Will be in Manly for 2 months with work. Any places for windsurfing around there?????? will have no gear with me so hire would be good too? looking at flat water not waves.

cheers
Moz

Hey AusMoz , how'd you get across the border.
Come visit us up at Gosford. I'll loan you some nice gear for how ever long you are down here.

Lyndon (the whitsunday guy)

You're in luck as WSS boards (formerly wind surf n snow) are now located on Pittwater Rd, North Manly. I'm sure you can negotiate hire for short term.

Manly (harbourside) good for southerly winds. 2 hour free parking east/west esplanade. More SE go to Clontarf.

NE go to Balmoral (all paid parking), weekdays plenty of spots. You can unload then move your car to an unrestricted spot. Weekends is pretty hopeless so unless NE'r is blasting it will be busy.

NE Narrabeen Lake is popular, Middle Creek carpark exit off Wakehurst Pkwy. Needs 15 knots to get decent unless foiling but seems to attract a few desperates less than 12 knots.

Some NE winds this time of year, don't really get the decent seabreezes (NE/nor'easter) until it gets warmer. Some southerlies, maybe some strong westerlies but usually infrequent by October.

Hired some gear at Balmoral, some reasonable gear just absolute crapp sailing spot,Never again going there! Mega dissapointment!

Easy parking mid week at Balmoral

Alex,
Wind is looking good for the end of this week and possibly for a few days following. Head to Collaroy,
Fisherman's beach/brownwater, it's good for SSE / SE / ESE. There will be wavesailors there & wing dingers
and maybe some kiters getting in the way.

You may want to pick up a 4.5 or 4.7, only place is WSS boards which is on Pittwater Rd, North Manly.
You'll need smaller than a 5.0 if we get southerly wind or perhaps a NE at Wanda & definitely for a NE
at Gerroa. Southerly good at Long Reef also, cross-on and littered with kiters.

Manly beach can be sailed in NE and southerly, too onshore in SE, go to Collaroy. NE there are kiters out
(cross-on) in the middle of the beach but it doesn't usually get strong enough even for 5.5m.

I sail Manly in a southerly (north end - Queenscliff) but it's only really decent if it's 20 knots as doesn't
fill in properly and too frustrating so I prefer to go on the harbour-side even though flatwater.

See you out there...