Oyster Stacks – Ningaloo Marine Park, Western Australia
  • Wind: SE to SW (irrelevant — kiting prohibited)
  • Season: Year-round marine sanctuary
  • Water: Coral reef, shallow clear lagoon
  • Skill: Not permitted (conservation zone)
  • Ideal Tide: N/A (no kiting allowed)
  • Launch Space: None — kiting strictly prohibited
  • Hazards: Protected reef, legal penalties for kiting

Oyster Stacks – WA

Located inside the Ningaloo Marine Park near Exmouth, Oyster Stacks is a no-go zone for kiting — and for good reason. This area is strictly protected for snorkeling and coral reef conservation. Launching or landing a kite here isn’t just frowned upon — it’s illegal.

Crystal-clear water, thriving coral, and stacks of marine life make it epic for underwater exploring, but absolutely off-limits for any wind sports.

Closest kiteable spots? Head south to Sandy Bay or Graveyards — both are well-known, kiter-friendly, and still inside the Exmouth wind belt.

Bottom line: Bring your mask, not your kite. Respect the park rules and help keep one of WA’s most beautiful reef zones thriving.