Point Quobba – Carnarvon Region, Western Australia
  • Wind: SW (clean and powerful); SSW gusty with land effect
  • Season: Summer (December to March)
  • Water: Reefy, surging chop with open exposure
  • Skill: Advanced only (no margin for error)
  • Ideal Tide: Mid to high (low tide = dangerous terrain)
  • Launch Space: Rocky shoreline — no soft beach
  • Hazards: Reef, surge, no signal, no rescue access

Point Quobba – WA

Remote and wild, Point Quobba sits 75 km north of Carnarvon and offers powerful, clean SW winds for those chasing solitude and serious conditions. Not a popular kite spot — but when it’s on, it’s raw and unforgettable.

Best on a solid SW seabreeze. SSW works but brings gusts and land effect. Anything west or light is risky — you’re fully exposed out here.

Rocky launch only. No soft beach, no safety net. You’re straight into reefy water with surge and chop. Mid to high tide is safest. Low tide = gear wrecking terrain.

Strictly for advanced riders with full backup. No signal, no rescue, no room for mistakes. But if you’re ready? It’s WA at its wildest.