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Adelaide
Adelaide is normally not what comes to mind at first when you think Australian kitesurf. But as with most coastline around the world, unless it’s in the doldrums, you’ll get wind at some point. And if there’s wind, there’s kitesurfing possible.
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When to kitesurf in Adelaide
None of the 3 spots we track in Adelaide has a month where 60% of days reach 12 kt+; expect light, irregular wind and check forecasts.
Based on Open-Meteo climatology for each spot. How we calculate this
Windiest spots in Adelaide
| Spot | Best season | Windy days | Avg wind | Water |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Glenelg Beach | Around Sep | 23–26% | 10 kt | 13–15 °C |
| Henley Beach | Around Sep | 23–26% | 10 kt | 13–15 °C |
| West Beach | Around Sep | 23–26% | 10 kt | 13–15 °C |
Kitesurfing in Adelaide: FAQ
- When is the best time to kitesurf in Adelaide?
- None of the 3 spots we track in Adelaide has a month where 60% of days reach 12 kt+; expect light, irregular wind and check forecasts.
- What are the windiest kite spots in Adelaide?
- Ranked by the share of windy days in their best months: Glenelg Beach (Around Sep, up to 26% windy days); Henley Beach (Around Sep, up to 26% windy days); West Beach (Around Sep, up to 26% windy days).
- How warm is the water for kitesurfing in Adelaide?
- During each spot's wind season the sea is typically 13–15 °C. Bring a wetsuit for the cooler spots.
- Where can I take kitesurfing lessons in Adelaide?
- We list 2 kite schools in Adelaide, including Kiteboarding School Adelaide, Ride Kitesurfing.
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