# Kitesurfing in Adelaide, Australia

Destination in [Australia](https://www.kitesurfspots.com/countries/australia).

> 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.

- Wind season: October – February
- Air: 16˚C – 26˚C
- Water: 15˚C – 20˚C
- Wave spots: Yes

## Kite spots
- [Glenelg Beach](https://www.kitesurfspots.com/spots/glenelg-beach) — best around Sep, 23–26% windy days, 10 kt, water 13–15 °C
- [Henley Beach](https://www.kitesurfspots.com/spots/henley-beach) — best around Sep, 23–26% windy days, 10 kt, water 13–15 °C
- [West Beach](https://www.kitesurfspots.com/spots/west-beach) — best around Sep, 23–26% windy days, 10 kt, water 13–15 °C

## Kite schools
- [Kiteboarding School Adelaide](https://www.kitesurfspots.com/schools/kiteboarding-school-adelaide)
- [Ride Kitesurfing](https://www.kitesurfspots.com/schools/ride-kitesurfing) — https://ridekitesurfing.com.au/

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Source page: https://www.kitesurfspots.com/destinations/adelaide
Data & methodology: https://www.kitesurfspots.com/methodology
Monthly wind and temperature climatology is computed from Open-Meteo historical weather (3 years of daily data) and marine (sea-surface temperature) APIs. A windy day is a day whose maximum wind implies roughly 12 kt+ sustained. Listing details come from public kite-travel sources and Google Places, rewritten and reviewed.