# Kitesurfing in Sydney, Australia

Destination in [New South Wales](https://www.kitesurfspots.com/regions/new-south-wales), [Australia](https://www.kitesurfspots.com/countries/australia).

> Sydney is a playground for surfers and businessmen alike. Not really a kitesurf destination, but if you happen to spend some time here and need your fix it’s certainly doable in the summer months.

- Wind season: September – February
- Air: 16 – 26°C
- Water: 18 – 23°C
- Wave spots: Yes

## Kite spots
- [Cronulla Beach](https://www.kitesurfspots.com/spots/cronulla-beach) — best around Dec, 19–24% windy days, 9–10 kt, water 18–21 °C
- [Narrabeen Lagoon](https://www.kitesurfspots.com/spots/narrabeen-lagoon) — best around Jul, 10–12% windy days, 8–9 kt, water 18–19 °C

## Kite schools
- [KBL Kite Beach, Monterey](https://www.kitesurfspots.com/schools/kbl-kite-beach-monterey) — https://www.kiteboardinglessons.com.au/schoollocation
- [KBL Sports - Kite / Wing / Foil / SUP - Shop](https://www.kitesurfspots.com/schools/kbl-sports-kite-wing-foil-sup-shop) — http://www.kblsports.com.au/
- [KBL Sports - Kiteboarding Lessons (School)](https://www.kitesurfspots.com/schools/kbl-sports-kiteboarding-lessons-school) — http://www.kblsports.com.au/
- [Kitepower Australia](https://www.kitesurfspots.com/schools/kitepower-australia) — http://www.kitepower.com.au/
- [PROKITE](https://www.kitesurfspots.com/schools/prokite)

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Source page: https://www.kitesurfspots.com/destinations/sydney
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.