Kitesurfing in Australia in February
In February the best kitesurfing in Australia is at Noosa – Noosa River, Shark Bay – Denham & Gnaraloo – Tombstones.
Updated November 2026 · weather data 2022–2026
In short
- Wind: 15 windy days (15+ knots)
- Water: 20–27°C, 3/2 wetsuit at 20–21°C; shorty at 22–24°C; no wetsuit at 25–27°C
- Air: 31°C by day, 21°C at night
- Weather: sun (6+ hours) on about 27 days, rain (1+ mm) on about 4; a day can have both
- Warm enough for no wetsuit: Noosa – Noosa River, Shark Bay – Denham & Gnaraloo – Tombstones.
- For beginners: Noosa – Noosa River, Coronation Beach & Safety Bay – Bent Street.
When are you planning to go?
Averages of the 10 spots on this page. Windy days: days with at least 2 hours of 15+ knots between 9:00 and 18:00, averaged over recent years.
Questions
Where to go kitesurfing in Australia in February?
Noosa – Noosa River: windy season; Shark Bay – Denham: 23 windy days; Gnaraloo – Tombstones: 23 windy days.
How warm is the water in Australia in February?
20–27°C: 3/2 wetsuit at 20–21°C; shorty at 22–24°C; no wetsuit at 25–27°C.
Where can beginners go kitesurfing in February?
Good spots for beginners this month: Noosa – Noosa River, Coronation Beach & Safety Bay – Bent Street.
Which airport is closest?
Sunshine Coast Airport (MCY), 22 km from Noosa – Noosa River; Shark Bay Airport (MJK), 4 km from Shark Bay – Denham; Carnarvon Airport (CVQ), 113 km from Gnaraloo – Tombstones.
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