Where to go kitesurfing in Oceania in September
The 26 best kitesurfing spots in Oceania in September, ranked by windy days.
Updated October 2026 · weather data 2022–2026
In short
- Best for kitesurfing in Oceania in September: Oahu – Haleiwa (United States), Airlie Beach – Whitsunday Islands (Australia) & Noosa – Noosa River (Australia).
- Water at the top 10: 13–27°C.
- Warm enough for no wetsuit: Oahu – Haleiwa, Kanaha Beach Park – Maui & Oahu – Kailua Beach.
- For beginners: Airlie Beach – Whitsunday Islands, Noosa – Noosa River & New Plymouth – Fitzroy Beach.
By continent
The 26 spots with the best kitesurfing conditions in September, from years of weather data, ranked by windy days and, a little, warm water. Spots with a local thermal wind are ranked by their known season. Windy days: days with at least 2 hours of 15+ knots between 9:00 and 18:00, averaged over recent years.
Questions
Where is the best kitesurfing in Oceania in September?
Oahu – Haleiwa (United States): 2 windy days; Airlie Beach – Whitsunday Islands (Australia): windy season; Noosa – Noosa River (Australia): windy season.
Where is the water warm in September?
Oahu – Haleiwa: 27°C, no wetsuit; Kanaha Beach Park – Maui: 27°C, no wetsuit; Oahu – Kailua Beach: 27°C, no wetsuit.
Where can beginners go kitesurfing in September?
Good spots for beginners this month: Airlie Beach – Whitsunday Islands, Noosa – Noosa River & New Plymouth – Fitzroy Beach.