Sydney

Sydney is the oldest, largest and by far the most visited Australian city. The Opera House and Harbour Bridge are as iconic as its multicultural urban pulse. While cities like Melbourne and Brisbane swell with Aussie pride, Sydney is a truly cosmopolitan place. Yet despite all that, Sydneysiders hang their identity on lively and lavishly celebrated beach culture. Surfing is a national obsession and beaches like Bondi encapsulate the hedonistic zeitgeist. Unfortunately the city beaches are so busy in summer that kiting and windsurfing are understandably banned. Yet there are plenty of alternatives within striking distance – half to the south on the sandy flats around Botany Bay, the rest north of Sydney Harbour in the hilly suburbs of the rocky North Shore.
Sydney copyright Rob Smallwood

Spots in Sydney

Wanda
Boat Harbour
Kurnell
Towra
Dolls Point
Frenchies
First Groyne
Brighton-Le-Sands
Kyeemagh
Manly Beach
Dee Why Beach
Long Reef
ButterBox
Little Makaha
Fishermans Bay
Collaroy
South Narrabeen
Mona Vale
Newy
Palm Beach
  • Sumbawa, Indonesien, Ost Asien / WickedSun, THE KITE AND WINDSUFRING GUIDE
  • Topocalma, Chile, Südamerika / Alfredo Escobar, THE KITE AND WINDSUFRING GUIDE