Boat Ramp Beach

Boat Ramp Beach is a sheltered bay location on Australia's western coast facing westward toward the Indian Ocean. The bay is partially enclosed by rocky headlands on the northern side, creating a protected body of water suitable for beginners. Residential development dominates the eastern hinterland with clear suburban sprawl visible in the imagery. The water exhibits turquoise coloration typical of shallow sandy areas transitioning to deeper water, with visible current patterns suggesting dynamic tidal flows. Wind reliability is notably low at 11.5%, making consistent session planning difficult. Average wind speeds of 7.9 knots are marginal for kitesurfing. The bay orientation suggests northerly winds would be side-shore, offering the most favorable riding conditions. Water temperatures average 16.6°C, requiring appropriate thermal protection. The spot suits beginners due to protected conditions and shallow water, but low wind reliability and rocky hazards require local knowledge. Waves average 2.73m, providing modest riding potential. This location is best visited during weather windows when northerly or southerly flows develop.