Denham Lookout

Denham Lookout is situated on a shallow lagoon system along Western Australia's Shark Bay coast, facing west toward the Indian Ocean. The lagoon is characterized by extensive seagrass beds, tidal mudflats, and sandy areas visible in the satellite imagery. The protected lagoon environment provides sheltered conditions suitable for beginners and intermediate kiters seeking calmer waters. Wind from the north (0°) provides ideal side-shore conditions parallel to the coast. The spot experiences low to moderate wave heights (0.53m average) with choppy water conditions typical of shallow lagoon systems. Tidal considerations are critical here, as water depth varies significantly throughout the day, potentially exposing hazards or limiting access. The 46.6% wind reliability suggests inconsistent conditions, requiring patience for adequate wind sessions. Best suited for riders developing foundational skills in flat to choppy water. Key consideration: monitor tide charts carefully before sessions, as shallow areas can become impassable during low tide. The seagrass presents navigation challenges requiring awareness of riding area boundaries.