Port Gregory

Port Gregory is a sheltered beach break on the Western Australian coast facing west toward the Indian Ocean. The spot features a sandy beach with notable shallow water and seagrass meadows in the protected lagoon area. A reef system runs parallel to shore, creating visible wave patterns and potentially restricting navigation. The surrounding landscape shows dense coastal vegetation with limited development, indicating a relatively remote location. The spot receives modest wave heights (1.42m average) and moderate wind reliability (42.5%), making it suitable for beginners practicing in gentler conditions. North winds (0°) provide ideal side-shore conditions parallel to the beach. The shallow lagoon area offers protected practice zones, while the outer beach break provides slightly more challenging conditions. Water temperature averages 20.9°C, requiring minimal thermal protection. This location suits beginner to early intermediate kiters seeking calm conditions and learner-friendly waters. Key considerations include tide-dependent water depth, variable wind patterns, and the need to avoid seagrass areas and reef systems. Local knowledge of currents and seasonal conditions is recommended before visiting.