Gnaraloo

have never sailed Gnaraloo, but I know lots of people that have. I have however flown over it on the way to Coral Bay. It is an isolated cattle station, and a mega wave and wave sailing spot.

The Gnaraloo wind season is earlier than that for Geraldton or Lancelin, usually starting in October. Probably the best months would be October and November.

This map shows the position of Gnaraloo on the coast. It is about 160km north of Carnarvon, which is about 1000km north of Perth. Carnarvon is a place worth going to in it's own right, but arguably not a wave sailing spot. This map shows the layout of the station area including the sailing spots. For the visitor and sailboarding tourist, it would be a great trip, up through Lancelin, Geraldton, Kalbarri, Monkey Mia (a bit off course, but a must), Carnarvon and finally to Gnaraloo. These are all places that are interesting to see, and most are Meccas for sailing.

There is a web page that describes a lot about the area. The owners are keen to keep the outback and environmental facets but also make it accessible to visitors so that they can also enjoy the area. The web page is at http://www.gnaraloo.com.au

This is an excellent page, which describes the area, the facilities and the attractions. It is well worth visiting.

Links to other pages about Gnaraloo sailing.

• Kim Sailing at Gnaraloo Station/Tombstone
• Jef Turner's Page about sailing at Gnaraloo. This is a very useful page.
• A geocities page about Gnaraloo.