Dog Rocks is the ultimate Land Kiting fun park for those adventurous enough to play on large rock faces and boulders. It is a challenging location for any experienced rider.
More info: Dog Rocks, Batesford

Casey Fields is a collection of large football, cricket and rugby fields. It can be quite gusty due to its inland location however offers a large area to use and wash off power.
More info: Casey Fields, Cranbourne

Rye Front Beach is a popular flat water kiteboarding spot for northerly winds. There's a huge amount of open flat water even on the busiest days.
More info: Front Beach, Rye

13th Beach is a popular kiteboarding location with crystal clear water and afternoon winds in summer. Marker 36West offers small waves with good sets for kiting.
More info: 13th Beach (36w), Barwon Heads

13th Beach (40W) is popular with Land Kiters for both buggying and land boarding. With afternoon onshore winds in summer it's a good location for learning.
More info: 13th Beach (40w), Barwon Heads

Bicentennial Park offers a large unused grass area for land kiting. With a few hills and obstacles it is a good location for casual kiting.
More info: Bicentennial Park, Chelsea

Shallow Inlet is popular for both Kiteboarding and Land Kiting, an ideal alternative when the wind direction is wrong for the main beach.
More info: Shallow Inlet, Sandy Point

Brighton Beach also known as "Kitebeach" is a popular kiteboarding location. The beach itself offers a good launch area and if it's busy a grass area to rig up behind the sand.
More info: Brighton Beach, Brighton

St Kilda Beach is popular a popular kiteboarding spot a short trip from the City. A number of schools and instructors operate on this beach for lessons.
More info: St Kilda Beach, St Kilda

Hamption Beach is a popular kiteboarding location offering a nice launch and land area. The water can be quite choppy and becomes deep very quickly.
More info: Hampton Beach, Hampton