Downwinds | Moffats to Mooloolaba Downwind

Moffats to Mooloolaba Downwind

A 15km downwind from Moffats Beach to Mooloolaba spit along the sunshine coast in Australia on a southerly wind. The Sunshine Coast encompasses beach resorts, surf spots and rural hinterland in southern Queensland, Australia. It stretches from the coastal city of Caloundra, near Brisbane, north to the Cooloola section of the Great Sandy National Park, home to multicoloured sand dunes, mangrove forests, and shallow lakes.


  • Moffat Beach, Sunshine Coast Regional, Queensland, Australia

    Distance in KM
    15
    Estimated Time to complete
    1 Hr 20 mins
  • Wind Direction
    South
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  • Launch from Moffat Beach





    This is a YouTube video from New Subscription link in description :) doing this downwind on a surfski.






    The finish is on Mooloolaba Beach, watch out for Point Cartwright  landmark for the finish on the beach.

    Point Cartright top middle of picture, and downwind route is coming from the top right of the picture.




    Have fun and please stay safe!
    Some Basic Safety Guidelines

    - It is very difficult to spot someone in the water especially in strong wind conditions, so please make sure you can be seen - use bright colour clothing. Wear a brightly coloured PFD Wear a brightly coloured rash vest ( luminous green or orange is best)

    - Use a buddy system - doing a downwind with someone else is always safer than on your own.

    - Have a VHF Radio, mobile/cell phone in a waterproof bag ( test that you can use this in all conditions)

    - Know who to call for help and be sure that your family know who to call. Be sure that someone knows where you are and when you should return. And that they will call for help if this time is exceeded.

    - Other useful tips - Use a leash from the craft to your body. Have a signal flare (hand held are best) or pencil flares. Carry a reflector / mirror. Have a whistle that works when wet. Have your name and landline number on your craft. Leave a card with your name and phone number (mobile/cell and landline) on your vehicle dashboard.



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