Well, that volcano windsurfing sure is hard to top... wow.
For me, this one is easy and hope it is OK for a non-Aussie to share. Lofoten, northern Norway in May 2011, about 250 kms north of the Arctic Circle. Just spectacular. Think windsurfing in a Lord of the Rings landscape.
goo.gl/maps/hJyXR
And about Lord Howe Islands being a little cold, well...
i once windsurfed inside an active volcano, on the molten lava.
How is this possible you ask, how did I not die? that's because i am so TUFF. How did my equipment not melt? that's because I am so cool.
Abu Dhabi at Yas Island beach at the end of Feb this year. Perfect breeze but really average and old rental gear. Lots of fun for a while though. My next spot would be Fiji 25 years ago on a One Design board on the coral coast - just in a "lagoon" in from the breaking waves in front of a resort.
Select to expand quotecurac said..
i once windsurfed inside an active volcano, on the molten lava.
How is this possible you ask, how did I not die? that's because i am so TUFF. How did my equipment not melt? that's because I am so cool.
Tuff + Cool = Awesomeness!!!!!!
Select to expand quoteGestalt said..
since we are moving from places to events.
am I the only one who has gotten sea sick while windsurfing? 
Not whilst sailing Gesty, but if there is a greasy swell I do get queasy when surfing if I have been out for 2-3hrs.
never any fun. it was similar greasy conditions for me that brought it on. no wind and 3m swell.
Wow there are some great stories and place id love to visit.
Prob fiji has the the most unique from the people to the waves that I've sailed
www.windsurf.co.uk/featured/the-punters-guide-to-sailing-15-foot-cloudbreak/
