

Beginner, Free-styler, Freerider
The ” gym “. The Stagnone salt lagoon is the safest place in the world where you can kitesurf. 100% risk free !
One of the best spots in the world and certainly the best in Europe and Italy.
The nice thing about Lo Stagnone Kitespot is that you can sleep in the morning; the wind usually starts at noon and calms down late in the evening.
The deepest point of the Stangnone salt lagoon is max. 160 cm. The bottom is sand and some points with algae.
One of the best spots in the world and certainly the best of Italy.
Stagnone means LAGOON … The lagoon is a large natural salt lagoon, a spot with constant wind that offers the best conditions for both beginners and professionals.
Riding the waves? Simple … kitesurf out onto the open sea !
On windless days, the thermals still provides sufficient wind of 9-13 knots, and you can surf with kites of 13 to 16 m². Be assured, in any case you will be able to kite every day…
More than 20. An advice: Kitesurfer Academy visit the Website
World Cup 2013 in Birgi at the Stagnone- Birgi Vecchi Kitespot — 50 meter from the Villa Birgi !!!
The wind comes mainly from three directions: North, Northwest or South.
The north wind can be very strong, but usually blows with 12 to 18 knots. The morning north wind is reinforced in summer afternoons by the thermals, which guarantee good conditions for kitesurfing from 12.00 to 18.00 hours. For kites, sizes of 7 to 12 m² are usually sufficient.
Termal Wind, constant, regular and persistent from south and from north. Storm Wind in the winter months. Wind Forecasting
| MOUNTH | |||||||||||||
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| 01 | 02 | 03 | 04 | 05 | 06 | 07 | 08 | 09 | 10 | 11 | 12 | 1-12 | |
| WIND>= 4 Beaufort (%) | 35
| 39
| 43
| 37
| 37
| 33
| 35
| 37
| 33
| 26
| 40
| 39
| 36
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| AVERAGE WIND IN (kts) | 10
| 10
| 11
| 10
| 10
| 9
| 9
| 10
| 9
| 8
| 10
| 10
| 9
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| Temperatura dell´aria media (°C) |
13
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13
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15
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17
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21
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25
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28
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29
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26
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22
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18
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14
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20
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In rare no wind days, there are many trips you can do by Mountain Bike, San Teodoro (10 min mountain bike), you can walk across the sea and visit the “Big Island” with his mountains of salt and salt marshes.
]]>Nabq, a great place from March to October. Cheap rates for 4 or 5 star hotels and flights are easy to find, especially out of season.
Rentals and excellent beaches for kitesurfing. After your daily 4/6 housr of kiting you will find in Sharm a small touristic “Rimini”.
For families, with girlfriend or friends who are not kiters, Nabq is a good compromise.
There are excellent resorts with all prices and activities such as aquapark and children’s entertainment.
For other sports activities and evening shopping, “Multibrand” is recommended. This place is also suitable for beginners.
A minimum stay of 7 to 9 days is recommended.
The only really good Kitespot in Scharm is the lagoon of Nabq.
The ideal starting point for kitesurfing is at the beach of the Regency Plaza Resort or Sea Beach: no rocks or corals, and a super wide and “safe” exit, unfortunately, however, with many kites if there is very good wind.
800 meters further south is the “ZOUARA BEACH”, a “free” beach without connection to a resort.
Less crowded with kiters, but be careful: the exit is narrower, but surfable, both to the right and left of the relatively wide exit channel there are rocks and corals.
Usually, there are also two motorboats moored which are used for parasailing near the coast.
50 % – 60 % days with wind, mostly thermal and slightly gusty. The wind usually starts at night when it reaches its maximum before lowering to 6 knots in the afternoon.
With a weight of 80 kg you can use two kites (9m² and 13m²) or three kites (7m², 9m² and 13m²) with a standard board during the same day. P.S.
The predictions of the various specialized websites are not always accurate as they usually underestimate the actual wind.
I have been told that the mathematical models used do not take thermal winds into consideration.
Use a 5/6 mm winter wetsuit from October to March, from April to September a summer wetsuit (3 mm), believe me that it will protect you especially when you start from Zoura Beach.
Also use kite shoes at the beginning to protect yourself from corals and rocks.
I advise you to buy shoes with reinforced soles that can be found on the spot for a few euros.
As soon as you can kite safely through the exit, you don’t necessarily need the shoes anymore.
Be careful not to lose your board (tie it to you), because due to the current only another kiter can bring your board back (if you lose the board, raise your hand… this is the signal that you need help).
]]>This island seems to be made for the sports kitesurfing and windsurfing as well as for pure surfing. Maui has a large selection of beaches, some suitable for beginners, others for advanced surfers and others only for professional kitesurfers.
However, it’s not really worth flying to Hawai just to learn kitesurfing (of course you are free to do so), but by the time you’ve learned the basics and gained your first experience, you’re already on your way home and haven’t had a chance to get to know this beautiful island.
My advice: Given that a flight takes 21 to 26 hours, you should be able to kitesurf very well and stay at least for two weeks (just for learning there are also excellent spots in Europe, which are only 3 to 5 flight hours away).
The island looks like an upside down 8 (also symbol for infinity). When it rains in the north, just head south to find ideal conditions.
The north is more informal, natural and sporty. A melting pot of people from all over the world who want to kitesurf, windsurf or just surf. There are also the most extreme spots like Hookipa and Jaws, which I only recommend to experts, as well as other beaches for advanced and beginners like Kanaha, etc. (see below).
The south is full of luxurious “American style” hotels with many golf clubs and beautiful beaches to visit when the weather is not good in the north.
a very dangerous place, absolutely reserved for professionals. There are probably the highest waves in the world, breaking only a few days a year. Not suitable for amateur surfers, but spectacular for photography. However, it is not easy to get there…..Strong ocean currents! Only for very experienced and professional kiters
Classic spot, only suitable for experts and professionals. It is difficult to kite out through the narrow channel between sharp rocks (Rock Garden) and the only safe 60 meters wide exit.
Outside, fantastic waves. Hookipa is one of the most dangerous spots as an “equipment killer”. Even the most experienced kiters are equipped with wetsuits, gloves, shoes and helmets.
A big problem is that the wave creates an offshore current on the way back, which drives the board out to the sea…. in this case you will be pushed out of the safe channel…. and thrown into the middle of the ‘rock garden’ (luckily I only had to pay for this with two hand wounds…. I had no gloves).
Strong ocean currents! Not suitable for everyone!
Perfect place, also for those who want to learn to wavekiting. A beautiful 2 km long sandy beach, easy to reach with a long and clean wave breaking over the reef. Spreckelsville is the place where you normally find Europeans.
For advanced and experts!
Cosy place (beach) with shady places, lifeguards, toilets, showers with fresh water and picnic places. Easy to surf, also suitable for lake surfers. Here you can also book beginner courses. There is a small wave off the coast.
For all…. a sunny and very spacious place.
On the south coast: If you are looking for very shallow water for fast gliding, you should go to Kihei, which is about a 15 minutes’ drive from the towns in the north. Kihei is perfect for slalom and fun for the less experienced.
For everyone.
Constant wind, regular and steady. (see below)
These touristic islands also offer “top kitesurf spots”. The most popular spots are located near Corralejo in the north of the island Fuerteventura, especially the spot “Flag Beach”. The wind comes sideshore and gives its best during the summer months. “Flag Beach” is one of the favourite spots for kitesurfers on this part of the coast. The best weather and wind conditions prevail in the north. There are several spots that can be reached by car in 10 minutes. Corralejo is strategically important as you can reach all the interesting spots in the area in about 10 minutes by car. In all accommodations, a flag is displayed every morning to indicate which spot is the best for the day (usually Flag Beach).
Constant wind, regular and persistent. (see below)
Cape Verde, officially the Republic of Cabo Verde, is an island country spanning in an archipelago of 10 volcanic islands in the central Atlantic Ocean. Located 570 kilometres (350 miles) off the coast of Western Africa in front of Senegal, the islands cover a combined area of slightly over 4,000 square kilometres (1,500 sq mi). Three (Sal, Boa Vista and Maio) are fairly flat, sandy and dry; the others generally rockier with more vegetation
Is located in the south of the island SAL, in a bay where there are the best spots at the tips of the bay.
Dahab lies in a wind tunnel in the Gulf of Aqaba – the wind blows with full force in the lagoon area. The reason for the strong winds during most months of the year are the thermals. Therefore, the wind in Dahab is stronger and more frequent than in other areas of the Red Sea.
The best spots are 2 km south of the old Dahab (Masbat), at the so called Dahab-City Lagoon. The water here is suitable for beginners as well as for advanced kiters. At the spot there are 5 large hotels, all with kite centres.
Constant wind, regular and persistent. (see below) Wind forecast in Dahab
WOW, WOW, WOW, WOW…. The Mecca for experienced and advanced kiters. Tarifa is not the best spot for those who want to learn kitesurfing.
It’s not the best spot to learn Kitesurfing, but if …you will find also a small lagoon, for beginners.
Pay attention to schools, only a few are of good quality and professionalism… choose well!
Kitesurfing is possible in the Mediterranean as well as in the Atlantic. Near the Strait of Gibraltar, where it is always windy, you will find an excellent tourist infrastructure which offers various accommodation options, restaurants, nightlife and the most incredible concentration of schools and services for the world of kitesurfing.
During a tour of Tarifa you will see signs displayed at windows of apartments saying “alquilamos casa” (for rent).
KitespotLos Lances: is the most famous kitesurf spot in Tarifa, on a 5 km long fine sandy beach. At the end of Los Lances, which begins in the centre of Tarifa, is Valdevaqueros, a place with large sand dunes. You can also kite along the coast in Bolonia, another great place with sand dunes and the Roman ruins of Baleo Claudia. All these spots are clearly also suitable for windsurfers.
For lovers of wave surfing: Kitespot Balneario beach is a regional classic with a wave breaking from the left and right. The entire coast from Tarifa to Cádiz (Cádiz) has numerous surf spots, the most famous being Canos de Meca, near the Trafalgar lighthouse and El Palmar.
Constant wind, regular and persistent. (see below) Wind forecast in Tarifa
Kitesurfing in Mykonos has significant advantages over many other Kitespots around the world. On Mykonos the months with the strongest wind are July and August. During this time the wind blows from the north (Meltemi), with an average of 20/24 knots, and on some days up to 30 knots.
Tourism on the island is concentrated on the places where people drink and dance, or next to the trendy beaches. Kiters have the rest of the coast at their disposal and can easily lay out their 30 meter long lines and set up their 12 m2 kites.
There are basically two kite spots: Ftelia and Korfos: both with onshore wind. The first beach on the road leading from the old port to the town of Ano Mera is very popular with our windsurfing relatives, but here “very busy” means no more than 15 boards in the water, not even in mid-August. So don’t be surprised if you are the only one setting up a kite.
In light waves you can kite out against the wind with kites from 7 to 12 m² (rarely larger unless you are a heavyweight).
If you are good enough and your equipment is reliable, you can try to reach the beach of Panormos with several turns. The way back is perhaps the most beautiful trip on the island, a few turns will do. In Ftelia there is also a bar, a restaurant with a relaxation area for aperitifs and separate public bathrooms.
The other place, Korfos, near the airport and in the southwest of the island, is my favourite. The place is practically deserted despite the proximity to the crowded beach of Ornos (diametrically opposite).
The reason is simple: the beach is perfect for kitesurfers, as well as for one fisherman who brings his fishing ashore around eight o’clock in the evening (watch out for net cables).
Of course, I wouldn’t advise anyone to learn kitesurfing on Mykonos, but if your level is good enough and you have no problems with drifting, Mykonos can become your natural gym.
I would like to give you a tip: Rent a quad that has the rack in front and behind it (the price is 25 Euro per day). I travelled all over the island with a friend on a quad and had two boards and three kites with me.
Avoid Kalafatis, the most famous spot for windsurfing. The wind is really gusty there, and with a kite it can be almost dangerous due to the fact that the wind comes offshore. Outside the bay the wind is more regular, but in my opinion it is not very funny.
Further information and videos in the near future: about booking possibilities, special beaches etc. etc. etc. etc. etc..
From May to October: 19 to 31 degrees, depending on the month (see below).
Termal Wind, constant, regular and persistent.
This was a depressed touristic area due to the ever present wind has become new life with the advent of kitesurfing one of the best Kite Spots and tourist Kitesurf Sport area in the world !
An area that offers many top locations for fun with your kite. One of the best places in the world from March to October and even in the winter months. Further south, in Marsa Alam it’s even warmer with 5 -7 degrees more.
It’s a prefect place to start learning Kitesurfing. There are many Kitesurf Schools … choose well! We suggest for beginners the spot of “El Gouna” by the so-called Mangroovy BEACH.
It is easy to find reasonable prices for 4 or 5 star hotels and flights, especially if you travel out of season.
A really broad area that offers many Top Spots to have fun with your Kite. One of the best spots in the world in the months from March to October and even in the winter months… but in the winter more in the south there are always 5/7 degrees more in MARSA ALAM.
Equipment can be hired locally, and there are excellent beaches where you can kitesurf.
There are also kite resorts which offer accommodation in addition to equipment, schooling and training. Between El Gouna and Hurghada there is a very wide range of resorts and hotels, so you can easily find accommodation and travels at reasonable prices. The distance between El Gouna and Hurghada is about 10 km, which means that within 20 km there are countless beaches suitable for beginners. For the latter, however, we recommend El Gouna, and especially the so-called MANGROOVY BEACH.
Soon more information and videos: on the possibility of booking, dedicated beaches ect. ect..
Use winter entire suit (5/6 mm) from October to March, April to September entire summer suit (3 mm), believe me, that it will protect you. Initially, also use kite shoes to protect your feet against coral and rocks. Better if you buy the shoes with a very reinforced slab that you find for few Euros on the spot. Once you are sure of the spot, you can kite without the shoes.
From 19 to 31 degrees, depending on the month (see below). The coldest months are January and February.
Termal Wind, constant, regular and persistent.
One of the best kitespots, if not the best, as you can expect a constant thermal wind for many hours a day from March to October at temperatures 4-5 degrees warmer than in Sharm (Marsa Alam is 350 km south of Sharm). These warmer temperatures are clearly a pleasant advantage for this spot.
Marsa Alam is definitely less touristic than Sharm, and probably a little bit more expensive since there are not so many hotels to choose from. But I am sure that you will find similar prices as in Sharm if you look around a bit.
There are rentals, schools and great beaches for kitesurfing.
Wind mostly thermal, constant and regular.