Lefkada, Ionian Islands
The island's kite spot can be found by bearing right after crossing the swing bridge from the mainland, then keep going until the windmills. The wind here's generally onshore and weaker than Vassiliki, although a chest-high swell can develop. If the breeze veers northerly and the thermals weaken a bit in Vassiliki, it's worth a look for windsurfing – and as kiting is prohibited in Vass all year long, Agios Ioannis (or 'Milos Beach') is Lefkada's only option for kitesurfing.
7136
Corsica
This beautiful bay is a popular training venue; broad sections are standing-depth, the water’s warm, and a westerly thermal regularly delivers Force 4 winds; only easterly gets very gusty. If you can waterstart, head straight out of the bay to let off some steam in the bigger chop further out. There's busy traffic in this narrow gulf – beginners, pleasure boats and jet-skis can sometimes cause confusion. Also pay attention to four rocks lurking just underwater in the middle of the bay; they’re marked by buoys, but only in summer. The best launch for windsurfing is at the surf-school. Kiters have to carry their kit 15 minutes south. The eastern car-park is height restricted; campervan drivers have to look west.
6395
Dublin
South of the River Liffey, Poolbeg Power Station is South Dublin's most popular venue. Similar wind directions to 'Dollymount', although only rideable for four hours around high tide. well, you can also ride it at low tide, but will be a long walk then. No good in westerlies or anything WSW or north of west. NE through S are all fine.
5097
Sjaelland
This versatile spot on the Isefjord is sailable in all wind directions except north-easterly. It’s best-known as a slalom and beginner venue, even though the mussel-beds demand boots in summer. Just like Rinkøbing Fjord, shallow water calls for small fins – which may even be too long in southerly winds, when the water gets blown out of the bay. There’s another side to Lynæs too, as a few days of strong south to south-westerly produces clean 1m-high wind-waves.
5588
Asturias
Forming the border between Galicia and Asturia, 'Ría de Ribadeo' is a freeride venue in south-westerly winds. Local topography often accelerates the wind up to Force 5-6. The vast 'El Tesón' sandbar grows a few metres every year – in fact you can walk there from Figueras at low tide. There's just a bit of chop further out, plus a serious ebb tide current pulling towards the bridge.
6702
Mauritius
The main spots are focussed around Le Morne on the island’s south-west tip. The imposing Mount Brabant isn’t just a majestic backdrop; together with the nearby mountains it accelerates the trades by 5-10 knots, delivering reliable wind. One launch serves five spots covering the whole gamut of conditions. Le Morne Lagoon is a massive flat-water playground. In strong winds it gets choppy and in large swell suffers strong currents – and watch out for the odd coral head! Straight out from the Mistral Centre is the Inner Reef, which is a good training spot on average days but not to be underestimated in big swell. At up to 6m, Manawa is one of Le Morne’s big wave spots, yet it’s still fun to ride. Best in easterlies and at low tide, the catch being that the reef’s 1km further south across a large channel with very strong currents. Plus the wind’s usually a little lighter there, so only go out in stable conditions! Chameaux lies at the western edge of the reef. It’s a dangerous break as the reef is shallow, the waves large and currents strong. It’s particularly good in small swell, but experts only! Follow the reef north to find One Eye, the island’s most famous spot. Very, very fast, hollow, powerful and long. The perfect wave .to watch! The shallow, razor-sharp reef doesn’t forgive mistakes – and the wind’s cross-offshore. Reached via the Grand Pass or the small channel in front of the Berjaya Hotel, it should only be attempted at high tide. The last section belongs to the surfers. There’s a dedicated teaching spot around the headland and away from the crowds at Kite Lagoon, where onshore winds and standing-depth water make it feel even safer. If that gets too busy, La Prairie is an option. Watch out for the odd coral head at both spots and do consider wearing boots. Following the tortuous coastroad east, a massive left-hander breaks in the estuary mouth in southerly swells. Baie du Cap has a very strong current and is regarded as particularly sharky; you definitely want a boat for back-up safety here! When the wind’s too easterly for Le Morne, the lagoon of Riambel, Pomponnette is an option. It only works at high tide though, and watch out for coral and sea urchins! Conditions ease up beyond Blue Bay – the private beach of Hotel Shandrani guarantees exclusivity and offshore on Blue Bay Reef only the honeymooners on Ile aux deux Cocos might watch through their binoculars. Point d'Esny has particularly clear water in the island’s largest lagoon, a freerider’s dream. It’s hard to stay upwind by Ile aux Aigrettes though, as the wind and current both push in the same direction. Belle Mare is another all-rounder – Belle Mare Lagoon is ideal for beginners with its standing-depth area, while a challenging right-hander breaks on Bella Mare Reef outside. On the whole the SE trades blow a little weaker on the east coast as they hit the island more onshore and there are no mountains inland to accelerate them. The trades are offshore on the west coast, so the breaks are best suited to surfing – although occasional southerly winds allow kiting or windsurfing. You’ll need a boat for Ile aux Bénitiers but at least you can throw a couple of sundowners and a barbeque in too. Follow the rough tracks past the saltpans to Les Salines, being so hard to find it’s still a 'secret’ spot – as is the fast, hollow reef-break at Petite Rivière Noire. Launch from the beach near the old lighthouse to reach both, but don’t go out to the break alone: it’s 1km offshore on a shallow reef and only works at high tide! The road north passes world-class surf breaks like Tamarin and leads through the whirling capital Port Louis to Grand Baie, the Mauritian Côte D’Azur, beyond which good conditions return on the northern point. Off Cap Malheureux in front of the landmark red-roofed chapel there’s room for a few reaches between the islets in idyllic surroundings. About a kilometre east Anse la Raie offers two breaks, Yachya and Panic – ask the locals which reef pass has the best waves, on which tide, and for exact directions.
7539
Costa Norte, Peru
To unearth Peru’s treasures follow the Pan-American Highway north from Lima, mainly threading inland with the occasional spectacular glimpse of the Pacific. At Km 572 is Huanchaco, where they still make the traditional 'totora’ boats today. Good waves can almost always be found on the impressive point-break – and with a bit of luck, enough wind too. If not the 'adobe’ clay cities of Chan Chan, capital of the kingdom of Chimú, are well worth a visit anyway. The wind potential rises noticeably further north. Milagro is a lonely spot with unusual cross-onshore conditions, while the point of Chicama genuinely claims the world’s longest wave. The wind’s very gusty and the waves rarely bigger than 2.5m, but rides up to 1.5km are possible in a good swell! Despite this insane wave Chicama remains a dusty forgotten town – unlike the area’s hotspot, Pacasmayo. It’s a well-developed place so provides a good place to stay. Surfers get in at 'El Faro' lighthouse, kiters and windsurfers a little further downwind. Even small swells deliver good waves, and the wind builds to 12-20 knots in the afternoons too (S is cross to cross-off). In big winter swells (Apr-Jul) mast-high, kilometre-long rides are possible. In N swell the waves are shorter but still pack plenty of punch. If there’s neither waves nor wind on the Pacific, Peru’s second largest dammed reservoir at 400,000,000m³ Represa Gallito Ciego offers flat freshwater and a reliable 15-25 knot thermal on the north bank. Back on the coast, urban Chiclayo Pimentel has a fun beach-break that works best when the swell’s not too big. Further north it’s worth a detour off-road to the remote world-class waves of Nunura. Unfortunately it doesn’t work as well since they started farming Jacob’s mussels here, but there’s camping nearby at Bayóvar. In contrast, the endless sandy beach of Colan is a gentle beginner’s venue with almost onshore wind. In Piura Province, almost as many outstanding breaks line the coast as offshore oilrigs. The point-break Negritos on the northern edge of Punta Parinas is rarely visited. Access is via Talara, where an A-frame breaks over sand. Mornings are still and afternoons windy. Baterias is an option in south-easterly wind, but the area’s real highlight is Lobitos – the spectacularly powerful, long, super-quick left-hander up to 3m with cross-offshore wind that stars in the Cabrinha video 'Catalyst’. Originally a US military base in the Second World War, the little village is still inhabited by Peruvians today but parts of it are like a dusty scene from a spaghetti western: deserted buildings, howling wind, burning sun and vultures circling overhead. Tres Cruces is a wonderful beach with similar conditions, even if the waves aren’t quite as long. The point-break south of the fishing village El Nuro also gets good winds, while Los Organos ('The Organ Pipes’) was named after the sound of the wind blowing over the cliffs. Kiters can start a downwinder from the village, passing the white sandy beach of Vichayito and natural reef-pools at Pocitas Beach to finish round Mancora Point. An average day here delivers shoulder-high waves, and it soon gets busy. With 4,500 inhabitants, the village makes a good base for exploring the north – and with relaxed beach life, shops, restaurants and a chill-out bar it’s also great for non-surfers. 2km from the point there’s flat water in a Lagoon that’s sheltered from open ocean by dunes.
8271
Fehmarn
When strong north-westerlies push waves across Kiel Bay, Heiligenhafen rivals 'Altenteil' for Fehmarn’s wave crown. In west to west-south-westerly winds, the waves are cleaner but much smaller. Although if that follows a strong south-westerly that’s blown water out of Hohwachter Bay, the sandbanks by the point can run dry.
5716
Costa Norte, Peru
To unearth Peru’s treasures follow the Pan-American Highway north from Lima, mainly threading inland with the occasional spectacular glimpse of the Pacific. At Km 572 is Huanchaco, where they still make the traditional 'totora’ boats today. Good waves can almost always be found on the impressive point-break – and with a bit of luck, enough wind too. If not the 'adobe’ clay cities of Chan Chan, capital of the kingdom of Chimú, are well worth a visit anyway. The wind potential rises noticeably further north. Milagro is a lonely spot with unusual cross-onshore conditions, while the point of Chicama genuinely claims the world’s longest wave. The wind’s very gusty and the waves rarely bigger than 2.5m, but rides up to 1.5km are possible in a good swell! Despite this insane wave Chicama remains a dusty forgotten town – unlike the area’s hotspot, Pacasmayo. It’s a well-developed place so provides a good place to stay. Surfers get in at 'El Faro' lighthouse, kiters and windsurfers a little further downwind. Even small swells deliver good waves, and the wind builds to 12-20 knots in the afternoons too (S is cross to cross-off). In big winter swells (Apr-Jul) mast-high, kilometre-long rides are possible. In N swell the waves are shorter but still pack plenty of punch. If there’s neither waves nor wind on the Pacific, Peru’s second largest dammed reservoir at 400,000,000m³ Represa Gallito Ciego offers flat freshwater and a reliable 15-25 knot thermal on the north bank. Back on the coast, urban Chiclayo Pimentel has a fun beach-break that works best when the swell’s not too big. Further north it’s worth a detour off-road to the remote world-class waves of Nunura. Unfortunately it doesn’t work as well since they started farming Jacob’s mussels here, but there’s camping nearby at Bayóvar. In contrast, the endless sandy beach of Colan is a gentle beginner’s venue with almost onshore wind. In Piura Province, almost as many outstanding breaks line the coast as offshore oilrigs. The point-break Negritos on the northern edge of Punta Parinas is rarely visited. Access is via Talara, where an A-frame breaks over sand. Mornings are still and afternoons windy. Baterias is an option in south-easterly wind, but the area’s real highlight is Lobitos – the spectacularly powerful, long, super-quick left-hander up to 3m with cross-offshore wind that stars in the Cabrinha video 'Catalyst’. Originally a US military base in the Second World War, the little village is still inhabited by Peruvians today but parts of it are like a dusty scene from a spaghetti western: deserted buildings, howling wind, burning sun and vultures circling overhead. Tres Cruces is a wonderful beach with similar conditions, even if the waves aren’t quite as long. The point-break south of the fishing village El Nuro also gets good winds, while Los Organos ('The Organ Pipes’) was named after the sound of the wind blowing over the cliffs. Kiters can start a downwinder from the village, passing the white sandy beach of Vichayito and natural reef-pools at Pocitas Beach to finish round Mancora Point. An average day here delivers shoulder-high waves, and it soon gets busy. With 4,500 inhabitants, the village makes a good base for exploring the north – and with relaxed beach life, shops, restaurants and a chill-out bar it’s also great for non-surfers. 2km from the point there’s flat water in a Lagoon that’s sheltered from open ocean by dunes.
8272
Costa Norte, Peru
To unearth Peru’s treasures follow the Pan-American Highway north from Lima, mainly threading inland with the occasional spectacular glimpse of the Pacific. At Km 572 is Huanchaco, where they still make the traditional 'totora’ boats today. Good waves can almost always be found on the impressive point-break – and with a bit of luck, enough wind too. If not the 'adobe’ clay cities of Chan Chan, capital of the kingdom of Chimú, are well worth a visit anyway. The wind potential rises noticeably further north. Milagro is a lonely spot with unusual cross-onshore conditions, while the point of Chicama genuinely claims the world’s longest wave. The wind’s very gusty and the waves rarely bigger than 2.5m, but rides up to 1.5km are possible in a good swell! Despite this insane wave Chicama remains a dusty forgotten town – unlike the area’s hotspot, Pacasmayo. It’s a well-developed place so provides a good place to stay. Surfers get in at 'El Faro' lighthouse, kiters and windsurfers a little further downwind. Even small swells deliver good waves, and the wind builds to 12-20 knots in the afternoons too (S is cross to cross-off). In big winter swells (Apr-Jul) mast-high, kilometre-long rides are possible. In N swell the waves are shorter but still pack plenty of punch. If there’s neither waves nor wind on the Pacific, Peru’s second largest dammed reservoir at 400,000,000m³ Represa Gallito Ciego offers flat freshwater and a reliable 15-25 knot thermal on the north bank. Back on the coast, urban Chiclayo Pimentel has a fun beach-break that works best when the swell’s not too big. Further north it’s worth a detour off-road to the remote world-class waves of Nunura. Unfortunately it doesn’t work as well since they started farming Jacob’s mussels here, but there’s camping nearby at Bayóvar. In contrast, the endless sandy beach of Colan is a gentle beginner’s venue with almost onshore wind. In Piura Province, almost as many outstanding breaks line the coast as offshore oilrigs. The point-break Negritos on the northern edge of Punta Parinas is rarely visited. Access is via Talara, where an A-frame breaks over sand. Mornings are still and afternoons windy. Baterias is an option in south-easterly wind, but the area’s real highlight is Lobitos – the spectacularly powerful, long, super-quick left-hander up to 3m with cross-offshore wind that stars in the Cabrinha video 'Catalyst’. Originally a US military base in the Second World War, the little village is still inhabited by Peruvians today but parts of it are like a dusty scene from a spaghetti western: deserted buildings, howling wind, burning sun and vultures circling overhead. Tres Cruces is a wonderful beach with similar conditions, even if the waves aren’t quite as long. The point-break south of the fishing village El Nuro also gets good winds, while Los Organos ('The Organ Pipes’) was named after the sound of the wind blowing over the cliffs. Kiters can start a downwinder from the village, passing the white sandy beach of Vichayito and natural reef-pools at Pocitas Beach to finish round Mancora Point. An average day here delivers shoulder-high waves, and it soon gets busy. With 4,500 inhabitants, the village makes a good base for exploring the north – and with relaxed beach life, shops, restaurants and a chill-out bar it’s also great for non-surfers. 2km from the point there’s flat water in a Lagoon that’s sheltered from open ocean by dunes.
8273
Costa Norte, Peru
To unearth Peru’s treasures follow the Pan-American Highway north from Lima, mainly threading inland with the occasional spectacular glimpse of the Pacific. At Km 572 is Huanchaco, where they still make the traditional 'totora’ boats today. Good waves can almost always be found on the impressive point-break – and with a bit of luck, enough wind too. If not the 'adobe’ clay cities of Chan Chan, capital of the kingdom of Chimú, are well worth a visit anyway. The wind potential rises noticeably further north. Milagro is a lonely spot with unusual cross-onshore conditions, while the point of Chicama genuinely claims the world’s longest wave. The wind’s very gusty and the waves rarely bigger than 2.5m, but rides up to 1.5km are possible in a good swell! Despite this insane wave Chicama remains a dusty forgotten town – unlike the area’s hotspot, Pacasmayo. It’s a well-developed place so provides a good place to stay. Surfers get in at 'El Faro' lighthouse, kiters and windsurfers a little further downwind. Even small swells deliver good waves, and the wind builds to 12-20 knots in the afternoons too (S is cross to cross-off). In big winter swells (Apr-Jul) mast-high, kilometre-long rides are possible. In N swell the waves are shorter but still pack plenty of punch. If there’s neither waves nor wind on the Pacific, Peru’s second largest dammed reservoir at 400,000,000m³ Represa Gallito Ciego offers flat freshwater and a reliable 15-25 knot thermal on the north bank. Back on the coast, urban Chiclayo Pimentel has a fun beach-break that works best when the swell’s not too big. Further north it’s worth a detour off-road to the remote world-class waves of Nunura. Unfortunately it doesn’t work as well since they started farming Jacob’s mussels here, but there’s camping nearby at Bayóvar. In contrast, the endless sandy beach of Colan is a gentle beginner’s venue with almost onshore wind. In Piura Province, almost as many outstanding breaks line the coast as offshore oilrigs. The point-break Negritos on the northern edge of Punta Parinas is rarely visited. Access is via Talara, where an A-frame breaks over sand. Mornings are still and afternoons windy. Baterias is an option in south-easterly wind, but the area’s real highlight is Lobitos – the spectacularly powerful, long, super-quick left-hander up to 3m with cross-offshore wind that stars in the Cabrinha video 'Catalyst’. Originally a US military base in the Second World War, the little village is still inhabited by Peruvians today but parts of it are like a dusty scene from a spaghetti western: deserted buildings, howling wind, burning sun and vultures circling overhead. Tres Cruces is a wonderful beach with similar conditions, even if the waves aren’t quite as long. The point-break south of the fishing village El Nuro also gets good winds, while Los Organos ('The Organ Pipes’) was named after the sound of the wind blowing over the cliffs. Kiters can start a downwinder from the village, passing the white sandy beach of Vichayito and natural reef-pools at Pocitas Beach to finish round Mancora Point. An average day here delivers shoulder-high waves, and it soon gets busy. With 4,500 inhabitants, the village makes a good base for exploring the north – and with relaxed beach life, shops, restaurants and a chill-out bar it’s also great for non-surfers. 2km from the point there’s flat water in a Lagoon that’s sheltered from open ocean by dunes.
8274
Costa Norte, Peru
To unearth Peru’s treasures follow the Pan-American Highway north from Lima, mainly threading inland with the occasional spectacular glimpse of the Pacific. At Km 572 is Huanchaco, where they still make the traditional 'totora’ boats today. Good waves can almost always be found on the impressive point-break – and with a bit of luck, enough wind too. If not the 'adobe’ clay cities of Chan Chan, capital of the kingdom of Chimú, are well worth a visit anyway. The wind potential rises noticeably further north. Milagro is a lonely spot with unusual cross-onshore conditions, while the point of Chicama genuinely claims the world’s longest wave. The wind’s very gusty and the waves rarely bigger than 2.5m, but rides up to 1.5km are possible in a good swell! Despite this insane wave Chicama remains a dusty forgotten town – unlike the area’s hotspot, Pacasmayo. It’s a well-developed place so provides a good place to stay. Surfers get in at 'El Faro' lighthouse, kiters and windsurfers a little further downwind. Even small swells deliver good waves, and the wind builds to 12-20 knots in the afternoons too (S is cross to cross-off). In big winter swells (Apr-Jul) mast-high, kilometre-long rides are possible. In N swell the waves are shorter but still pack plenty of punch. If there’s neither waves nor wind on the Pacific, Peru’s second largest dammed reservoir at 400,000,000m³ Represa Gallito Ciego offers flat freshwater and a reliable 15-25 knot thermal on the north bank. Back on the coast, urban Chiclayo Pimentel has a fun beach-break that works best when the swell’s not too big. Further north it’s worth a detour off-road to the remote world-class waves of Nunura. Unfortunately it doesn’t work as well since they started farming Jacob’s mussels here, but there’s camping nearby at Bayóvar. In contrast, the endless sandy beach of Colan is a gentle beginner’s venue with almost onshore wind. In Piura Province, almost as many outstanding breaks line the coast as offshore oilrigs. The point-break Negritos on the northern edge of Punta Parinas is rarely visited. Access is via Talara, where an A-frame breaks over sand. Mornings are still and afternoons windy. Baterias is an option in south-easterly wind, but the area’s real highlight is Lobitos – the spectacularly powerful, long, super-quick left-hander up to 3m with cross-offshore wind that stars in the Cabrinha video 'Catalyst’. Originally a US military base in the Second World War, the little village is still inhabited by Peruvians today but parts of it are like a dusty scene from a spaghetti western: deserted buildings, howling wind, burning sun and vultures circling overhead. Tres Cruces is a wonderful beach with similar conditions, even if the waves aren’t quite as long. The point-break south of the fishing village El Nuro also gets good winds, while Los Organos ('The Organ Pipes’) was named after the sound of the wind blowing over the cliffs. Kiters can start a downwinder from the village, passing the white sandy beach of Vichayito and natural reef-pools at Pocitas Beach to finish round Mancora Point. An average day here delivers shoulder-high waves, and it soon gets busy. With 4,500 inhabitants, the village makes a good base for exploring the north – and with relaxed beach life, shops, restaurants and a chill-out bar it’s also great for non-surfers. 2km from the point there’s flat water in a Lagoon that’s sheltered from open ocean by dunes.
8275
Costa Norte, Peru
To unearth Peru’s treasures follow the Pan-American Highway north from Lima, mainly threading inland with the occasional spectacular glimpse of the Pacific. At Km 572 is Huanchaco, where they still make the traditional 'totora’ boats today. Good waves can almost always be found on the impressive point-break – and with a bit of luck, enough wind too. If not the 'adobe’ clay cities of Chan Chan, capital of the kingdom of Chimú, are well worth a visit anyway. The wind potential rises noticeably further north. Milagro is a lonely spot with unusual cross-onshore conditions, while the point of Chicama genuinely claims the world’s longest wave. The wind’s very gusty and the waves rarely bigger than 2.5m, but rides up to 1.5km are possible in a good swell! Despite this insane wave Chicama remains a dusty forgotten town – unlike the area’s hotspot, Pacasmayo. It’s a well-developed place so provides a good place to stay. Surfers get in at 'El Faro' lighthouse, kiters and windsurfers a little further downwind. Even small swells deliver good waves, and the wind builds to 12-20 knots in the afternoons too (S is cross to cross-off). In big winter swells (Apr-Jul) mast-high, kilometre-long rides are possible. In N swell the waves are shorter but still pack plenty of punch. If there’s neither waves nor wind on the Pacific, Peru’s second largest dammed reservoir at 400,000,000m³ Represa Gallito Ciego offers flat freshwater and a reliable 15-25 knot thermal on the north bank. Back on the coast, urban Chiclayo Pimentel has a fun beach-break that works best when the swell’s not too big. Further north it’s worth a detour off-road to the remote world-class waves of Nunura. Unfortunately it doesn’t work as well since they started farming Jacob’s mussels here, but there’s camping nearby at Bayóvar. In contrast, the endless sandy beach of Colan is a gentle beginner’s venue with almost onshore wind. In Piura Province, almost as many outstanding breaks line the coast as offshore oilrigs. The point-break Negritos on the northern edge of Punta Parinas is rarely visited. Access is via Talara, where an A-frame breaks over sand. Mornings are still and afternoons windy. Baterias is an option in south-easterly wind, but the area’s real highlight is Lobitos – the spectacularly powerful, long, super-quick left-hander up to 3m with cross-offshore wind that stars in the Cabrinha video 'Catalyst’. Originally a US military base in the Second World War, the little village is still inhabited by Peruvians today but parts of it are like a dusty scene from a spaghetti western: deserted buildings, howling wind, burning sun and vultures circling overhead. Tres Cruces is a wonderful beach with similar conditions, even if the waves aren’t quite as long. The point-break south of the fishing village El Nuro also gets good winds, while Los Organos ('The Organ Pipes’) was named after the sound of the wind blowing over the cliffs. Kiters can start a downwinder from the village, passing the white sandy beach of Vichayito and natural reef-pools at Pocitas Beach to finish round Mancora Point. An average day here delivers shoulder-high waves, and it soon gets busy. With 4,500 inhabitants, the village makes a good base for exploring the north – and with relaxed beach life, shops, restaurants and a chill-out bar it’s also great for non-surfers. 2km from the point there’s flat water in a Lagoon that’s sheltered from open ocean by dunes.
8278
Costa Norte, Peru
To unearth Peru’s treasures follow the Pan-American Highway north from Lima, mainly threading inland with the occasional spectacular glimpse of the Pacific. At Km 572 is Huanchaco, where they still make the traditional 'totora’ boats today. Good waves can almost always be found on the impressive point-break – and with a bit of luck, enough wind too. If not the 'adobe’ clay cities of Chan Chan, capital of the kingdom of Chimú, are well worth a visit anyway. The wind potential rises noticeably further north. Milagro is a lonely spot with unusual cross-onshore conditions, while the point of Chicama genuinely claims the world’s longest wave. The wind’s very gusty and the waves rarely bigger than 2.5m, but rides up to 1.5km are possible in a good swell! Despite this insane wave Chicama remains a dusty forgotten town – unlike the area’s hotspot, Pacasmayo. It’s a well-developed place so provides a good place to stay. Surfers get in at 'El Faro' lighthouse, kiters and windsurfers a little further downwind. Even small swells deliver good waves, and the wind builds to 12-20 knots in the afternoons too (S is cross to cross-off). In big winter swells (Apr-Jul) mast-high, kilometre-long rides are possible. In N swell the waves are shorter but still pack plenty of punch. If there’s neither waves nor wind on the Pacific, Peru’s second largest dammed reservoir at 400,000,000m³ Represa Gallito Ciego offers flat freshwater and a reliable 15-25 knot thermal on the north bank. Back on the coast, urban Chiclayo Pimentel has a fun beach-break that works best when the swell’s not too big. Further north it’s worth a detour off-road to the remote world-class waves of Nunura. Unfortunately it doesn’t work as well since they started farming Jacob’s mussels here, but there’s camping nearby at Bayóvar. In contrast, the endless sandy beach of Colan is a gentle beginner’s venue with almost onshore wind. In Piura Province, almost as many outstanding breaks line the coast as offshore oilrigs. The point-break Negritos on the northern edge of Punta Parinas is rarely visited. Access is via Talara, where an A-frame breaks over sand. Mornings are still and afternoons windy. Baterias is an option in south-easterly wind, but the area’s real highlight is Lobitos – the spectacularly powerful, long, super-quick left-hander up to 3m with cross-offshore wind that stars in the Cabrinha video 'Catalyst’. Originally a US military base in the Second World War, the little village is still inhabited by Peruvians today but parts of it are like a dusty scene from a spaghetti western: deserted buildings, howling wind, burning sun and vultures circling overhead. Tres Cruces is a wonderful beach with similar conditions, even if the waves aren’t quite as long. The point-break south of the fishing village El Nuro also gets good winds, while Los Organos ('The Organ Pipes’) was named after the sound of the wind blowing over the cliffs. Kiters can start a downwinder from the village, passing the white sandy beach of Vichayito and natural reef-pools at Pocitas Beach to finish round Mancora Point. An average day here delivers shoulder-high waves, and it soon gets busy. With 4,500 inhabitants, the village makes a good base for exploring the north – and with relaxed beach life, shops, restaurants and a chill-out bar it’s also great for non-surfers. 2km from the point there’s flat water in a Lagoon that’s sheltered from open ocean by dunes.
8279
Fuerteventura
2km further south, Risco del Paso offers the same wind for easy freeride conditions as well as the odd decent wave at high tide. Another little standing-depth lagoon fills at high tide, stretching almost all the way to 'Station 1’ on spring tides (around new and full moon). While this venue has long been reserved for windsurfers, a change of ownership at the centre means that could change very soon – until then, just walk your kite upwind a bit. A new beach-bar has opened up near the tiny settlement.
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Moorea
Just 5km west of the airport is the lagoon at Maharepa, where north-easterlies provide kiting and windsurfing photo opportunities for honeymooners in Moorea Pearl Resort. The lagoon named after the Hotel Beachclub that once stood in the north-west of the island is also a dreamscape in NE wind. White sandy beaches, turquoise waters, and even somewhere to rest in the shape of two small islands just offshore. The larger of the two ('Dream Island’ or 'Motu Fareane’) has a beach café that serves a mean seafood salad. If you’re planning to sail the Beachclub lagoon, don’t forget your diving mask for a post-session snorkel with the resident rays. Haapiti on the west coast is famously the island’s best break, a quick left-hander on a reef channel about 1km offshore. It works regularly too as a south-easterly 'Mara’amu’ often coincides with the required SW swell during May to October’s dry season. Big swells can mean big days, but wave heights are generally a more manageable 2-2.5m. Haapiti also offers flat water on a large lagoon, the rendezvous on fantastic downwinders from Lagune von Atiha. At the foot of lush green foliage-covered cliffs, the turquoise lagoon is a breathtaking setting. And because the south-easterly wind diverges around the southern point, the alternative downwinder extends around half of the island to Temae – another of Moorea’s picture-postcard scenes of turquoise lagoon and pure white sandy beach. Logistically, the spot’s really well placed: the airport’s 2km north, and the ferry to Tahiti 5 minutes south. Also not far from the harbour is Afareaitu, a break that works in N to NE. Even if the wind’s too light for the lagoon, a venturi effect between Moorea and Tahiti often produces planing strengths here. Plus just a little swell offers a nice forgiving left-hander that’s good for over three bottom turns.
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Bretagne
Locals claim this is one of the windiest and most beautiful beaches in France. The higher the water rises, the better the waves. If you’re looking for even bigger surf, try behind the tiny 'Île du Bec’. Expect a long walk to the water at low tide. There are marked kite zones to the left in July and August.
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Nordfriesland
Just half an hour from the city, this spot by the Stör estuary is a godsend for the Hamburg scene. There's even a 50m standing-depth area when the tide floods up to the dyke. Otherwise just walk a little way towards the middle of the Elbe – it's no problem keeping away from the ferry channel, particularly in westerly winds. The currents mean it's not ideal for beginners though. Despite the silhouette of the Brokdorf nuclear power station on the horizon, idyllic Elbe prevails: huge ships glide past sheep grazing on green dykes. Apart from what they leave behind, it's not as mucky as other mudflat venues!
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Bretagne
This popular Brest city spot offers good freeride conditions in a bolt onshore south-westerly. An ideal training ground for windsurf beginners, racers and blasters, with a kite channel in the summer.
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Zeeland
The 6.5km long Brouwersdam connects Goeree with Schouwen Duiveland, isolating the North Sea from the inland Grevelingenmeer. Windsurfers and kiters have long gathered here to cut loose, and its popularity remains intact today. Away from the water, it’s all about chatting with kindred spirits over a well-deserved beer or BBQ in the evening. The dyke is drivable and the surrounding dunes and beaches offer an amazing backdrop – it’s just like being on holiday. In fact, this area gets more sun than anywhere else in Holland. Conditions are usually freeride: the stronger and more onshore the wind, the choppier it gets – rarely bigger than a metre though, as a ring of sandbars about 5km offshore absorbs most North Sea swell. Only at high tide in stormy west to north-westerlies do any waves wash over to break feebly on the dyke. There are three launches: the main spot, roughly in the middle of the dam, is also the kite zone (all the way to the southern beach pavilion at 'De Kou', marked by yellow buoys). The southern can occasionally host good waves at high tide. The second spot is at the northern end of the main beach, where you can park right by the water. Windsurfing only though! The third is at the northern end of the dyke: beyond the slipway, a bay suitable for all wind directions nestles amidst high dunes with a sandy shore downwind. Although not officially allowed, kiting is still tolerated here.
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Mauritius
The main spots are focussed around Le Morne on the island’s south-west tip. The imposing Mount Brabant isn’t just a majestic backdrop; together with the nearby mountains it accelerates the trades by 5-10 knots, delivering reliable wind. One launch serves five spots covering the whole gamut of conditions. Le Morne Lagoon is a massive flat-water playground. In strong winds it gets choppy and in large swell suffers strong currents – and watch out for the odd coral head! Straight out from the Mistral Centre is the Inner Reef, which is a good training spot on average days but not to be underestimated in big swell. At up to 6m, Manawa is one of Le Morne’s big wave spots, yet it’s still fun to ride. Best in easterlies and at low tide, the catch being that the reef’s 1km further south across a large channel with very strong currents. Plus the wind’s usually a little lighter there, so only go out in stable conditions! Chameaux lies at the western edge of the reef. It’s a dangerous break as the reef is shallow, the waves large and currents strong. It’s particularly good in small swell, but experts only! Follow the reef north to find One Eye, the island’s most famous spot. Very, very fast, hollow, powerful and long. The perfect wave .to watch! The shallow, razor-sharp reef doesn’t forgive mistakes – and the wind’s cross-offshore. Reached via the Grand Pass or the small channel in front of the Berjaya Hotel, it should only be attempted at high tide. The last section belongs to the surfers. There’s a dedicated teaching spot around the headland and away from the crowds at Kite Lagoon, where onshore winds and standing-depth water make it feel even safer. If that gets too busy, La Prairie is an option. Watch out for the odd coral head at both spots and do consider wearing boots. Following the tortuous coastroad east, a massive left-hander breaks in the estuary mouth in southerly swells. Baie du Cap has a very strong current and is regarded as particularly sharky; you definitely want a boat for back-up safety here! When the wind’s too easterly for Le Morne, the lagoon of Riambel, Pomponnette is an option. It only works at high tide though, and watch out for coral and sea urchins! Conditions ease up beyond Blue Bay – the private beach of Hotel Shandrani guarantees exclusivity and offshore on Blue Bay Reef only the honeymooners on Ile aux deux Cocos might watch through their binoculars. Point d'Esny has particularly clear water in the island’s largest lagoon, a freerider’s dream. It’s hard to stay upwind by Ile aux Aigrettes though, as the wind and current both push in the same direction. Belle Mare is another all-rounder – Belle Mare Lagoon is ideal for beginners with its standing-depth area, while a challenging right-hander breaks on Bella Mare Reef outside. On the whole the SE trades blow a little weaker on the east coast as they hit the island more onshore and there are no mountains inland to accelerate them. The trades are offshore on the west coast, so the breaks are best suited to surfing – although occasional southerly winds allow kiting or windsurfing. You’ll need a boat for Ile aux Bénitiers but at least you can throw a couple of sundowners and a barbeque in too. Follow the rough tracks past the saltpans to Les Salines, being so hard to find it’s still a 'secret’ spot – as is the fast, hollow reef-break at Petite Rivière Noire. Launch from the beach near the old lighthouse to reach both, but don’t go out to the break alone: it’s 1km offshore on a shallow reef and only works at high tide! The road north passes world-class surf breaks like Tamarin and leads through the whirling capital Port Louis to Grand Baie, the Mauritian Côte D’Azur, beyond which good conditions return on the northern point. Off Cap Malheureux in front of the landmark red-roofed chapel there’s room for a few reaches between the islets in idyllic surroundings. About a kilometre east Anse la Raie offers two breaks, Yachya and Panic – ask the locals which reef pass has the best waves, on which tide, and for exact directions.
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Madagascar North
KiteParadise Madagascar is a terrific kitesurf and kiteboard accommodation in Sakalava Bay, facing the famous sand bank, allowing you to jump straight from the bed onto the flat spot. Our brand new hotel offers a variety of kite accommodation options from budget rooms with shared facilities, to ensuite rooms, bungalows with private terraces overlooking the lagoon, and even glamping in our Makiluxe Tent units, set on stilt platforms.
Rooms prices range stretches from only 20€ to 50€ per night for 2 guests and breakfasts are included!
We provide a reliable Wifi connection and, as a guest, you can access to the billiard pool, electronic darts and plenty of board and card games.
Activities: Concerning kitesurfing and kiteboarding rentals and lessons, KiteParadise Madagascar works in partnership with Kite Alizé located right next to them. Apart from kiting, we organize tons of activities/excursions for you. All are listed on our website.
Address: Kiteparadise Madagascar - Baie de Sakalava - Commune de Ramena - Antsiranana
Tel: +852 94355104 / +261 32 40 516 48
Website: http://www.kiteparadise-madagascar.com
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Rooms prices range stretches from only 20€ to 50€ per night for 2 guests and breakfasts are included!
We provide a reliable Wifi connection and, as a guest, you can access to the billiard pool, electronic darts and plenty of board and card games.
Activities: Concerning kitesurfing and kiteboarding rentals and lessons, KiteParadise Madagascar works in partnership with Kite Alizé located right next to them. Apart from kiting, we organize tons of activities/excursions for you. All are listed on our website.
Address: Kiteparadise Madagascar - Baie de Sakalava - Commune de Ramena - Antsiranana
Tel: +852 94355104 / +261 32 40 516 48
Website: http://www.kiteparadise-madagascar.com
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Essaouira
In front of Sidi Kaouki's beach (Essaouira), there is an oasis of calm and quietness.
Windy Kaouki Residence Hotel consists of 6 apartments, with equipped kitchen and private bathroom. On the ground floor the swimming pool and the living rooom, where you can enjoy the Italian Moroccon kitchen of our restaurant. On the roof the terrace with the Yoga Room and the highest elevated viewpoint over the ocean of all Sidi Kaouki.
Windy Kaouki Residence Hotel consists of 6 apartments, with equipped kitchen and private bathroom. On the ground floor the swimming pool and the living rooom, where you can enjoy the Italian Moroccon kitchen of our restaurant. On the roof the terrace with the Yoga Room and the highest elevated viewpoint over the ocean of all Sidi Kaouki.
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Fuerteventura
Relax in style. Brandnew house with comfort and privacy. Upscale interieur and selected natural materials provide a modern, yet cosy feel. All wooden floors + south facing wooden terrace make it an all year round comfortable barefoot house.
45 m²: 1 bedroom, 1 bathroom, Livingroom with open kitchen + 20 m² wooden terrace.
Located on 5,000 m² private ground in the hills above the little town of Lajares. Sourrounded by nature reserve with spectatcular 270° views of vulcanos, valleys and sunsets.
I live in the neighbouhood and will be happy to provide you with spot info and other travel tips.
45 m²: 1 bedroom, 1 bathroom, Livingroom with open kitchen + 20 m² wooden terrace.
Located on 5,000 m² private ground in the hills above the little town of Lajares. Sourrounded by nature reserve with spectatcular 270° views of vulcanos, valleys and sunsets.
I live in the neighbouhood and will be happy to provide you with spot info and other travel tips.
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Limnos, Eastern Aegean Islands
Keros Blue is a brand new Boutique Hotel situated in 5 minutes walking distance from the windsurf and kite spot.
The property features 8 designer houses with 16 double Deluxe rooms and one Deluxe villa with two bedrooms, two bathrooms and a kitchen. It offers free parking, restaurant, cocktail bar, yoga platform, bike and surf equipment rental. All rooms have view to the bay and are equipped with WiFi, hair-dryer, air-conditioning, flat screen TV, frige, safety box and wide verandas with hammocks in front.
Keros Blue has its own restaurant and cocktail bar, where guests can enjoy traditional dinner or spend an enjoyable evening in the cocktail bar under the stars with a seaview.
We also offer airport pick up, rent-a-car, transport services, wine testing tours, historical tours, windsurf and kite tours, and other similar services.
The property features 8 designer houses with 16 double Deluxe rooms and one Deluxe villa with two bedrooms, two bathrooms and a kitchen. It offers free parking, restaurant, cocktail bar, yoga platform, bike and surf equipment rental. All rooms have view to the bay and are equipped with WiFi, hair-dryer, air-conditioning, flat screen TV, frige, safety box and wide verandas with hammocks in front.
Keros Blue has its own restaurant and cocktail bar, where guests can enjoy traditional dinner or spend an enjoyable evening in the cocktail bar under the stars with a seaview.
We also offer airport pick up, rent-a-car, transport services, wine testing tours, historical tours, windsurf and kite tours, and other similar services.
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Cibao & Dominican North Coast
WAVERIDER VACATION APARTMENTS
Our apartments are located between the towns of Cabarete and Sosua, near Encuentro Beach. We are seven minutes walking distance from Encuentro Surf Beach, a favorite spot for surfers on the Dominican north coast. We offer two studio apartments and three 1-BR apartments. Our rental rates include electricity, hot/cold water, Internet, WiFi, cooking gas, free use of laundry area. Parking is available 24/7 for mopeds and scooters. Automobiles can be parked on the street adjoining our property. Our electricity backup system with batteries, inverters and generator provides uninterrupted electricity in the event of main power outage.
ON-SITE MANAGERS
On-site live-in managers are available 24/7 and our Dominican staff is also available for area-specific information and recommendations. The managers speak English, German and Russian.
GUEST ACCESS
Common areas available to all guests: pool, laundry, BBQ and Gazebo. Free and convenient on-street car parking for all guests. Free, secure, off-street parking available for all mopeds. Guests have access to the property thru two entrance gates. Front gate for foot traffic and a rolling gate for mopeds and scooters.
GETTING THERE (DIRECTIONS)
We are located at 12 Vista Del Caribe, directly behind COCONUT PALMS CONDOMINIUMS off Rt 5, between Sosua and Cabarete. From the 50 foot tall metal seahorse sculpture (see photo) , located on Rt-5 between Sosua and Cabarete at Seahorse Ranch, drive east another 3km to until you reach the HIDEAWAY BEACH sign. Turn off of Rt-5 at the "HIDEAWAY BEACH" sign (see photo) and then follow that access road for exactly 1.4 km (.875 miles). There will be a few curves in the road, but the access road will end directly in front of our apartments by the grassy triangular area with palm trees. (see photos) Our two-story building is white with bright green trim and the white entrance gate is marked with # 12.
DESCRIPTION OF THE AREA
We are located 5 minutes by car from the heart of Cabarete and 10 minutes from Sosua in a quiet, relaxing community only 7 minutes by foot from Encuentro Surf Beach and 5 minutes by car from Kite Beach. Other beaches very near us are Cabarete Beach, Sosua Beach and Alicia Beach. Only one km from our location is an elaborate equestrian center at Seahorse Ranch, offering horseriding tours thru various trails and oceanside paths. Monthly memberships to a nearby, large, modern gym with olympic size pool are also available. Large, modern, well stocked grocery stores are located in nearby Sosua and Cabarete.
GETTING AROUND
Public bus transportation (guaguas) is available at the main entrance to Vista Del Caribe Community. Motoconches (Moped-Taxi) can be requested by phone anytime for trips to the grocery store, beach or local restaurants. Auto, moped or scooter rental facilities are located in Cabarete and Sosua. TOWARDS CABARETE: Kite Beach/ Kite surfing school Supermarket „Plaza Media Luna“ (european standard): Сenter Cabarete/ Restaurants/ Night life TOWARDS SOSUA: Mini-Mercado (dominic. shop/ bread, cheese, vegetables, fruits..) Comedor (Dominican dining / tasty and cheap) Sosua, Beach, Night life, Bars, Restaurants: Supermarket "Super Pola" (European standard) Supermarket „Playero“ (European standard): Puerto Plata Airport (POP): Puerto Plata Center:
RULES FOR TENANTS
NO LOUD NOISE AFTER 10 PM
NO OVERNIGHT GUESTS PERMITTED WITHOUT MANAGER APPROVAL
NO SMOKING IN ANY APARTMENT OR ON THE PROPERTY (Smoke Free Environment)
APARTMENT NOT TO BE USE AS A PLACE OF BUSINESS WITH CLIENT FLOW
APARTMENT MUST BE LOCKED WITH ALL LIGHTS AND FANS OFF WHEN TENANT IS NOT PRESENT.
SECURE OFF-STREET PARKING AVAILABLE FOR MOPEDS AND SCOOTERS ONLY
PETS MAY BE PERMITTED WITH MANAGER APPROVAL ONLY
CHILDREN UNDER 12 YEARS OF AGE NOT PERMITTED IN POOL WITHOUT ADULT SUPERVISION
PARKING
On-site, secure auto parking possible, based on availability. On-site moped and scooter parking available 24/7. Street auto parking is available 24/7 with excellent night-time street lighting.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
Airport Pickup (US $35) upon prior request only
Airport Return (US $35) upon prior request only
Modern gym with Olympic size lap-pool is 3 minutes away. Guest membership is approximately $50/mo. We also have a scooter available for rent on-site.
Our apartments are located between the towns of Cabarete and Sosua, near Encuentro Beach. We are seven minutes walking distance from Encuentro Surf Beach, a favorite spot for surfers on the Dominican north coast. We offer two studio apartments and three 1-BR apartments. Our rental rates include electricity, hot/cold water, Internet, WiFi, cooking gas, free use of laundry area. Parking is available 24/7 for mopeds and scooters. Automobiles can be parked on the street adjoining our property. Our electricity backup system with batteries, inverters and generator provides uninterrupted electricity in the event of main power outage.
ON-SITE MANAGERS
On-site live-in managers are available 24/7 and our Dominican staff is also available for area-specific information and recommendations. The managers speak English, German and Russian.
GUEST ACCESS
Common areas available to all guests: pool, laundry, BBQ and Gazebo. Free and convenient on-street car parking for all guests. Free, secure, off-street parking available for all mopeds. Guests have access to the property thru two entrance gates. Front gate for foot traffic and a rolling gate for mopeds and scooters.
GETTING THERE (DIRECTIONS)
We are located at 12 Vista Del Caribe, directly behind COCONUT PALMS CONDOMINIUMS off Rt 5, between Sosua and Cabarete. From the 50 foot tall metal seahorse sculpture (see photo) , located on Rt-5 between Sosua and Cabarete at Seahorse Ranch, drive east another 3km to until you reach the HIDEAWAY BEACH sign. Turn off of Rt-5 at the "HIDEAWAY BEACH" sign (see photo) and then follow that access road for exactly 1.4 km (.875 miles). There will be a few curves in the road, but the access road will end directly in front of our apartments by the grassy triangular area with palm trees. (see photos) Our two-story building is white with bright green trim and the white entrance gate is marked with # 12.
DESCRIPTION OF THE AREA
We are located 5 minutes by car from the heart of Cabarete and 10 minutes from Sosua in a quiet, relaxing community only 7 minutes by foot from Encuentro Surf Beach and 5 minutes by car from Kite Beach. Other beaches very near us are Cabarete Beach, Sosua Beach and Alicia Beach. Only one km from our location is an elaborate equestrian center at Seahorse Ranch, offering horseriding tours thru various trails and oceanside paths. Monthly memberships to a nearby, large, modern gym with olympic size pool are also available. Large, modern, well stocked grocery stores are located in nearby Sosua and Cabarete.
GETTING AROUND
Public bus transportation (guaguas) is available at the main entrance to Vista Del Caribe Community. Motoconches (Moped-Taxi) can be requested by phone anytime for trips to the grocery store, beach or local restaurants. Auto, moped or scooter rental facilities are located in Cabarete and Sosua. TOWARDS CABARETE: Kite Beach/ Kite surfing school Supermarket „Plaza Media Luna“ (european standard): Сenter Cabarete/ Restaurants/ Night life TOWARDS SOSUA: Mini-Mercado (dominic. shop/ bread, cheese, vegetables, fruits..) Comedor (Dominican dining / tasty and cheap) Sosua, Beach, Night life, Bars, Restaurants: Supermarket "Super Pola" (European standard) Supermarket „Playero“ (European standard): Puerto Plata Airport (POP): Puerto Plata Center:
RULES FOR TENANTS
NO LOUD NOISE AFTER 10 PM
NO OVERNIGHT GUESTS PERMITTED WITHOUT MANAGER APPROVAL
NO SMOKING IN ANY APARTMENT OR ON THE PROPERTY (Smoke Free Environment)
APARTMENT NOT TO BE USE AS A PLACE OF BUSINESS WITH CLIENT FLOW
APARTMENT MUST BE LOCKED WITH ALL LIGHTS AND FANS OFF WHEN TENANT IS NOT PRESENT.
SECURE OFF-STREET PARKING AVAILABLE FOR MOPEDS AND SCOOTERS ONLY
PETS MAY BE PERMITTED WITH MANAGER APPROVAL ONLY
CHILDREN UNDER 12 YEARS OF AGE NOT PERMITTED IN POOL WITHOUT ADULT SUPERVISION
PARKING
On-site, secure auto parking possible, based on availability. On-site moped and scooter parking available 24/7. Street auto parking is available 24/7 with excellent night-time street lighting.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
Airport Pickup (US $35) upon prior request only
Airport Return (US $35) upon prior request only
Modern gym with Olympic size lap-pool is 3 minutes away. Guest membership is approximately $50/mo. We also have a scooter available for rent on-site.
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Costa Norte, Peru
The perfect mix of one of the best left waves in the world with a great exposure to the wind during majority days of the year, mainly between june and octuber, makes Pacasmayo a perfect spot for wind sports.
Allying to that, Hotel Los Faroles provides the visitor an even better moment in the town with the perfect place for relaxing, with community garden, hammocks, kitchens, pingpong, laundry service and others.
All the rooms have private bathroom and some also have its own kitchen for all the commodity. It's normal to see visitors staying months at the place.
Also, if there is no waves for few days, Pacasmayo is 1 hours from Chiclayo, where was found the "Siñor de Sipán" momies, providing great arqueologhy knowledge of the Mochica culture, that lived on the region more than 2 thousand years ago. It's also 2 hours by car from Trujillo, where it's built the biggest adobe city in the America's, by the Chimu Empire, which dominated the area during the centuries before the Inca Empire.
ESPAÑOL
En Los Faroles nos caracterizamos por la atención personalizada que tenemos con cada uno de nuestros huéspedes con quienes terminamos siendo amigos.
El ambiente es de mucha tranquilidad para quien desfruta de los buenos vientos que siempre hay durante el día o no. Hay hamacas, un gran gramado, horno afuera entre otros servicios como ping-pong, fossbol, alquiler de bicis, tablas, wetsuits, etc.
Pacasmayo tiene una de las mejores olas izquierdas del mundo y se encuentra estratégicamente ubicada. Aproximadamente a 20 km al sur esta Poemape, una play solitaria donde hay buenas olas y nunca está crowd. Un poco más al sur, unos 65km de Pacasmayo, está la mundialmente conocida y buscada Chicama.
Además del kite o windsurf, puedes visitar la ciudad de Trujillo, donde disfrutaras de su arquitectura colonial y además podrás visitar Chan Chan, la ciudadela de barro más grande de las América, construído por el Imperio Chimú, pré-incas. La Huaca Del Sol y La Luna con sus pirámides, y todos sus encantos.
Ya al norte, a unos 100km de Pacasmayo, está la ciudad de Chiclayo donde puedes hacer turismo arqueológico en Lambayeque, donde está el Museo Del Señior De Sipan y el Museo De Sican, así como también disfrutarás de las comidas típicas entre otras atracciones.
Allying to that, Hotel Los Faroles provides the visitor an even better moment in the town with the perfect place for relaxing, with community garden, hammocks, kitchens, pingpong, laundry service and others.
All the rooms have private bathroom and some also have its own kitchen for all the commodity. It's normal to see visitors staying months at the place.
Also, if there is no waves for few days, Pacasmayo is 1 hours from Chiclayo, where was found the "Siñor de Sipán" momies, providing great arqueologhy knowledge of the Mochica culture, that lived on the region more than 2 thousand years ago. It's also 2 hours by car from Trujillo, where it's built the biggest adobe city in the America's, by the Chimu Empire, which dominated the area during the centuries before the Inca Empire.
ESPAÑOL
En Los Faroles nos caracterizamos por la atención personalizada que tenemos con cada uno de nuestros huéspedes con quienes terminamos siendo amigos.
El ambiente es de mucha tranquilidad para quien desfruta de los buenos vientos que siempre hay durante el día o no. Hay hamacas, un gran gramado, horno afuera entre otros servicios como ping-pong, fossbol, alquiler de bicis, tablas, wetsuits, etc.
Pacasmayo tiene una de las mejores olas izquierdas del mundo y se encuentra estratégicamente ubicada. Aproximadamente a 20 km al sur esta Poemape, una play solitaria donde hay buenas olas y nunca está crowd. Un poco más al sur, unos 65km de Pacasmayo, está la mundialmente conocida y buscada Chicama.
Además del kite o windsurf, puedes visitar la ciudad de Trujillo, donde disfrutaras de su arquitectura colonial y además podrás visitar Chan Chan, la ciudadela de barro más grande de las América, construído por el Imperio Chimú, pré-incas. La Huaca Del Sol y La Luna con sus pirámides, y todos sus encantos.
Ya al norte, a unos 100km de Pacasmayo, está la ciudad de Chiclayo donde puedes hacer turismo arqueológico en Lambayeque, donde está el Museo Del Señior De Sipan y el Museo De Sican, así como también disfrutarás de las comidas típicas entre otras atracciones.
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Cape Town
ocean12 is located on the dunes in sunset beach, first row with direct view on the ocean and the Table Mountain. The gentle sound of the breaking waves will wake you up in the morning.
The house is located 400m from Milterton golf course and 15 min by car from Cape Town city center.
We offer self-catering apartments, all with en-suite bathrooms, breathtaking views from lounge decks, garden and outdoor salt water pool. In 2011 ocean12 was totally renovated and a modern design can be felt in every corner of this luxurious home.
All apartments offer sliding doors to the deck and unobstructed views of Table Mountain and/or the ocean. Kitchens are fully equipped incl. microwave but there are also restaurants and cafés close by. All bathrooms are spacious and exclusively tiled in natural stone. Floors are warm and rustic, wooden look.
The house is located 400m from Milterton golf course and 15 min by car from Cape Town city center.
We offer self-catering apartments, all with en-suite bathrooms, breathtaking views from lounge decks, garden and outdoor salt water pool. In 2011 ocean12 was totally renovated and a modern design can be felt in every corner of this luxurious home.
All apartments offer sliding doors to the deck and unobstructed views of Table Mountain and/or the ocean. Kitchens are fully equipped incl. microwave but there are also restaurants and cafés close by. All bathrooms are spacious and exclusively tiled in natural stone. Floors are warm and rustic, wooden look.
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Cibao & Dominican North Coast
Guesthouse/Surf/kite Camp
located 600m from Playa Encuentro, the #1 Surf spot in the Caribbean and 3 miles from Kite Beach, a world-class Kite spot. We offer free transportation to Kite spot.
No other camp is closer to Playa Encuentro.
There are 8 apartments in a tropical garden with pool. Each apartment has a fully equipped kitchen and a private terrace with a hammock. All apartments have optional AC's
Our guests are surfers, kiters and other active adults from all over the world. Ladies traveling alone feel safe here because we have 7/24 security and electricity. Our place is very clean and quiet. Families with children are welcome too. The tap water at Hooked is drinkable.
We have our own yoga platform, a covered BBQ grill and a chill-out area to read or play card.
Our wifi signal is very strong and fast.
We organize other activities for our guests, such as canyoning. kayaking, horseback riding,
zip-lining, mountain biking etc.
For more info go on-line at www.hookedcabarete.com or check our reviews on Tripadvisor
located 600m from Playa Encuentro, the #1 Surf spot in the Caribbean and 3 miles from Kite Beach, a world-class Kite spot. We offer free transportation to Kite spot.
No other camp is closer to Playa Encuentro.
There are 8 apartments in a tropical garden with pool. Each apartment has a fully equipped kitchen and a private terrace with a hammock. All apartments have optional AC's
Our guests are surfers, kiters and other active adults from all over the world. Ladies traveling alone feel safe here because we have 7/24 security and electricity. Our place is very clean and quiet. Families with children are welcome too. The tap water at Hooked is drinkable.
We have our own yoga platform, a covered BBQ grill and a chill-out area to read or play card.
Our wifi signal is very strong and fast.
We organize other activities for our guests, such as canyoning. kayaking, horseback riding,
zip-lining, mountain biking etc.
For more info go on-line at www.hookedcabarete.com or check our reviews on Tripadvisor
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Cape Town
Budget accommodation in Kommetjie on the Southern Cape Peninsula: Milkwood Studio offers comfortable accommodation for a couple or single traveler. Easy access to South Peninsula Kite/Windsurf beaches. Queen size bed, tv, bathroom, refrigerator, microwave, kettle etc. for preparing easy meals, but not a full kitchen. Walking distance to 5 restaurants.
Kommetjie is situated on the west coast of the southern Cape Peninsular. A peaceful village-like suburb with beautiful beaches, hiking trails, world-class surf, kitesurf, and windsurf locations. We are roughly 40 minutes from Cape Town and the V&A Waterfront and the airport. We are surrounded by spectacular scenery and Cape Point Nature reserve is 20 minutes down the road.
If you are looking for local knowledge we can help with that too. Charles is a very active local surfer and kite-surfer.
The listed rate is for the Studio per night, we do not charge per person.
Please note that the Studio is not available between 15th December and 15th January.
Kommetjie is situated on the west coast of the southern Cape Peninsular. A peaceful village-like suburb with beautiful beaches, hiking trails, world-class surf, kitesurf, and windsurf locations. We are roughly 40 minutes from Cape Town and the V&A Waterfront and the airport. We are surrounded by spectacular scenery and Cape Point Nature reserve is 20 minutes down the road.
If you are looking for local knowledge we can help with that too. Charles is a very active local surfer and kite-surfer.
The listed rate is for the Studio per night, we do not charge per person.
Please note that the Studio is not available between 15th December and 15th January.
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Costa Norte, Peru
Hello, We are the Wild Kite Peru team, a kitesurf club based in Mancora on the Peruvian North Shore where the wind is constant, waves are perfect and blessed by an endless summer.
We offer kite lessons, waveriding kite trips, Stand-up Paddle tours and we can organise your all-included dreamed kite journey.
We offer kite lessons, waveriding kite trips, Stand-up Paddle tours and we can organise your all-included dreamed kite journey.
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Balaton
Windsurf school at one of the best Windsurfing spot in hungary. Perfect place for beginners!
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Turkish Aegean Sea
ASPC is more than just a windsurf school, it’s an outdoor sports centre. Ranked among the world’s top 5 and Europe’s top 3centres of its kind, ASPC was established in 1995 by ArkınPekdağ and Ralf Busse in the best location on Alaçatı’s now-famous windsurf bay.ASPC is the area’s first and now the biggest activity centre of its kind.
The ASPC windsurf school is a certified member of VDWS (Verband Deutsche Windsurf Schule) and the TYF (Türkiye Sailing Federation). Over the last 23 years thousands offoreign and Turkish guestshave successfully trained with our experienced and friendly VDWS certified instructors in English, German, French, Italian, Russian or Turkish.
The ASPC windsurf school is a certified member of VDWS (Verband Deutsche Windsurf Schule) and the TYF (Türkiye Sailing Federation). Over the last 23 years thousands offoreign and Turkish guestshave successfully trained with our experienced and friendly VDWS certified instructors in English, German, French, Italian, Russian or Turkish.
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Grande Lisboa
Our kitesurf school Portugal are based in two beautiful beaches in Lisbon, Guincho Beach, near Cascais and Costa Caparica, just south of Lisbon. Some days we also teach on different kitesurf beaches, some minutes away from Lisbon, Lagoa Albufeira, Carcavelos, Fonte da telha or Alcochete.
We are a fully licensed and insured kitesurf school and officially registered. All our instructors speak English, French and Portuguese fluently, are highly qualified by IKO and have several years experience in teaching of kitesurfing. Our professional and experienced instructors will guaranty you a great progression during lessons and will get you kiteboarding in short time and with 100% of safety and fun!
We teach using the latest kite equipment, with the newest security systems. Every student has helmet, harness, floating vest and wetsuit. Everything is included in the price.
SBKiteboarding offers kitesurfing courses for all levels, also for children over 10 years old. As a safe kitesurfer, you can rent equipment or buy the latest or second hand gear in our Kitesurf School.
We also rent SURF, KITE and WINDSURF equipment.
We are a fully licensed and insured kitesurf school and officially registered. All our instructors speak English, French and Portuguese fluently, are highly qualified by IKO and have several years experience in teaching of kitesurfing. Our professional and experienced instructors will guaranty you a great progression during lessons and will get you kiteboarding in short time and with 100% of safety and fun!
We teach using the latest kite equipment, with the newest security systems. Every student has helmet, harness, floating vest and wetsuit. Everything is included in the price.
SBKiteboarding offers kitesurfing courses for all levels, also for children over 10 years old. As a safe kitesurfer, you can rent equipment or buy the latest or second hand gear in our Kitesurf School.
We also rent SURF, KITE and WINDSURF equipment.
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Mykonos, Cyclades
At one of the most beautiful beaches in Mykonos the wind made us a present. All summer long from May to October the Meltemi blows loyal and faithful with up to 6Bft inside Kalaftis Bay. In the heart of this windy place the Windsurfing Center Mykonos led by Pezi Huber welcomes you. This is the place for everyone who wants to live for their addiction to windsurf.
This beautiful location offers you an amazing array of possibilities within the Mediterranean of dazzling turquoise and azure. In the school area, protected from the wind by the hills, beginners can get first windsurf experiences and push their level within our well known schooling system. Intermediates and experts can share their skills, or just go for a ride in flat to choppy waters, or even perform some airtricks in the small waves before the Fishermen’s Village. Kalaftis Bay offers you the ideal conditions for relaxed freerides and cool freestyle sessions in its never crowded vastness. For the waveriders amongst you we rent our equipment for the islands best wavespot, Ftelia, which awaits you with a huge waves from the north wind.
In our shop we offer you accessories and surfstuff, as well as clothing from our own label “Windsurfing Mykonos” and “Surfer Crossing” fashion.
Let Mykonos be your summertime destination and let us welcome you to Kalafatis to go for a ride.
This beautiful location offers you an amazing array of possibilities within the Mediterranean of dazzling turquoise and azure. In the school area, protected from the wind by the hills, beginners can get first windsurf experiences and push their level within our well known schooling system. Intermediates and experts can share their skills, or just go for a ride in flat to choppy waters, or even perform some airtricks in the small waves before the Fishermen’s Village. Kalaftis Bay offers you the ideal conditions for relaxed freerides and cool freestyle sessions in its never crowded vastness. For the waveriders amongst you we rent our equipment for the islands best wavespot, Ftelia, which awaits you with a huge waves from the north wind.
In our shop we offer you accessories and surfstuff, as well as clothing from our own label “Windsurfing Mykonos” and “Surfer Crossing” fashion.
Let Mykonos be your summertime destination and let us welcome you to Kalafatis to go for a ride.
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Estrecho de Gibraltar, Tarifa
Since 2003 Lenguaventura offers youth summer camps for 14 to 17 years old in Tarifa, Southern Spain. The Camp focuses on three activities from which the teenagers can choose their favorite: kitesurf, windsurf or adventure. In the mornings all participants attend either Spanish or English classes and in the afternoon one of the three programs. Lenguaventura has chosen to offer a summer camp in Tarifa because it is the perfect place for young people who are interested in sports and nature activities. It is a cool sunny little town with nice shops, stunning nature and endless beaches. Every year in July Lenguaventura gathers young people from many different countries. The Camp philosophy is offering to international teenagers a safe and exciting summer holiday.
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Costa Brava & Barcelona
A spot featuring the Tramuntana wind from the Pyrenees and steady sea breezes in the summer months. The long sandy Bay of Roses, on the Mediterranean coast, only 30 km away south of the French border, has been a favourite spot for windsurfers for decades.
The ION CLUB Golf de Roses centre, at the southern end of the bay is situated between Sant Pere Pescador and L' Escala.
The ION CLUB centre is located in the 4-star campsite and bungalow park La Ballena Alegre Costa Brava. The campsite will be the venue this year again for the PWA Worldcup event taking place right beside the ION CLUB centre.
The Windsurf - Kitesurf - and Stand up Paddle center is renting every year the newest equipment of the brands North Sails, North Kiteboarding, and Fanatic.
Instructors speak all kind of languages and are fully motivated to teach all levels and ages.
The ION CLUB Golf de Roses centre, at the southern end of the bay is situated between Sant Pere Pescador and L' Escala.
The ION CLUB centre is located in the 4-star campsite and bungalow park La Ballena Alegre Costa Brava. The campsite will be the venue this year again for the PWA Worldcup event taking place right beside the ION CLUB centre.
The Windsurf - Kitesurf - and Stand up Paddle center is renting every year the newest equipment of the brands North Sails, North Kiteboarding, and Fanatic.
Instructors speak all kind of languages and are fully motivated to teach all levels and ages.
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Pays de la Loire
Holywind surf shop, le magasin spécialiste des sports de glisse depuis 1980.
Nous sommes situés à Pornichet sur le front de mer dans la baie de La Baule à 30minutes de NANTES.
Nous vous proposons la location et la vente de matériel tous niveaux en planche à voile, surf,kitesurf,foil,paddle,wakeboard, bouée,skate,mountain board ainsi que l équipement combinaisons néoprene harnais botillons...
Nos marques partenaires les plus anciennes sont NEILPRYDE ,F-ONE ,CABRINHA, RIP CURL, O NEILL, JP , EXOCET , AL MERRICK, LOST, RT , SURFBOARD , LIQUID FORCE,
FIREWIRE
ou plus récent GONG, PATAGONIA, XCEL, EZZY, xcell,LIBTECH,SMOOTHSTAR..
Les cours de kite avec KITECENTER 44 se font au départ du magasin.
les réparations
Pour tous renseignements techniques prix ou disponibilitées nous vous répondra au 02 40 61 24 04
rejoignez nous sur https://www.facebook.com/holywind surfshop info sur les dernieres nouveautées
le magasin est ouvert toute l’année, 10H - 12H30 / 14H30 - 19H
6 j / 7 hors saisons et 7j/7 en saison
Nous sommes situés à Pornichet sur le front de mer dans la baie de La Baule à 30minutes de NANTES.
Nous vous proposons la location et la vente de matériel tous niveaux en planche à voile, surf,kitesurf,foil,paddle,wakeboard, bouée,skate,mountain board ainsi que l équipement combinaisons néoprene harnais botillons...
Nos marques partenaires les plus anciennes sont NEILPRYDE ,F-ONE ,CABRINHA, RIP CURL, O NEILL, JP , EXOCET , AL MERRICK, LOST, RT , SURFBOARD , LIQUID FORCE,
FIREWIRE
ou plus récent GONG, PATAGONIA, XCEL, EZZY, xcell,LIBTECH,SMOOTHSTAR..
Les cours de kite avec KITECENTER 44 se font au départ du magasin.
les réparations
Pour tous renseignements techniques prix ou disponibilitées nous vous répondra au 02 40 61 24 04
rejoignez nous sur https://www.facebook.com/holywind surfshop info sur les dernieres nouveautées
le magasin est ouvert toute l’année, 10H - 12H30 / 14H30 - 19H
6 j / 7 hors saisons et 7j/7 en saison
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Hamburg & Bremen
Sicherheitsprodukte für den Wassersport
WE LOVE TO BACK YOU UP... unser Motto bei WHITECAPS PRODUCTS - Deinem Online-Shop rundum das Thema Wassersicherheit.
Wir bieten Dir eine Auswahl an hochwertigen Produkten, damit Du eine unbeschwerte Zeit auf und am Wasser genießen kannst.
Von Neoprenanzügen, Prallschutzwesten und Helmen über speziell für den Wassersport entwickelte Sonnencremes bis hin zu Lehrmaterial (z.B. die Stoked Publications Spotguides) findest Du alles bei uns für Deine Sicherheit auf und am Wasser.
Wenn Du Fragen zu einem Produkt hast oder etwas ganz bestimmtes suchst, freuen wir uns über eine E-Mail an This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. von Dir.
WE LOVE TO BACK YOU UP... unser Motto bei WHITECAPS PRODUCTS - Deinem Online-Shop rundum das Thema Wassersicherheit.
Wir bieten Dir eine Auswahl an hochwertigen Produkten, damit Du eine unbeschwerte Zeit auf und am Wasser genießen kannst.
Von Neoprenanzügen, Prallschutzwesten und Helmen über speziell für den Wassersport entwickelte Sonnencremes bis hin zu Lehrmaterial (z.B. die Stoked Publications Spotguides) findest Du alles bei uns für Deine Sicherheit auf und am Wasser.
Wenn Du Fragen zu einem Produkt hast oder etwas ganz bestimmtes suchst, freuen wir uns über eine E-Mail an This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. von Dir.
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South Africa
Kitesurfing shop, lessons, rentals, repairs and adventures in Port Elizabeth and Jeffrey's Bay.
We are qualified professional instructors that have been part of this sport since the beginning.
All equipment is supplied including kite, board and harness. The Eastern Cape generally has great wind all year round, but it can be unpredictable at times and is dependent on location. Water temperature ranges from 16 to 22 degrees Celsius and varies on season, location, wind direction and ocean currents. On average it takes our students 1 to 3 lessons to get up riding for the first time. Please sign up as early as possible! We really want to help everyone and will get to you down the line. If you need any more info, don't hesitate to contact us.
We are also Distributors of Peter Lynn Kiteboarding, Airush, Vanhunks, Mystic and O'Neill.
We are qualified professional instructors that have been part of this sport since the beginning.
All equipment is supplied including kite, board and harness. The Eastern Cape generally has great wind all year round, but it can be unpredictable at times and is dependent on location. Water temperature ranges from 16 to 22 degrees Celsius and varies on season, location, wind direction and ocean currents. On average it takes our students 1 to 3 lessons to get up riding for the first time. Please sign up as early as possible! We really want to help everyone and will get to you down the line. If you need any more info, don't hesitate to contact us.
We are also Distributors of Peter Lynn Kiteboarding, Airush, Vanhunks, Mystic and O'Neill.
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Maui, US
We are an established Maui Car Rental Business, we started in 1998, we offer Sedan, Minivan, SUV, Station Wagon and Trucks. our cars are not new, they are between 2001 and 2010, they are reliable clean and mechanically sound thanks to our great team of mechanics.
We deliver the car at the Airport parking. We are the best Discount Car Rental in Maui, Mahalo Sergio
We deliver the car at the Airport parking. We are the best Discount Car Rental in Maui, Mahalo Sergio
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Alta Italia
Come and visit our sea bookstore: we have a very nice little corner with a lot of books about surf, windsurf and kitesurf!
We also have a huge assortment of books about navigation, sailing, motor boating, sea fiction, boatbuilding, canoe, kayak, military, ocean liners, models... and nautical charts, objects, posters, sailbags and more!
We also have a huge assortment of books about navigation, sailing, motor boating, sea fiction, boatbuilding, canoe, kayak, military, ocean liners, models... and nautical charts, objects, posters, sailbags and more!
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English Channel
The UK's only windsurfing magazine dedicated to the domestic scene – featuring insightful rider profiles, informative travel articles, in-depth equipment tests and everything else in between.
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Costa de la Luz, Cádiz
Surf and Kitesurf Holidays with the
Surf School Conil in Spain
Learn to Surf with SURF-SCHOOL-CONIL in Spain
Our Surfschool in the heart of Andalucia on the Costa de la Luz is a Surf and Kitesurf dream. To make the most of this massive potential you need to know which Spots are working depending on the prevailing conditions.
SURFSCHOOL CONIL- TEAM will always ensure, based on your level and ability that you are in the right place at the right time.
Daily support is our point of difference and it doesen‘t stop once you come off the water.
To ensure you maximise your enjoyment of this truly fantastic area we also arrange group nights rolex replica watches out, whether that is enjoying Tapas in the narrow back streets of Conil or taking in live music at El Palmar, or dancing the night away during one of the many replica tag heuer fiestas that take place during the year, we are always available to assist.
Vamos a Conil-Caños
We have the im importent license:
„Turismo Activo No. AT/CA/00115“
Your SURF SCHOOL CONIL Team
Surf School Conil in Spain
Learn to Surf with SURF-SCHOOL-CONIL in Spain
Our Surfschool in the heart of Andalucia on the Costa de la Luz is a Surf and Kitesurf dream. To make the most of this massive potential you need to know which Spots are working depending on the prevailing conditions.
SURFSCHOOL CONIL- TEAM will always ensure, based on your level and ability that you are in the right place at the right time.
Daily support is our point of difference and it doesen‘t stop once you come off the water.
To ensure you maximise your enjoyment of this truly fantastic area we also arrange group nights rolex replica watches out, whether that is enjoying Tapas in the narrow back streets of Conil or taking in live music at El Palmar, or dancing the night away during one of the many replica tag heuer fiestas that take place during the year, we are always available to assist.
Vamos a Conil-Caños
We have the im importent license:
„Turismo Activo No. AT/CA/00115“
Your SURF SCHOOL CONIL Team
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Estrecho de Gibraltar, Tarifa
Die Stiftung firmm (foundation for information and research on marine mammals) setzt sich aktiv für den Schutz von Walen und Delfinen und somit auch für den Lebensraum Meer ein. Zu diesem Zweck errichtet firmm an verschiedenen Standorten Forschungsstationen und schafft so Begegnungsmöglichkeiten zwischen Mensch und Tier.
firmm Vision
Auf unseren Seiten möchten wir Ihnen einen Einblick in die Arbeit der Stiftung firmm geben und Sie über unsere Whale-Watching-Ausflüge, Wal-Beobachtungskurse und Veranstaltungen informieren. Wenn Sie über aktuelle Ereignisse benachrichtigt werden wollen, tragen Sie sich in unseren Newsletter ein oder schauen Sie in unseren Weblog.
Ihre Katharina Heyer,
Gründerin der Stiftung firmm
firmm Vision
Auf unseren Seiten möchten wir Ihnen einen Einblick in die Arbeit der Stiftung firmm geben und Sie über unsere Whale-Watching-Ausflüge, Wal-Beobachtungskurse und Veranstaltungen informieren. Wenn Sie über aktuelle Ereignisse benachrichtigt werden wollen, tragen Sie sich in unseren Newsletter ein oder schauen Sie in unseren Weblog.
Ihre Katharina Heyer,
Gründerin der Stiftung firmm
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