Great Britain

The jagged, fjord-like Scotland West Coast extends into the Atlantic way north beyond Ireland, and conditions deliver what a glance at the map promises: strong winds, huge swells and hearty temperatures in a far-flung country of breathtaking ...

North-West England was Great Britain’s industrial heartland, better known for its steelmills and dockyards than its landscape. But there is nevertheless a spirited kite and windsurf scene here. The coast is battered by winds sweeping in over the ...

Das gleiche gilt auch für South Wales & Bristol Channel, eine Region, die zwei extrem kontrastreiche Reviere zu bieten hat. Zum einen die sedimentreichen, braunen Gewässer des Bristol Channel im Osten, der mit seinen enormen Tidenhüben von bis zu ...

The distinctly greener and less battered Devon & Cornwall, South Coast offers a delightful contrast to the scenery of the North Coast. In fact, this area’s charm inspired Agatha Christie to write her novels. This coast suits south-westerly winds ...

Roughly in the middle of the South Coast is the surprisingly large Isle of Wight– the white rock ‘Needles’ off the west coast can be seen from as far afield as Weymouth. It tends to be even sunnier here, but also noticeably windier and it ...

Extending east from London, the Thames Estuary opens to a vast mouth between Kent in the south and Essex in the north. Way out east you might catch some waves, but your chances of wavesailing diminish the nearer you get to the nation’s capital. ...