Europe’s kitesurfing capital, the Andalucian town of Tarifa is situated on Spain’s southernmost tip.
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An exhilarating activity which combines some of the best aspects of wakeboarding, windsurfing and paragliding, kitesurfing is a relatively recent invention, yet is fast becoming one of the most popular high-octane watersports on the planet.
From the sun-drenched beaches of the Caribbean, to the windswept coastlines of southern Europe, across the world, there are myriad amazing kitesurfing destinations to choose from, so whether you're an experienced practitioner, or a complete beginner, you can enjoy the thrills of this amazing activity!
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Sal, Cape Verde
A paradise for lovers of adventure and the outdoors, this beautiful Atlantic archipelago, situated some 500KM of Africa’s western coast, features a diversity of stunning landscapes, including, volcanoes, lush valleys, deserts and long, windswept coastlines, fringed by temperate waters, which are perfect for a range of watersports.
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Where To Kite Surf
The breathtakingly beautiful Hawaiian island of Maui was the location of the world’s first kitesurfing competition some 22 years ago, and remains a mecca for the sport today.
Situated on the eastern coastline of Mexico’s Baja California Peninsula, in the northwest of the country.
The most popular destination in Caribbean the Dominican Republic attracts some 6.4 million visitors every year and is a paradise for lovers of adventure due to diversity of landscapes which include.
The kite surfing capital of Asia, Mui Ne is a small, laid-back city situated in the southwest of the country, and is home to a long picturesque palm-tree lined beach.
Faq?
Yes, technique is much more important than strength in kitesurfing so anyone who is relatively fit can try it.
Although kitesurfing can be dangerous and should not be attempted alone, as long as you take lessons with a reputable kite school or instructor, and follow their instructions, then you will be completely safe.
Most kitesurfing schools will provide all equipment including a wetsuit, so all you will need to bring is a swimming costume, drinking water, high factor sunscreen, and sunglasses.
It typically takes between 9-12 hours to learn the basic skills.
This depends on the destination, as some places offer excellent conditions all year round whilst in others the activity is seasonal.
