About

It all started on an epic journey through Central Asia, where I spotted a Roof of the World Regatta going on in Karakul, Tajikistan. An ultra scenic lake and colorful kites were what got me. A few weeks later I had a closer look at kites in the land of wind – Azerbaijan, a not-so-typical destination of what someone would choose for kitesurfing …

Karakul, Tajikistan
Karakul lake (Ej Wolfson)

There were a few places and a lot of wind hunting before I finally caught the right wind and learned to kite for good! 😀

Tarifa off-season, where as a total newbie, you have no clue why your kite school doesn’t call you for a class, but you see a beach full of kiters (off-shore wind 😆).

The end of the kite season a month too early in Sri Lanka, because the monsoon decided that way. (Perfect place to kite otherwise!) I finally managed to ride for the first time.

An unexpected discovery of a kite school and spot in Cambodia – Kampot, a bit in late season, but one windy day!!

Back to Azerbaijan to the awesome Shuraabat lagoon, where I finally reached the level of independent kiter (or so I thought!), upwind & even the first transitions… Until, a couple of months later, I landed in Gran Canaria (300 windy days!) and figured out that a windy day ≠ kite day as wves can be HUGE, or simply too much wind (40+ kn!!)… Felt like a beginner again, because after only riding in flat water, waves can be a bit bi* 🤣🤣 But now without them can be boring.

During that journey I started with Kite Jungle, simply to match the wind season with kite spots (and other data) .. I hope Kite Jungle is doing a decent job in that 😉

Kite Jungle – to find the best kite destinations per month, including even the remote kite spots.

A digital nomad by heart, (currently) based in Costa Tropical, Spain 🇪🇸.

Senior UX designer / Accessibility otherwise.

If you like and want to support this website, I’d appreciate it and get more motivated when having a good cup of coffee while messing with the code ☕️

I also welcome any suggestions & ideas for it (contact here).

Ana