Kitesurfing in Dominican Republic

Kitesurfing in the Dominican Republic, in the Caribbean, is a haven known for its warm waters, tropical climate, and consistent trade winds. Pristine beaches, lush rainforests, vibrant culture, and a favorable year-round climate, with 250-300 kiteable days per year!

The kitesurfing season in the Dominican Republic typically spans from June to September, with the peak season occurring between July and August. During this period, the country experiences reliable winds, primarily driven by the northeast trade winds known as the “Alisios.” If you fancy more wave riding, a great time to visit DR for kitesurfing is January to April. DR is a windy place and you’ll be able to kite year round.

Cabarete is often referred to as the “Kitesurfing Capital of the World.” This vibrant town offers consistent winds, perfect waves, and flat water conditions. La Boca is a picturesque river mouth located near Cabarete. This spot provides flat water conditions and is suitable for freestyle riders and beginners.

Las Terrenas (and the area) is another flat water paradise, a bit less crowded than Cabarete. Some goes for Monte Cristi area.

The Dominican Republic’s kitesurfing scene is characterized by its diverse riding conditions, lively kite communities, and the beauty of the Caribbean. Whether you’re soaring above the waves in Cabarete or enjoying the tranquility, the Dominican Republic promises kitesurfing adventures amidst a tropical paradise and kiters from all around the world.