Kitesurfing in Greece

Greece, renowned for its rich history, stunning landscapes, and vibrant culture, offers kitesurfing enthusiasts a Mediterranean haven and island life for wind-powered adventures. With its countless islands, azure waters, and reliable winds, Greece provides an enchanting backdrop for thrilling kiteboarding experiences. Let the god of Aeolus bring you some good wind!

The best time for kitesurfing in Greece is during the summer months, from May to September, when the Meltemi winds blow consistently throughout the Aegean Sea. The Meltemi, a north/northeast wind, typically reaches speeds of 15 to 30 knots, providing excellent conditions for kiteboarding. The warm Mediterranean waters and sunny climate make Greece an ideal destination for kite enthusiasts.

Located in the southeastern Aegean Sea, Rhodes is a popular kiteboarding destination known for its reliable Meltemi winds and crystal-clear waters. The beaches of Prasonisi and Theologos (from Kremasti to Fanes) attract kiteboarders of all levels, offering flat water conditions inside the lagoons and waves on the outside.

In the Cyclades archipelago, Paros is a kiteboarding hotspot with its shallow lagoons and steady winds. The beaches of Pounda and Golden Beach are favorite spots among kiteboarders, offering ideal conditions for beginners and freestylers alike.

Other great and popular spots are Psalidi on Kos, Mikri Vigla on Naxos, Drepano close to Patras, Keros on Limnos

Greece’s kitesurfing scene offers a perfect blend of ancient beauty, modern amenities, and wind-powered excitement. Whether you’re gliding across the waters of Rhodes, exploring the beaches of Lefkada, or soaking in the sun on Paros, Greece promises unforgettable kiteboarding experiences against the backdrop of the Mediterranean Sea. Greece is a very popular kitesurfing destination, great wind, great food, and plenty of like minded people to meet!