Kitesurfing in Nicaragua

Nicaragua, nestled in Central America between the Pacific Ocean and the Caribbean Sea, with its pristine beaches, warm waters, and consistent winds. This vibrant country, known for its lush rainforests, volcanic landscapes, and rich cultural heritage, offers a great setting for kite enthusiasts seeking adventure and tranquility away from the kitesurfing crowds.

Nicaragua’s diverse geography and friendly atmosphere make it a captivating destination for travelers and kitesurfers alike. From the colonial charm of Granada to the volcanic splendor of Ometepe Island, the country’s natural beauty provides a stunning backdrop for kitesurfing adventures.

The best time for kitesurfing in Nicaragua is during the dry season, which typically runs from November to April. During these months, the country experiences consistent trade winds, primarily blowing from the northeast. Wind speeds range from 15 to 25.

Located in the Caribbean Sea, Big Corn Island provides a tropical escape for kitesurfers seeking a different experience. The island’s tranquil waters and steady trade winds create a paradise for kiteboarding, with opportunities for freestyle and wave riding in a stunning Caribbean setting.

Ometepe island on lake Cocibolca has great kite conditions and offers picturesque views of the volcanic island. Also has a kite center.