Kite Camps & Kitesurfing Vacations
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Kitesurf Lessons in Sakalava bay, Madagascar (Wind Riders)
1 hr - 2-3 days • Available Mar - Dec • by Sakalava Wind Riders
Come and learn or improve your kitesurfing skills in complete safety and serenity in Sakalava Bay in Madagascar with Varatraza Wind Riders!
Enjoy kitesurfing sessions in Sakalava Bay. Its turquoise lagoon and shallow waters make it the ideal place to make your first runs. The waves are regular. The same goes for the wind, powerful and well oriented: the Varatraza. In other words, excellent conditions to allow you to fully enjoy pure sliding sensations!
Kitesurf Lessons in Sakalava Bay, Madagascar (Mada Ocean)
1 hr - 4-7 days • Available Mar - Dec • by Mada Ocean Kite and Windsurf
Enjoy the beautiful lagoon and the white sand of Sakalava Bay!
Mada Ocean Kite & Windsurf offers kite lessons of 1h, 6h, 10h, and 15h. The lessons are taught by professional instructors who have years of experience behind them! Here, you can progress and gain confidence in all serenity. Sakalava is the perfect spot to introduce you to kitesurfing but also to improve your skills and practice freestyle on flat water.
Rent Kite Equipement in Sakalava bay in Madagascar
half day - > 1 week • Available Mar - Dec • by Kite Alizé
You are autonomous in the practice of kitesurfing but you do not have your equipment with you to be able to have fun on the superb spots that Madagascar offers? No worries, Kite Alizée is there to meet your needs by offering you equipment for hire from half a day to two weeks’ hire.
The spots: Sakalava Bay and Andovokonko Bay.
Kitesurfing lessons at Pointe du Bout, Martinique
2 hrs - 10 days • Available all year • by BAZ’Notik
Come and take a kitesurfing lesson on a shallow water spot in the Bay of Fort-de-France in Martinique, the perfect place to practice board sports! Thanks to the ideal location of this magnificent spot, in shallow and windy water, your lessons will take place in an environment favourable to kitesurfing. Half day to full 4 days courses available!
Kitesurfing courses in Bel Ombre, Mauritius
2 hrs - 2-3 days • Available all year • by KiteGlobing - Bel Ombre
You want to discover kitesurfing, learn to tame the wind? Join KiteGlobing on the dream spot of Bel Ombre and participate in a memorable course!
Kitesurfing courses for all levels in the south of Mauritius, near Le Morne. Learning to kitesurf is an incredible challenge, especially on the beautiful spot of Bel Ombre which offers the best wind conditions for kitesurfing!
Kitesurfing camp in Lagos, Algarve
4-7 days • Available Apr - Oct • by Kite School Portugal
Are you looking to enjoy a solid dose of kite in the beautiful Algarve? When the sun sets and the first sip of cold beer meets the salty taste of your smile you want to be surrounded by a bunch of like-minded people? Social but relaxed, with privacy & luxury. A place that never gets boring, no matter what the wind and the waves are doing? Then you’ll love this kitesurfing camp!
Get the most out of your kitesurfing holiday by staying at an ultra modern and fun camp in Lagos.
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Kitesurfing trips, or kiteboarding trips & camps, are vacation packages that are designed specifically for kitesurfers. These trips typically (but not necessarily) include accommodations, meals, and kitesurfing lessons or guided sessions with experienced & certified instructors. Kitesurfing trips can be a great way for beginners to learn the sport in a supportive and structured environment, as well as for experienced kitesurfers to travel to new locations and try out different spots. Some popular destinations for kitesurfing trips include the Caribbean, Brazil, and South Africa, Spain, Portugal, Italy, Greece, Sri Lanka, which offer warm waters, steady winds, and a variety of schools and instructors. Kitesurfing camps can be organized through specialized tour operators or kiteboarding schools and may be available at a range of price points to suit different budgets and preferences.
The ideal wind for kitesurfing is steady and strong, with speeds between 12 and 25 (30) knots. The wind that is too weak will not provide enough power to propel the kite, while wind that is too strong can be dangerous and difficult to control. In general, kitesurfers should avoid winds that are gusty or unpredictable, as these can make it difficult to maintain control of the kite. Kitesurfers should also be aware of the direction of the wind and the conditions of the water when selecting a location to kitesurf – before and during the activity.
Learning to kitesurf can be challenging, but with the right instruction and practice, most people are able to learn the basics of the sport and enjoy their first experiences on the water. Like any new physical activity, kitesurfing requires coordination and balance, as well as an understanding of the wind and weather conditions. For this reason, it is important for beginners to learn from experienced instructors who can provide guidance and support as they learn the sport. With time and practice, most people are able to progress from basic kite control and body dragging to riding on a board and eventually tackling more advanced maneuvers.
Some popular locations for learning to kitesurf include the Caribbean, Brazil, and South Africa. These locations offer warm waters, steady winds, and a variety of schools and instructors who can help beginners learn the sport. Other good locations for learning to kitesurf include Hawaii, Florida, and the Mediterranean. In general, the best location for learning to kitesurf will depend on the individual’s personal preferences and goals and majority prefer flat water to waves.
Experienced kitesurfers may want to consider locations with strong and consistent wind, as well as a variety of conditions to test their skills. A mix of strong & consistent winds, flat water, and waves. In general, the best location for experienced kitesurfers will depend on their personal preferences and the type of conditions they enjoy most or what they’d like to experience – downwind trips, scenic locations etc.
