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San Teodoro, Sardinia, with the Sirocco (South East), is a spot with a high fun factor. An immense bay of white and fine sand, emerald water, side on constant wind, and regular chop conditions.
Mandello del Lario is an historical spot of Lake Como, which works well with the Foehn (strong wind from the North), especially when this is well oriented from N-NW.
Read more: Mandello del Lario (Lake Como): a perfect spot with foehn
The spot of Barcares Eole is located in a confined section of the immense coastal lake of Leucate, in France, in the department Languedoc - Roussillon. Of all the spots, we checked in the coastal lakes of this area, we found this the safest for inexperienced riders, with strong mistral winds, so frequent here.
Beyond being a beautiful Ligurian town, Noli is a spot rather popular among windsurfers. With North-East and East winds, the spot works better, and offers relative security. The Tramontana enters very gusty, and the spot, with some precautions, is still quite safe compared to other places on the Ligurian coast, where, for example, the Tramontana enters offshore (e.g. Genova-Voltri).
Gian Lorenzo Loria, a rider from Alghero, sent us this review of two spots in the area of Stintino, Sardinia, which we are happy to publish for the benefit of the entire windsurfers community.
Read more: Stintino: Le Saline and Pazzona, Sardinia (by Gian Lorenzo Loria)
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This is a spot where I went by chance. It's less famous than the near spot of San Pere Pescador, but we believe that it offers nice rides, and an almost Caribbean landscape. We tested the spot with Tramontana wind, with gusts up to 30 knots.
Read more: Empuriabrava, Playa de la Rubina (Costa Brava, Spain)