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The Urnersee is a lake in Switzerland, nestled between the Alps, which, with South Foehn, can offer truly exceptional conditions, with wind speed even at 40 - 50 knots. Windsurfing sessions in this lake are often epic.
Limone del Garda is the last spot to the North, where you can catch the Peler, on the Lombardy shore of Lake Garda. Here, you can go windsurfing all year round, due to the relatively mild weather conditions, even in the middle of winter.
Colico is one of the best spots of Como Lake to do windsurfing with the Breva (afternoon thermal breeze), but also to enjoy the occasional San Vincenzo, a strong wind that you have after low pressure passage. Very pleasant the main spot beach (the so called Pratone), and logistics on the ground, with several possibilities of renting equipment, and windsurfing school.
Tarifa, in Andalusia, is a popular location for windsurfing, kitesurfing, and water sports in general; it has always been a place for those who are looking for an alternative holiday. The Levante wind is the real master of this stretch of coast of Andalusia. In this article, we describe some of the main spots in the area.
Sardinia is a magical land for windsurfing, and not only for it. Bruno, a freelancers of ours, introduces an East Coast windsurf spot, which he tested during his last summer holidays.
Elands bay, in South Africa, is the furthest windsurfing spot from Cape Town for day trips. But it can provide very exciting waveriding sessions.