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Grado is a beautiful village, in the Adriatic coast of Friuli Venezia Giulia (Italy), located at the mouth of the homonymous lagoon. The spot offers freestyle and wave conditions, but requires the knowledge of some basic information before the session, because it is a bit special spot.
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Malcesine is one of the best spots on Garda Lake to do windsurfing with the Peler, the thermic wind blowing from the night (or dawn) until about mid-morning, and that reaches truly remarkable intensity.
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Sardinia offers some windsurfing spots, where you can do waveriding in oceanic conditions. Cala Pischina, in the famous North Shore of the island, is one of these. Here is our review, written together with my friend Paolo.
Read more: Cala Pischina (Sardinia), a spot that makes you addicted (by P. Prete and F. Muriano)
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Marina delle Rose, in the municipality of Aglientu, is one of the best wave spots on the northwest coast of Sardinia. However, in order to fully enjoy it, you should know some tips regarding both logistics on the shore and the best wave areas and the potential dangers, once in the water.
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Carro is a famous windsurfing spot of France, located in the municipality of Martigues, near Marseille. If the wind direction, and the sea conditions are the right ones, can give epic sessions.
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Bordighera and Arma di Taggia are spots of the extreme western Liguria that work with wind from East / North-East. The Caranca di Bordighera, in particular, is a spot that can offer truly memorable windsurf sessions.