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Valmadrera is one of the most popular spots of Como Lake. It's a spot that works with winds from the north: the Tivano, early in the morning, or the so called Foehn, which, if conditions are right, can blow at any time of the day.
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In late April, taking advantage of some holiday days, I decided, even if I was alone, to give me a week of windsurfing. After evaluating several options in Italy (Lake Garda, Sicily) and abroad (Canary Islands) I opted for the nearby Sardinia, reachable from Milan in just an hour's flight and at very affordable prices (round-trip flight just more than 40 €). I went to the Windsurfing Club Sa Barra. Landed in Cagliari, I was greeted by a nice Mistral, which fortunately has followed me all the way.
Read more: Sant'Antioco - Sa Barra, Sardinia (by Antonio Ricci)
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Domaso, in the Northern part of Como Lake, is, probably, the best loved windsurf spot by foreign riders, expecially from Swiss, Germany and from Holland. And they are right, because it has many positive elements to offer.
Read more: Domaso, the windsurf spot on Como lake best loved by foreign riders
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Attracted by some photos, and several posts found in the web, about the windsurf spot of Sottomarina (Chioggia), near Venice, we asked Cristina, a friend from Franciacorta (Brescia), to write a review of that spot for Waterwind.
Read more: Sottomarina di Chioggia (Venice - Italy) by Cryzia, Emanuele Dall’Ara e Mircowave
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El Médano, Tenerife, Canary islands (Spain), is a world wide famous spot for windsurfing. We were there in April 2016, and, with this review we want to give some tips to those going there for windsurfing (but not only).
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Marseille offers lots of interesting spots, within easy reach. Le Prado/Epluchures beach, with NW, can be a really a funny spot, with glassy waves and side wind.