
The West coast of Ireland offers an almost infinite amount of windsurfing spots, both with the Atlantic swell and in flat water conditions. If you add to this feature, breathtaking views, the opportunity to enjoy spectacular coastal trekking, the visit to castles and millenary abbeys, the pubs, the Guinness, and the hospitality of the Irish, it is natural to conceive a travel idea for an unforgettable 360 degrees experience.
Read more: Windsurfing, travel ideas: Ireland, West Coast tour

We are planning to go to Sal, in the archipelago of Cape Verde Islands, sooner or later, since it's clear that it has a huge potential for windsurfing, and especially for waveriding.
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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I tried the spot of Vindicio (Formia) on a tipical summer day (August 14, 2013). I got into water from Lido Risorgimento (a beach resort), near which there is the "Circolo Windsurf Formia" (but you can start also from the other windsurf clubs there are this long beach).
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.

Gera Lario, together with the beach of La Punta at Sorico, is a good spot for windsurfing in the Northern Lake Como, where you can ride with the Breva, the typical thermal breeze that blows in the afternoon. Below, we provide a description of the spot, with many useful tips.
Read more: Gera Lario (Como lake): a great spot with Breva wind!