Garda is a lake famous all over the world for windsurfing, kitesurfing and sailing. And it deserves this fame, for the intensity and frequency of the days of good wind, but also for the superb landscape that can be enjoyed both while sailing in the water and while relaxing on the ground. In this article, we describe the spots of Torbole, in the northern part of the lake.
Frassanito (just north of Otranto, Puglia, Italy) is one of the best spots for windsurfing in the Salento Adriatic coast. It works with almost all winds, except with the West and the South West, which come from the inland.
Coming from the south, Cremia is the first spot on the Como side lake shore, which works well with the Breva (thermal wind from the south). And, in fact, the spot is appreciated by italian windsurfers who live in the area, and also from those from the Swiss Canton Ticino.
For those who are going to choose Fuerteventura as a destination for the upcoming windsurfing holiday, and would like to go to the North in search of waves, there are some things that it is better to know, in order not to be disappointed and to take advantage of the incredible conditions that the island may offer.
In this article, we shortly suggest some spots of Greece, South Peloponnese and Island of Evia, tested once again by our friend Crizyia. The article is accompanied by a lot of really convincing pictures of each spot.
Read more: Greece: South Attica, Evia island, Vasilliki and Lefkada, South Peloponnese
Cold Hawaii, a stretch of coast in the northwest of the Danish peninsula, about 50 km long, offers numerous spots for windsurfing, kitesurfing, and surfing. Hanstholm and Klitmøller are the most famous. But Denmark, from a tourist point of view, offers much more, and not only in terms of water sports.