Hurghada is a perfect kitesurfing spot for a comfortable holiday where you’ll find yourself enjoying shallow, flat water, and enjoying the sun and steady wind of Egypt. Hurghada has a number of IKO Centers, some of which include kite equipment storage, compressors, beach assistance, purewater showers, changing rooms, bathroom

Kintai is a unique settlement by the Curonian Lagoon, surrounded by forest on the way to the famous Cape Vente Lighthouse. It is the heart of Lithuanian identity, distinguished by its fishing traditions and extremely warm local people. And it would be remiss not to mentioned the unique nature, loved even by such rarities as sea eagles.

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Pevensey Bay is a hidden gem and only 1.5 hours from London! A shingle beach at high tide gives way to a beautiful sandy open beach at low tide. Home to Be-Rad Watersports Shop/School/Rental. This village and the surrounding area of Eastbourne is statistically the sunniest place in the U.K. This means you can rely on regular sea breezes, therefore increasing the number of days you'll be able to kite. A super safe bay for kitefoiling even in light winds! While you're there why not walk to Pevensey Castle? The landing place of William the Conqueror's army in 1066.
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This has got to be one of the best flatwater spots in the U.K! Portland is a small island just south of Weymouth town. Connecting Weymouth to Portland is Chesil beach. Winds from the South and West blow directly over Chesil beach and create a super flatwater offshore spot on the other side. Most offshore spots are for advanced kiters only, however, this spot is much safer and opens up the spot to intermediate riders too. It stays shallow for a relatively long distance downwind and you kitesurf within the walls of Portland Harbour which act as a barrier from the open ocean.