The 15 Best Kitesurf Spots in the World – Plan Your Next Kitesurf Holiday with Kitereizen

Looking for your next kitesurf adventure? Whether you’re just starting out or chasing perfect wind across the globe, these top kitesurfing destinations deliver it all — steady wind, warm water, and unforgettable scenery.

At Kitereizen, we specialize in kitesurf holidays, kitecamps, and kitesurf travel experiences that combine freedom, community, and top-quality conditions. From the lagoons of Egypt to the beaches of Brazil, we help you find the perfect kite spot to match your level, style, and goals.

Discover the 15 most beautiful kitesurfing spots worldwide and get inspired for your next trip — whether you’re booking a kitesurf camp, upgrading your kitesurfing equipment, or planning your dream kite holiday.

1. Lo Stagnone – Sicily, Italy

Lo Stagnone is one of the most popular kitesurf spots in Italy. The large, shallow lagoons offer perfect flat-water conditions for beginners. Around Punta Trettu, you’ll find charming villages and a relaxed Mediterranean vibe. When you’re not kiting, enjoy local wines and authentic Sicilian food.

Level: Beginner
Average wind: 15–20 knots
Water temperature: 18–24°C
Best season: May – September
Recommended kite size: 9–12 m²

2. Zanzibar – Tanzania

A tropical paradise for kitesurfers, Zanzibar offers steady wind, warm water, and wide lagoons. Beginners love the flat conditions, while intermediate riders can push their limits further out. Off the water, explore Stone Town or snorkel among colorful coral reefs.

Level: Beginner – Intermediate
Average wind: 12–22 knots
Water temperature: 26–30°C
Best season: June – September
Recommended kite size: 9–14 m²

3. Sardinia – Italy

Sardinia is a hidden gem for kitesurfing — think turquoise water, open beaches, and great Italian food. The lagoons are beginner-friendly, while more advanced riders will find plenty of wind and space along the coast.

Level: Beginner – Intermediate
Average wind: 15–20 knots
Water temperature: 20–26°C
Best season: May – September
Recommended kite size: 9–12 m²

4. Soma Bay – Egypt

With flat lagoons and steady wind almost year-round, Soma Bay is one of the best kitecamp destinations in Egypt. The shallow water and easy access make it great for beginners, while more experienced riders can enjoy long sessions in the desert sun.

Level: Beginner – Intermediate
Average wind: 12–20 knots
Water temperature: 23–28°C
Best season: October – May
Recommended kite size: 10–12 m²

5. Cumbuco – Brazil

Cumbuco is a vibrant hotspot for kitesurfers with constant trade winds and endless beaches. From first jumps to advanced tricks, every rider finds their rhythm here. Combine your kitecamp with local food, samba music, and warm tropical weather.

Level: Beginner – Advanced
Average wind: 15–25 knots
Water temperature: 25–29°C
Best season: July – January
Recommended kite size: 9–12 m²

6. Essaouira & Dakhla – Morocco

Morocco’s Essaouira and Dakhla offer some of the most diverse kitesurfing spots in the world. Dakhla is perfect for flat-water sessions and kitecamps, while Essaouira offers waves and culture. Endless beaches and desert backdrops make Morocco unforgettable.

Level: Beginner – Advanced
Average wind: 17–26 knots
Water temperature: 18–24°C
Best season: May – September
Recommended kite size: 9–12 m²

7. Masirah Island – Oman

Masirah Island is for adventurous riders seeking untouched kitesurf spots. Expect powerful wind, endless beaches, and raw desert scenery. It’s remote, wild, and perfect for experienced kitesurfers looking to test their gear and skills.

Level: Advanced
Average wind: 15–25 knots
Water temperature: 24–29°C
Best season: April – October
Recommended kite size: 8–10 m²

8. Le Morne & Palmar – Mauritius

Mauritius is a kitesurfing paradise. Beginners love the calm lagoon at Palmar, while advanced riders take on the famous waves of Le Morne. Off the water, relax on white-sand beaches or explore the island’s lush nature and local culture.

Level: Beginner – Advanced
Average wind: 12–22 knots
Water temperature: 25–28°C
Best season: May – November
Recommended kite size: 9–12 m²

9. Bonaire – Caribbean Netherlands

Bonaire’s crystal-clear lagoon and steady trade winds make it perfect for both beginners and intermediate kitesurfers. The calm Caribbean vibe and tropical scenery set the tone for a relaxed kitesurf holiday.

Level: Beginner – Intermediate
Average wind: 15–22 knots
Water temperature: 27–30°C
Best season: January – May
Recommended kite size: 9–12 m²

10. Sotavento – Fuerteventura, Spain

Sotavento is a wind lover’s dream. With long sandy beaches and reliable wind, it’s ideal for kitecamps and long sessions. The volcanic landscape and Spanish island lifestyle add extra charm.

Level: Beginner – Advanced
Average wind: 15–25 knots
Water temperature: 20–24°C
Best season: May – September
Recommended kite size: 9–12 m²

11. Kalpitiya – Sri Lanka

Kalpitiya offers flat lagoons, warm water, and consistent wind — perfect for kitesurf camps. Enjoy authentic local food, friendly people, and easy learning conditions. A great mix of nature, adventure, and culture.

Level: Beginner – Intermediate
Average wind: 12–20 knots
Water temperature: 27–30°C
Best season: May – September
Recommended kite size: 9–12 m²

12. Boracay – Philippines

Boracay is a tropical kitesurf destination with white sand beaches and turquoise water. Beginners enjoy the calm lagoon, while more experienced riders explore the waves outside the reef. After your session, relax with fresh seafood or sunset drinks.

Level: Beginner – Advanced
Average wind: 12–18 knots
Water temperature: 27–30°C
Best season: November – April
Recommended kite size: 9–12 m²

13. Langebaan – South Africa

Langebaan offers perfect flat-water conditions and steady wind — ideal for learners and freestyle riders. The wide lagoon and relaxed vibe make it one of the best kitesurf spots in South Africa for all levels.

Level: Beginner – Intermediate
Average wind: 22–35 knots
Water temperature: 16–22°C
Best season: November – March
Recommended kite size: 9–12 m²

14. Cape Town – South Africa

Cape Town is a world-class kitesurfing destination known for its powerful wind and epic views of Table Mountain. From Blouberg’s waves to flat-water lagoons, it’s a playground for advanced riders and adventure seekers.

Level: Intermediate – Advanced
Average wind: 25–35 knots
Water temperature: 16–20°C
Best season: October – March
Recommended kite size: 8–12 m²

15. Tarifa – Spain

Europe’s kitesurf capital. Tarifa delivers strong wind, energetic waves, and a lively kite community. It’s a top spot for advanced riders looking to improve and enjoy the Andalusian lifestyle — tapas, sun, and endless wind.

Level: Intermediate – Advanced
Average wind: 15–30 knots
Water temperature: 16–22°C
Best season: May – September
Recommended kite size: 8–12 m²

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FAQ – Plan Your Next Kitesurf Holiday

1. What are the best kitesurf destinations for beginners?

If you’re new to kitesurfing, look for flat lagoons and steady wind. Great beginner spots include Lo Stagnone (Italy), Soma Bay (Egypt), and Kalpitiya (Sri Lanka). These destinations offer safe, shallow water and excellent kite schools — ideal for your first kitecamp experience.

2. Which countries are best for year-round kitesurfing?

The wind never stops blowing somewhere in the world. For winter months, try Egypt, Brazil, or South Africa. In summer, head to Sicily, Spain, or Zanzibar. Kitereizen helps you find the best time and location to match your travel dates and kite level.

3. What equipment do I need for a kitesurf holiday?

Essential kitesurfing equipment includes a kite, board, harness, bar, and safety leash. Most kitecamps provide rental gear, but if you prefer to travel with your own, you can get everything you need in our Kitesurf Shop.

4. How do I choose the right kite size?

Kite size depends on your weight, the wind speed, and local conditions. As a rough guide:

• Light wind (10–15 knots): 12–14 m²

• Medium wind (15–25 knots): 9–12 m²

• Strong wind (25+ knots): 7–9 m²
  Ask our experts before your trip — we’ll help you choose the right setup for your destination.

5. Why book a kitesurf holiday with Kitereizen?

We live and breathe kitesurfing. Every kitecamp and destination we offer has been tested by our team to guarantee the best conditions, safety, and local experience. Whether you’re looking to learn, progress, or just ride in paradise — Kitereizen takes care of everything.