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- This is one of the bigger breaks in the area, caused by the aforementioned rock, and it breaks very frequently. It is suitable only for professionals are those who aren't bothered whether they walk off the beach or are carried off it.
- Just in the northern part of Encinitas, this very consistent break is good for surfers of all experience levels – there is plenty to challenge beginners, and enough to keep those with experience interested.
- Conveniently close to Cardiff-by-the-sea but still in a picturesque location, this regular break is suitable for all surfers.
- Right on the edge of the town of Ocean Beach, this place breaks very consistently and you can usually find some rideable waves even on the smallest days.
- Located close to the college whose students tend to monopolise this spot, it is suitable for experienced surfers who are able to hold their own in a crowded line up. It breaks frequently and has decent waves, and if you can find space here it's a fun day out.
- Just north of San Diego, this is a stereotypical Californian area. It is a great surfing beach that will suit everybody, whether they have experience or not, and has a great atmosphere with a mixture of locals and tourists, youngsters and old hands.
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Trabucador in SpainTrabucador is situated on a shallow lagoon at the point where the river Ebro flows into the sea. It is a perfect spot for kitesurfers and windsurfers and is great for beginners due to the shallow waters. There is no real season here although October to April are the best months.
- St Carles de la Rapita is located in the south of the Ebro Delta with a wealth of sea and mountains. It is very popular with tourists because of its warm climate and is also a great spot for surfing enthusiasts of all types as well as sailors. It is not suited to beginners, however, because there are a few hazards such as wind breaks and a large harbor mole.
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Santa Pola in SpainSanta Pola is a busy fishing port and a thriving tourist town which lies about 20 kilometers south of Alicante and is easily found by the huge salt pans from which tons of salt are extracted. To the south of the town lie a series of salt lakes and it is between these and the sea that the beautiful sandy beaches can be found. The area is fairly breezy most of the time and for this reason is very popular with surfers of all types and sailors.
- Situated at the busy port of Santander on Spain's northern coast lies the beach at Playa del Sardinero. This is a very popular spot for surfers, wind surfers and kite surfers of all levels and abilities. This stretch of coast gets pretty busy with tourists and here is no exception. Because of this, there may well be zone and time restrictions in place, so it just might be a good idea to confirm before you set off. To avoid the restrictions and the crowds surf from October through to April.
- About 25 kms east of the city of Gijon lies Playa La Espasa. It is a popular spot for surfers and kite surfers of all intermediate and expert abilities. It is not advisable for beginners to practice around here because there are numerous rocks dotted in and around the shoreline, so you will need to be vigilant. Like most beaches along this stretch of coast it does get pretty busy with holiday makers and sun bathers during the summer months, especially June , July and August, so there may well be time and zone restrictions in place. It might be wise to check it out before you head off. To avoid the crowds, then October through to April are your best bet.
- Situated approximately 25 kms east of Gijon, and very near to the stunning Villaviciosa natural park lies Playa del Puntal. It is a very popular spot for wind surfers and kite surfers of all levels and abilities. It does get very busy with tourists during June , July and August, so time and zone restrictions may well be in place. You might want to check it out before you set off. To avoid the crowds the best season is from October through to April.
- Situated a stones throw from the major city of Gijon, on Spain's north coast lies the stretch of coastline known as Playa De San Lorenzo. It is a popular spot for kite and wind surfers of intermediate and expert abilities. It is not advisable for beginners to practice here because there are rocks dotted on and around the water which need to be avoided, plus the fact that there are some strong undercurrents present also. The beach here does get very crowded with holiday makers especially during June, July and August, so because of this there are time restrictions in place. You may want to check these before you set off. The best times for surfing here are between the months of October through to April, when the tourists have all but disappeared.
- Situated about 30 kms East of Gijon lies the ocean spot at Playa de Rodiles. It is very popular with surfers, wind surfers and kite surfers of intermediate and expert levels. It is not advisable for beginners to practice here because of the strategically placed wave breakers/groynes positioned along this stretch of coastline. It does get very busy with tourists during the height of the summer, particularly, June, July and August. Because of this there may well be zone and time restrictions in place. It might be advisable to check before you set off. To avoid the beach goers and sun bathers it is best to surf here from October through to April.
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Mancora, Peru offers daily kiteboard safaris and IKO beginner kiteboard lessons. These kitesurf safaris often focus on waveriding, but of course you can always ride freestyle. But not only does Mancora have kiteboarding beaches, it also have a wide variety of top quality restaurants with fresh seafood and a variety of nightlife. You will never be bored while taking a kiteboarding vacation in Mancora.
You have heard about the Mancora, Peru kiteboarding holidays...now come experience them for yourself in Mancora, Peru. The Kite Life has many years of knowledge in Northern Peru to personally guide you to the best spots for your Mancora kiteboarding holiday. The Kite Life - Mancora has been traveling these beaches for years and has unparalleled local wind and cultural knowledge to make sure you are at the right kite beach on the right day. Simply put, Mancora, Peru is a wind machine and perfect conditions for learning and riding on your kiteboarding holiday.
Many of us often think of Peru as being a place with only Maccu Pichu. However, this is completely not the case. Peru is a land of rich, vibrant culture with great wind for kiteboarding. During the North American summer, Mancora, Peru is a great place to escape to heat of America for a kiteboarding vacation.
Once you arrive into Mancora, Peru, you will be greeted with a rich Peruvian culture. The local kitesurfers and surfers are all very friendly and willing to point out the freshest ceviche restaurants or the best coffee in town. North, Peru is famous for its food and for its wind. The wind blows in town or at a kite beach within 30 minutes of Mancora everyday. Creating a perfect destination for your kiteboarding holiday.
Peru is one of the few places in South America that does not charge American citizens to enter the country or require a complicated immigration visa like Brazil. Flights from Fort Lauderdale or Miami to Lima, Peru are very cheap. Then its just a short hop to the north for your kitesurfing holiday.
- This is a spot for experienced surfers that offers some of the biggest waves in the area. It breaks fairly consistently and you need decent amount of experience and technical ability to ride it well.
- This is in the central eastern portion of the island, and is a nice point just behind the town of Maketu. It's good fun on its day, though you need to check the weather forecast before making your way here, and it is suitable for everybody from beginners upwards.
- This place is right next to the town, making it a really convenient place to surf – you don't even have to drive to get to it. It is suitable for all experience levels, and conditions are much less challenging than those to the north end of this stretch of coast.
- One for experienced surfers, this river mouth requires a fair bit of technical ability to be able to ride it safely and enjoyably. It's in a fairly remote location in the eastern portion of the island, and it is very fast flowing – further up in the hills, the river is used for whitewater rafting trips.
- This spot is often overlooked as people head further east, but if you like your surfing to be isolated yet still in a picturesque, attractive location, you shouldn't drive by this. It is suitable for surfers of all experience levels.
- Suitable for all surfers, this spot is right in front of the popular town of Matarangi and is therefore easy and convenient to get to.
- This spot only breaks a few days a year, but if it does go off then you can get some decent sized waves that can be a decent challenge for those with a bit of experience. There is a good atmosphere here.
- This place gets its name from the hot springs that filter up underneath the beach. Aside from the interesting geology that causes this, surfing here can be good although it is only suitable for those who have plenty of experience in what can be difficult conditions.
- This secluded, easily missed spot breaks very consistently throughout the year and is suitable for surfers of all experience levels, beginners included.
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Hawai River in NoneThis river break is just on the edge of the untouched Raukumara Forest Park. Because the land curves around to the east of it, this is a relatively sheltered spot and although it doesn't break very often it is suitable for surfers of all abilities.
- Harbour Island is a popular tourist destination and the American influence can be seen clearly in the New England style buildings. Found on the more sheltered Western side of the island, this is suitable for kitesurfers and windsurfers of all abilities and is the preferred spot when the wind is coming from the west.
- A popular holiday destination for Americans, Harbour Island is one of the Out Islands of the Bahamas and is heavily influenced by New England style buildings. This spot is for kite surfers and windsurfers of all abilities.
- As the name suggests, this is right down at the bottom of the island which was named for the turtles that once covered it. It is a spot for kite surfers and windsurfers, and it is suitable for all ability levels from beginners to experienced.
- Down towards the south end of the island and on the ocean facing side is this nice little spot. It isn't particularly challenging and beginners especially will find it an easy place to learn the basics, although kite surfers and windsurfers with a bit more experience will still have a good day.
- This spot is pretty sheltered, almost in a lagoon as the bay curves around and comes back on itself. Because of this conditions are predictable and safe, and both beginners and experienced kite surfers and windsurfers will enjoy the conditions here.
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