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
Domaso, in the Northern part of Como Lake, is, probably, the best loved windsurf spot by foreign riders, expecially from Swiss, Germany and from Holland. And they are right, because it has many positive elements to offer.
Read more: Domaso, the windsurf spot on Como lake best loved by foreign riders
We propose another beautiful spot review of Gian Lorenzo Loria, a Sardinian rider, who gives us tips about Lu Bagnu, in the northern part of Sardinia.
Read more: Lu Bagnu, Castelsardo, Sardinia (by Gian Lorenzo Loria)
In late April, taking advantage of some holiday days, I decided, even if I was alone, to give me a week of windsurfing. After evaluating several options in Italy (Lake Garda, Sicily) and abroad (Canary Islands) I opted for the nearby Sardinia, reachable from Milan in just an hour's flight and at very affordable prices (round-trip flight just more than 40 €). I went to the Windsurfing Club Sa Barra. Landed in Cagliari, I was greeted by a nice Mistral, which fortunately has followed me all the way.
Read more: Sant'Antioco - Sa Barra, Sardinia (by Antonio Ricci)
Abbadia Lariana is one of my favorite spots on Como Lake to windsurf with the wind from the north. The long beach , which is hit almost perpendicular by the North winds, forgive even those who are inexperienced , and loose some water after every fall.
Tarifa, in Andalusia, is a popular location for windsurfing, kitesurfing, and water sports in general; it has always been a place for those who are looking for an alternative holiday. The Levante wind is the real master of this stretch of coast of Andalusia. In this article, we describe some of the main spots in the area.