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If you are planning to take a windsurfing holiday in Southern Corsica, read this detailed article on the best spots in this part of the French island.
Yzerfontein is a windsurfing spot, about 50 km from Cape Town, which offers good quality waves for waveriding sessions, and where, generally, the Cape Doctor blows a little less strongly than the more southerly spots. Nice beach and surroundings area, with some services available.
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Pacasmayo in Peru is a windsurfing spot in the dreams of many riders. Neverending port tack down the line..... Here is what IWT website tells about it.
Beyond being a beautiful Ligurian town, Noli is a spot rather popular among windsurfers. With North-East and East winds, the spot works better, and offers relative security. The Tramontana enters very gusty, and the spot, with some precautions, is still quite safe compared to other places on the Ligurian coast, where, for example, the Tramontana enters offshore (e.g. Genova-Voltri).
The Urnersee is a lake in Switzerland, nestled between the Alps, which, with South Foehn, can offer truly exceptional conditions, with wind speed even at 40 - 50 knots. Windsurfing sessions in this lake are often epic.
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The south coast of Oman is one of the few places in the northern hemisphere which, in the height of summer, allows you to do real waveriding, with waves of significant quality and size. Moreover, it is reached by the summer monsoon which guarantees almost two months of intense wind. Furthermore, it has the advantage to let you immerse in still relatively wild landscapes.