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Malcesine is one of the best spots on Garda Lake to do windsurfing with the Peler, the thermic wind blowing from the night (or dawn) until about mid-morning, and that reaches truly remarkable intensity.
Playa Sotavento, at Fuerteventura (Canary Islands, Spain), is a world-renowned spot, where every year PWA regattas take place. He owes its fame to the intensity and constancy of the Trade Winds (Aliseo), which, especially in the warmer months, provide perfect conditions for windsurfing. It's a spot suitable for beginners, as well as it gives much satisfaction to the more experienced surfers.
Read more: Fuerteventura (Playa Sotavento), Canary Islands, Spain
Sardinia is a magical land for windsurfing, and not only for it. Bruno, a freelancers of ours, introduces an East Coast windsurf spot, which he tested during his last summer holidays.
Carro is a famous windsurfing spot of France, located in the municipality of Martigues, near Marseille. If the wind direction, and the sea conditions are the right ones, can give epic sessions.
The Spiaggia d'Oro in Imperia is one of the most important wave spots in Northern Italy. It can give memorable days, other days good for almost everyone, and others in which you soon will be sent back to the beach (or to rocks), if you try to challenge it. It's a nice spot, but not a trivial one, as it presents some dangers, and it is therefore better to know it well, before trying it out.
Stintino is a well-known tourist resort in Sardinia. The local rider Gian Lorenzo Loria sent us this accurate review of the windsurf spot, which we gladly publish.
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