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Grado is a beautiful village, in the Adriatic coast of Friuli Venezia Giulia (Italy), located at the mouth of the homonymous lagoon. The spot offers freestyle and wave conditions, but requires the knowledge of some basic information before the session, because it is a bit special spot.
Read more: Grado (Italy), a lagoon spot for freestyle and wave
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Cold Hawaii, a stretch of coast in the northwest of the Danish peninsula, about 50 km long, offers numerous spots for windsurfing, kitesurfing, and surfing. Hanstholm and Klitmøller are the most famous. But Denmark, from a tourist point of view, offers much more, and not only in terms of water sports.
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Toscolano is a spot that works a few days a year, when Balì, a local wind due to storms, begins to blow. But when it works, it's a spectacular spot, but not for everyone.
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The beach of Porto Ferro, in the Province of Sassari, in the North West of Sardinia, is located in a very wide and wild bay. The local Gian Lorenzo Loria sent us this interesting review.
Read more: Porto Ferro (Sassari, Sardinia), by Gian Lorenzo Loria
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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.
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Gian Lorenzo Loria, a rider from Alghero, sent us this review of two spots in the area of Stintino, Sardinia, which we are happy to publish for the benefit of the entire windsurfers community.
Read more: Stintino: Le Saline and Pazzona, Sardinia (by Gian Lorenzo Loria)