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Elands bay, in South Africa, is the furthest windsurfing spot from Cape Town for day trips. But it can provide very exciting waveriding sessions.
If you are interested in trying Moulay, in Morocco, for windsurfing, read this review sent to us by Giuseppe Polix, a Roman rider, and recently integrated by us. Giuseppe tells us about a spot that ensures wind and waves, even in the height of summer.
Read more: Moulay, Essaouira, Sidi Kaouiki, and surrouindings, Morocco (by Polix and Fabio)
Paternoster is the farthest windsurfing spot from Cape Town in the Western Cape, but when it works, it gives such beautiful conditions, especially as the waves quality, that, in general, it pays back the trip inconvenience. Here, you always come back with pleasure, even to enjoy the magic of a beach, whose image will remain printed in your heart.
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This is a spot where I went by chance. It's less famous than the near spot of San Pere Pescador, but we believe that it offers nice rides, and an almost Caribbean landscape. We tested the spot with Tramontana wind, with gusts up to 30 knots.
Read more: Empuriabrava, Playa de la Rubina (Costa Brava, Spain)
I tried the spot of Marina di Andora on the 10th of October 2013: it was a great day of South West wind at about 25-30 knots.
Read more: Andora (Italy): the ideal spot for autumn and winter (by Fabio Muriano)
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.