San Teodoro, Sardinia, with the Sirocco (South East), is a spot with a high fun factor. An immense bay of white and fine sand, emerald water, side on constant wind, and regular chop conditions.
Windsurf spot reviews: San Teodoro, La Cinta (Sardinia, Italy)
Conditions for windsurfing are so beautiful with the South east wind, that there are riders who come here from the peninsular Italy also just for a weekend ....
Cinta Beach (where the spot is really positioned) in San Teodoro is located 30/40 minutes by car, south of Olbia (see map at the end of the article). The bay is immense and very scenic: the contrast between the white sand and the color of the Caribbean water, and the Tavolara island in the background, strike immediately, both people who get there for the first time and even the returning visitors. The beach is directly reachable, accessing the parking areas for cars/campers, only in the southern part. In the Northern part of the beach, infact, the large coastal pond of San Teodoro prevents car access (and therefore the northern part of the beach is only accessible by walking on sand for a while). If you want, though, you could access the bay in the far North (Puntaldia Beach), but here the South east wind (which is the main wind the spot works with) comes quite completely onshore.
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