KITE SURFING
Fuerteventura has the most epic spots for kitesurfing – and from the camp you can reach them in a heartbeat. Get ready for your next wet adventure!
Kite surfing is probably the most prominent water sport in the months from March to November, thanks to its positioning right in the path of trade winds. It’s also possible to get some lucky days for kite surfing in the winter months.
Flag beach
This is located just outside of Corralejo, this is the main spot for kitesurfing in the island. A stretch of 7 kilometers, it’s a spacious sandy beach, half of which is marked off for kitesurfing. Ideal wind blows 15-20 knots side shore, across the beach, which makes it perfect for beginners.
You can also go on kite cruises from here and explore the islands Los Lobos and Lanzarote.
El Cotillo
This stunning beach behind the cute fisherman village is located on the north west coast. The wind here is usually 3 – 5 knots stronger than Flag beach, meaning more favourable conditions for intermediate kite surfers. Since El Cotillo has long rolling waves, it’s more fun for the advance to also catch some waves while cruising down the waters.
Majanicho
This is one of the best point breaks of the island, that has huge winter waves measuring upto 3 meters. Located on the northshore, kitesurfing here is for the more advanced.
The other neighbouring spots for real wave riders are Punta Blanca, El Hierro, La Caleta, and Mejillones.
COURSE PRICING
You can book kite-surfing as an additional activity during your stay at the Surf’n’Yoga Camp. This can be added whilst making your booking or when you arrive at the villa.
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LOCATION
Lajares is a monochrome village surrounded by volcanoes and lawa flows, it has a warm and welcoming atmosphere that invites you to stay.
PACKAGES
The created packages keeping one thing in mind: having a healthy balance of activities as well as giving you enough time to relax and chill.
STAND UP PADDLING
SUP is a great way to explore the coast and the nearby island in Canaries. A sunrise or a sunset paddle is highly recommended.