Windsurfing in Sardinia
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WINDSURFING IN ITALY (& SARDINIA ISLANDS)
Every year thousands of tourists and windsurfers flood the island to explore the fantastic beaches and ride in the wide. With strong winds and high waves, Italy’s shores are among the favourites spots in Europe. The Sardinia Islands in the Mediterranean generally has white sandy beaches, blue waters, and clear skies that attract great windsurfers to come display their skills and tempt the waves. There are great accommodations and restaurants for visitors who come to explore the marvels of the islands.
Meet the Italians with their beautiful culture and get the chance to learn a little Italian or an unsoiled Latin. It’s not just about the water sports in Sardinia Islands, it’s their nightlife, its serene environment, and it’s the beautiful setting, it’s just everything.
Winds and Weather
From the north come the Tramontana winds during the months of March to May when Italy enjoys springtime. Poniente winds from the south rule the islands at summer from June to early September. Scirocco from North Africa takes its turn in the autumn from September to early November. The winds stir up the waters sending waves of good heights cutting through the waters. The winds and weather in Italy are one of the best in Europe.
Best Seasons
Population drops during winter and picks up during spring. The festivals are everywhere in June and the crowds keep increasing. The numbers reach its peak in July and August. Italy gets rowdy with people, colours, festivals, and the beaches are not left out. Lots of tourists head out to the beaches and windsurfers get kitted up for some show. The best season to visit Italy has always been during summer.
Finest Windsurfing Spots
Maddalena Beach
Blue waters, white sands, wild winds, and high waves; a perfect stage for the advanced windsurfers. Old hands and brave at heart will find this spot to be an interesting one for kitesurfing and windsurfing. Maddalena beach is one of the reasons Italy is considered among the best windsurfing locations in Europe.
Santa Margherita di Pula
The winds and waves of Santa Margherita di Pula make a good day for beginners and intermediates but do not get too dull to bore the advanced anyway. The surf waves and winds are moderate and just enough to give first timers an opportunity to get familiar with the sport.
Chia Beach
This is definitely not a good spot for beginners. Fast moving winds reaching up to 20 knots are common here. Finding good food and decent accommodation here wouldn’t be a problem for tourists. Waves rising to a height of 2m are no surprise here. Chia beach is an interesting spot for the sport.
Poetto Beach
This may not be the best spot in Italy, but it’s one that just can’t be ignored. All classes of surfers will find a place on this beach to try a trick or two at the waves. The beach makes good provision for accommodation and fine food in nearby restaurants.