This guide covers two locations: a long sandy beach for wave sailing (Borth) and a flat water venue for blasting & freestyle (Dyfi Estuary by...
Wales has some of the best windsurfing spots in the UK. With rugged coastlines and sandy beaches exposed to Irish Sea swells, there are surprisingly...
The pretty town of Criccieth in Tremadog Bay rarley gets visited by windsurfers because firstly, most sailors end up at Rhosneigr when visiting North Wales,...
A beautiful beach with clean sand and water although it gets very busy in the summer with tourists. The bay is a very wide bay...
Garretstown beach is approx 35 minutes from Cork City. Situated very close to the Old Head of Kinsale, this stretch of coastline benefits from good...
Not far off being one of the most westerly points in Europe, Achill Island is a wind and swell magnet. Watch any weather system that...
Situated right on the very north west tip, this part of Ireland has some of the most unspoilt and beautiful beaches in the whole country. ...
West Shore is a little known beach on the opposite side from the North Shore beach in the tourist town of Llandudno. At high tide...
This is essentially 2 locations: the Marine Lake and the Dee Estuary. Arguably one of the most reliable venues in the North West, the lake...
Legendary wave spot set in the stunning Kintyre Peninsula on the West coast of Scotland. With breathtaking views over to Ireland and Islay on a...
Croy Bay is a large sandy beach with a few reefs exposed at low tide. It is situated towards the South of the Firth-of-Clyde and...
If you want some flat water blasting in a beautiful location 40 minutes from Glasgow City Centre, then Largs is your beach. It is also...
Why Madeira? Because in the peak summer season you will be the only one on the water! We only saw two other windsurfers in our...
Fuerteventura translates as “Strong Winds” and is the closest you can get to the conditions of Maui on a cheap charter flight. The north of the island has...
Sarah Hebert has started her Atlantic Voyage… Support boat preparations were not quite completed on time, meaning that Sarah’s departure from Morrocco was delayed. Fortunately for...
Dahab Slalom Week is well under way out in Egypt, we see what UK representative Colin ‘Whippy’ Dixon has to say on the proceedings… With Day...
Over to Jem Hall, our technique guru, to see what he has to say in his new series of articles examining a multitude of windsurfing...
Tenerife seems to get less coverage as a windsurfing destination than the other Canarian islands of Gran Canaria, Fuerteventura and Lanzarote but it has some excellent...
Tomorrow sees the RS:X Class European Championships starting on Madeira Island in Portugal. February 22nd will see the fleets of 56 men and 23 women take...
Costa Teguise is a paradise for the windsurfing holiday maker who wants flat water to medium waves in the day and plenty of ‘holiday atmosphere’...
Home to the PWA World Cup, Sotavento is a resort known for its wind! It can howl during the summer months guaranteeing hours and hours...
Moulay Bouzerktounis only just on the map; a tiny village near the fishing town of Essaouira. Once we heard through the windsurfing grapevine that it was...
Essaouira is known as the windy city – good start! The wind fills in from the North (the Medina and town end) and increases as the...
Sal is one of the most barren of the group of ten islands and five islets in the archipelago ofCabo Verde, 1500 km south of the...
