Kitesurfing in Greece - A Complete Guide

Mikri Vigla

Mikri Vigla is the most popular kitespot in Naxos, located on the west coast of the island. The spot is known for its consistent wind conditions, which usually range from 20 to 35 knots. The turquoise water is flat to choppy in the bay, to small waves when your ride out of the bay.

Paros Kite Beach is a world-renowned kitespot located on the southwestern coast of the Greek island of Paros. With its reliable winds and crystal-clear waters, this beach has become a favorite destination among kiteboarders of all levels.

Prasonisi

Prasonisi is the most popular kitespot in Rhodes, located at the southernmost tip of the island. The spot is known for its consistent wind conditions, which usually range from 20 to 30 knots. The sandy beach is long and wide, providing ample space for kitesurfers of all levels.

Kalavarda

Kalavarda is a kitespot located on the northwest coast of the island, known for its relatively long beach, wide launch area and consistent wind conditions. The beach is a mix of sand and pebbles. The spot is suitable for all levels and has a few kite schools and rental options.

Fanes

Kitespot Fanes is a beautiful destination located on the northwest coast of Rhodes, above Kalavarda. With its crystal-clear waters, sandy beaches, and stunning views, Fanes is an ideal location for both beginner and advanced kitesurfers alike.

Theologos

Theologos is a kitespot located on the northwest coast of the island, above kitespot Fanes and known for its long beach, with a mix of sand and pebbles. The water has a narrow shallow area and is mostly choppy. Out on the sea you can find little waves.

Ialysos

Ialysos is a kitespot located on the northwest coast of the island, a 20 min drive from kitespot Theologos. The spot is recommended for intermediate and advanced kitesurfers, due to the strong wind conditions, water depth and possible medium sized waves.

The Church is a popular kitespot located northeast of the Greek island of Lefkada. This kitespot is named after a small white church located on the beach, which serves as a distinctive landmark for kiteboarders.

Wooden Bridge is a picturesque kitespot located northeast of the Greek island of Lefkada and start location to get to downwind kitespot The Church. Kitespot Wooden Bridge is named after the small wooden bridge that connects the beach to the mainland.

Agios Nikolaos is a beautiful kitespot located near the town of Lefkada on the Greek island of the same name. Its proximity to the town of Lefkada also makes it an ideal location for those who want to combine their kiteboarding sessions with exploring the island's culture and nightlife.

Milos Beach is a picturesque kitespot located on the island of Lefkada in the Ionian Sea. With its turquoise waters and steady winds, this kitespot has become a favorite destination for intermediate riders.

Mastichari

Mastichari is a beautiful beach located on the north coast of Kos and is a popular spot for kitesurfing. There are several kitesurfing schools located on the beach, and the area is known for its relaxed atmosphere, good lunch options and stunning sunsets.

Horizon

Located on the north coast of Kos, and 4km northeast of Mastichari, Horizon is a top-rated kitespot for both beginner and advanced riders. When you bring your own gear, the kitecenter charges a minor fee to use to spot.

Psalidi

Psalidi is another popular kitespot located on the eastern coast of Kos, just a short distance from Kos Town. If there is almost no wind at other Kos kitespots Psaldi will have some wind, due wind pressed through the upper islands (venturi effect).

Kohilari

Kohilari is a small, secluded beach located on the southwestern coast of Kos. The beach is less crowded than some of the other kitespots on the island, making it a great choice for those looking for a quieter and more intimate kitesurfing experience.

Elafonisi Lagoon

Located in the southwestern part of Crete, Elafonisi Lagoon is most popular and known for its crystal-clear waters and stunning pink sand. The shallow lagoon and steady winds make it an ideal spot for learning the basics of kitesurfing.

Ammoudara

Ammoudara is another great kitesurfing spot in Crete. It is located on the northern coast, just a few kilometers west of Heraklion. This spot is known for its sandy beach, waves (1.5m), and is ideal for both beginners who want to learn to ride on waves and experienced kitesurfers.

Marmari

Marmari is a picturesque village located on the south-west coast of Evia island, Greece, and Great Sand Beach is a popular kitesurfing spot for intermediate riders. The wind here, ranging from 20 to 45 knots, has a thermal and venturi effect, so you add 5-10 knots to the forecast.

Raches

Raches is located in the northeastern part of Central Greece at Drepano Beach in the Malian Gulf. Prevailing north eastern winds, range from 15 to 25 knots.

Tsimari

Tsimari is a kitesurfing spot located on the western coast of Greece, known for its northwestern winds ranging from 15 to 25 knots. With its flat and shallow waters, Tsimari is a popular destination for beginners and advanced kitesurfers alike.

Nafpaktos

Nafpaktos is a kitesurfing spot located at the Gulf of Corinth, north of Peloponnese and is known for its reliable and consistent winds that make it an ideal destination for kitesurfing. With west wind and shallow waters, Nafpaktos offers excellent conditions for beginners.

Drepano

Drepano in Rio, Greece, is a kitesurfing spot located on the northern coast of the Peloponnese peninsula, east of the Rion-Antirion Bridge. The kitespot features a long and pebbly peninsula with deep waters, and the wind (15-25 knots) has a thermal and venturi effect.