Spain kitesurfing holidays, with the Spain experts.

Sun, wind, sea… and a host of sensations. Experience the adventure of taming the waves on the coasts of Spain, and you’ll discover why it’s one of the best places in the world for kitesurfing. Each new day brings fun, thrills and excitement on Spain's beaches. Play with the wind. Master the waves. Fly over the sea. Would you like to experience total freedom on the water? If so kitesurfing in Spain will be included in your next holidays. There are numerous reasons: outstanding beaches, a warm climate that makes sailing possible most of the year, all kinds of winds and currents, a fun daytime atmosphere and a lively nightlife, to name just a few. Some places, like Tarifa and the Canary Islands, are world famous; however many other sites along the Spanish coastline also offer ideal conditions for these sports. Spain is the perfect destination if you’d like to have a go at kitesurfing, or you want to improve your style and skills, as there are numerous schools and companies that offer training courses. There are different options to choose from, depending on the level and duration you want.

The “meseta” (high tableland of central Spain) and Ebro basin have a continental climate: scorching in summer, cold in winter, and dry. Madrid regularly freezes in December, January and February, and temperatures climb above 30°C in July and August. The Mediterranean coast and Balearic Islands get a little more rain than Madrid, and the south can be even hotter in summer. The Mediterranean, particularly around Alicante, also provides Spain’s warmest waters (reaching 27°C or so in August). Barcelona’s weather is typical of the coast – milder than in inland cities but more humid. In general, you can usually rely on pleasant or hot temperatures just about everywhere from April to early November. In Andalucía there are plenty of warm, sunny day’s rights through winter. In July and August, temperatures can get unpleasantly hot inland. Depending on what you’re after, Spain is a year-round destination. The ideal months to visit are May, June, and September. At these times you can rely on good to excellent weather, yet avoid the sometimes extreme heat – and the main crush of Spanish and foreign tourists – of July and August, when temperatures can climb to 45°C in inland Andalucía; at this time, Madrid is unbearable and almost deserted.