Barbados kitesurfing holidays, with the Barbados experts.

Pristine sandy beaches and glass-clear water are hemmed with palms and vibrant flora on a backdrop of impressive 18th-century colonial streetscapes, like in the capital, Bridgetown. Land-based attractions run from lush botanical gardens and historic plantation houses to sumptuous tropical spas and first-rate golf. Barbados isn't only blessed with its unique natural and cultural conditions; it also has the most ideal kitesurfing beach possible. Just a couple of minutes away from Inchcape; a gorgeous, tropical, mile long beach with slightly onshore winds has all the requirements for the ideal kitesurfing spot. Barbados is situated to the east of the Caribbean Sea in warm azure tropical seas. Renowned for its hospitality, nightlife and beautiful tropical beaches, Barbados is the place to enjoy the sport of Kitesurfing.The climate in Barbados tends to be nice year-round: in January, the average daily high temperature is 28°C (83°F), while the low average is 21°C (70°F). In July, the average daily high is 30°C (86°F), while the average low is 23°C (74°F). February to May are the driest months (April averages only seven days of rain), while July is the wettest month with some 18 days of rain. The tourist high season runs from mid-December through mid-April. June through October is the hurricane season: September and October are the most humid months and have the highest hurricane risk – although many years see none. Like the rest of the region, the temperate season is also high season, so expect prices to peak December to April. Other times Barbados is wetter and hotter but also much cheaper.