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GREECE KITESURFING HOLIDAYS
GREECE KITESURFING HOLIDAYS
GREECE KITESURFING HOLIDAYS
GREECE KITESURFING HOLIDAYS
GREECE KITESURFING HOLIDAYS
Why you'll love kitesurfing in Greece!
If you want to discover one of the most mystical and beautiful environments of the world Greece is the perfect destination. Its cities and landscapes reflects centuries of history and knowledge; and the Mediterranean passion is present in every single place. Greece is surrounded by two seas, the Aegean and the Ionian and the wind conditions are appropriated for the practice of Kitesurfing. There's several spots spread along the coast and all of them enjoy reliable wind conditions for all year kitesurfing; flat shallow waters and white sand beaches will make visitors want time to standstill. From Planet Kitesurf Holidays we will advise you about the best spots and journeys for your kitesurfing holidays in Greece.
The number of tourists visiting Greece each year outway the total population of the country. The capital city of Athens is one of Europe's oldest city and the birthplace of democracy. Not surprisingly, Greece is the planet's third-leading producer of olives and around 7% of the world's marble comes from Greece.
Greece can be divided into a number of main climatic regions. The Attica Peninsula, the Cyclades, the Dodecanese, Crete, and the central and eastern Peloponnese have a more typically Mediterranean climate with hot, dry summers and milder winters. In July and August, the mercury can soar to 40°C (over 100°F) in the shade just about anywhere in the country. July and August are also the months of the meltemi, a strong northerly wind that sweeps the eastern coast of mainland Greece (including Athens) and the Aegean Islands, especially the Cyclades. Spring and autumn are the best times to visit Greece; specifically May, June, September and October.
UK / EU passport holders: A full 10 year passport valid until at least 6 months after date of return. No visa required. Other passport holders: Please check with Greek Consulate (020 7221 6467).
No jabs are required to travel to Greece, but a yellow-fever vaccination certificate is required if you are coming from an infected area. The World Health Organization (WHO) recommends that all travellers should be covered for diphtheria, tetanus, measles, mumps, rubella and polio.
Beginner (8/10), improver (8/10), Intermediate (8/10)
Situated 12km southwest of Rhodes Town, one of the best kitesurfing spots on Rhodes island is at Kremasti. The long sandy Kremasti beach has constant cross-shore winds, making it a great kiteboarding area. The beach is simply lovely - a picturesque stretch of golden sands and little pebbles extended 10 more kilometres along the western coast with amazing blue waters. Planet Kitesurf Holidays recommends staying in Ixia or Ialyssos and using a car. local taxi or shuttle transfers from the kite centre to get to this spot - this will allow a large choice of higher quality hotels.
Beginner (10/10), improver (10/10), Intermediate (8/10), waves (8/10), Advance (10/10)
Beginner (8/10), improver (8/10), Intermediate (10/10)
Discover unspoilt Lemnos, with its beautiful beaches and traditional villages set away from the mass tourism of other Greek islands. Chill out in the evenings with the locals, enjoying the warm ambience of Greek taverns which serve delicious traditional cuisine. The flight to Limnos takes just 2-3 hours from most major European cities while the island can also be reached via ferry, making it an easily accessible holiday destination.
Lemnos is a lovely Greek Island, positioned in the northern part of the Aegean Sea. Lemnos is the 8th largest island of Greece, spreading over 477 square metres. Its main city and seat of the municipality is Myrina which has a harbour and is a trade centre. On the island are to be found approximately 30 villages and settlements, as well as the only desert in Europe. The island of Lemnos has preserved itself from the mass tourism and today it is a safe, friendly and quiet place. The locals are very hospitable and the natural surroundings are simple and pleasant. The island is ideal for family vacations and for relaxation on the beach.
Beginner (10/10), improver (10/10), Intermediate (10/10), Advance (10/10)
Evia Island is where the magic happens. Evia is the second-largest island in Greece and is an ideal and exceptional destination for people of all ages. This small island offers great local food, amazing nature and access to more than 20 beaches. It is located just one hour from Athens and away from all the mass tourism, with unmatched wind conditions almost every day in the summer months. This the perfect place to escape to and get away from the stresses of daily life. At Evia Island you can explore an undiscovered oasis and local secrets at one of the most beautiful destinations in Greece. Evia Island is one of the windiest places in Europe and offers good conditions all year round. There are also many other activities on offer on the island, giving you the opportunity to explore the natural surroundings or many secluded spots.
The island of Evia has only become known as a tourist destination within the last several years. It is a land of natural beauty, cultural heritage, local traditions and popular art. Evia's locals will welcome you with a warm smile of hospitality and delicious, mouth-watering traditional Greek cuisine. Evia has an unchanged natural environment totally unaffected by mass tourism and yet it is growing ever more popular as a new holiday destination. It's a place that remains genuine, authentic and traditional.
The island boasts more than 900 kilometres of coastline and 12,000 acres of natural forest and woodland. There are endless sand and pebble beaches, areas of natural beauty, archaeological monuments and museums.
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