
The perfect spot for windsurfing
A windsurfing learning spot must be safe, sheltered and free of waves. It is equally important to have an easy and safe water entry, as well as natural protection in case the wind pushes beginners downwind.
The ideal wind range for beginners is 5 to 15 knots. Wind that is too light reduces sail pressure and balance feedback, while strong wind can make learning frustrating and unsafe.
Before entering the water, always gather information about the spot. Talk to local windsurfers, check wind direction and characteristics, sea currents and general conditions.
Onshore wind - safest for beginners
The safest wind direction for beginners is onshore wind (blowing from the sea towards the shore), as it naturally brings you back to land in case of difficulty.
Offshore wind (blowing from land to sea) represents the highest risk for beginners, as it may carry you offshore before basic skills are mastered.
Side-shore wind (blowing parallel to the coast) can also be suitable, provided there is a safe exit point downwind.
Shallow and warm waters are recommended for beginners, as a sense of safety increases confidence and accelerates learning. It is also important to check:
Our location offers ideal conditions for beginners - shallow water, no waves and always under instructor supervision.
Stable onshore wind of 5-15 knots creates perfect conditions for learning windsurfing throughout the season.
Warm water, sandy bottom and easy water access make our location ideal for all skill levels.
Come and see why ProSurf center is the ideal place for learning windsurfing. We await you with professional equipment and experienced instructors.