The twin-island nation of Antigua and Barbuda, located in the heart of the Caribbean Sea, has become a renowned destination for kitesurfing enthusiasts from around the world. With its consistent trade winds, crystal-clear turquoise waters, and picturesque beaches, the islands offer an idyllic setting for this thrilling water sport. To cater to the growing demand for kitesurfing experiences in Antigua and Barbuda, a number of specialized tour operators have established “Kitesurfing Cruises” and “Kite Safaris” that allow participants to explore the islands’ most renowned kitesurfing spots from the comfort of a boat or through land-based excursions. Kitesurfing Cruises in Antigua and Barbuda typically involve boarding a sailing yacht or motorboat and embarking on a multi-day journey along the islands’ stunning coastlines. During the cruise, participants have the opportunity to kitesurf in a variety of locations, taking advantage of the optimal wind conditions and diverse terrain that the islands have to offer. The boats are equipped with all the necessary kitesurfing gear, including kites, boards, and […]
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Kitesurfing Cruises in the Carribbean Kite Safaris In St-Vincent and the Grenadines
St. Vincent and the Grenadines, a picturesque Caribbean nation comprising a chain of islands nestled between St. Lucia and Grenada, is renowned for its stunning natural beauty, crystal-clear waters, and consistent trade winds, making it an ideal destination for kiteboarding enthusiasts. Kite safaris in this tropical paradise offer the perfect blend of adventure, relaxation, and unforgettable experiences on the water. The Grenadines Archipelago, consisting of over 30 islands and cays, provides kiteboarders with an array of pristine spots to explore, each offering unique wind and water conditions suited to various skill levels. From the tranquil lagoons of Union Island to the exhilarating waves of Mustique, there’s something for every kiteboarding enthusiast to enjoy. In This Article…1 The Grenadines Kite Safari in a Nutshell2 The Kite Safaris In St-Vincent and the Grenadines Experience3 Typical Itineraries of a kite cruise in St-Vincent and the Grenadines4 How to Book a Kite Safari in St-Vincent and the Grenadines5 History of Kitesurfing in St-Vincent and the Grenadines6 Other crucial information […]
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Kitesurfing in Cabarete, Dominican Republic
Anybody seriously involved in kitesurfing or even wind sports will have heard of it. Cabarete, the mecca of wind sports in the Caribbean! A little paradise tucked in the northern part of the island, that offers incredible conditions to practice our favorite sports! And I can attest that is well worth a visit! Azure blue water, nice sandy beaches, and a constant wind that won’t disappoint! Welcome to the Dominican Republic, a great choice for your next kitesurf holiday! In This Article…1 Kitesurf overtaking Windsurf in Cabarete2 The Kitesurf conditions3 Kitewaves in Cabarete4 Where to ride5 Abuses to watch out for6 Accommodation in Cabarete7 In Pictures8 Videoof me Kiting on the Cabarete Reef Kitesurf overtaking Windsurf in Cabarete Anybody over 40 will know Cabarete probably more for its windsurfing fame. But sorry to disappoint you older friends: windsurf is dying, and a quick walk around the beach on a windy afternoon will quickly confirm this. You will hardly see any windsurfers, and on a good […]
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Viñales – Best Day Trip from Havana
If you happen to make Havana your base for your next trip to Cuba, don’t forget to do a day trip to Viñales, which is such an easy trip to do as a day tour from Havana. You can do it yourself or do it with an organized tour and it will not cost you more than $60. Highlights are coffee plantations and most especially that tobacco plantations which you can easily visit and test by yourself by smoking a big cigar made in front of you. [TOC] How to get to Viñales from Havana? Some people prefer to stay overnight or to stay two days because of the nice little village that they can just stay and relax. But most people do it as a day tour as there’s not much more to do than what you can do in one day. That’s what I did. Also, by tsharing the cost on a shared tour becomes much cheaper than doing it by yourself because […]
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