Kitesurf Travel Guide: Portland Harbour, Dorset
A guide to kitesurfing Portland Harbour, Dorset: flat, sheltered water behind Chesil Beach that's ideal for riders just learning the sport.
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A guide to kitesurfing Portland Harbour, Dorset: flat, sheltered water behind Chesil Beach that's ideal for riders just learning the sport.
A guide to Tynemouth, Tyne and Wear: North East England's surf hub, with a mile of sand, two surf schools, and RNLI lifeguards all summer.
A guide to Machrihanish, Kintyre: five miles of Atlantic facing beach on Scotland's west coast, intermediate surf two hours from Glasgow.
A guide to Pacific City, Oregon: beach and reef breaks beside Cape Kiwanda's dune, with dory boats launching straight through the lineup.
A guide to surfing Grand Isle, Louisiana: Gulf beach breaks that come alive on hurricane season swell, with a small, welcoming surf community.
A guide to Democrat Point, Fire Island: an intermediate left point break reached by a long walk, 4x4 permit, or boat on Long Island's south shore.
A guide to Bay of Skaill, Orkney: a west facing beach break below a 5,000 year old settlement, best surfed on a patient winter westerly.
A guide to Cefn Sidan Sands, Pembrey: eight miles of firm Welsh sand, reliable cross-shore wind, and a working weapons range next door.
A guide to Lunan Bay, Angus, Scotland: a wide, nearly empty east coast beach break with shifting peaks and a rivermouth worth respecting.
A guide to Assateague Island, Maryland: the state's top rated surf break, wild horses on the beach, and a reliable year-round wave to chase.
A guide to Presque Isle, Erie, Pennsylvania: freshwater Lake Erie surf, onshore kite wind, and a curved peninsula park worth the detour.
A guide to Nantucket, Massachusetts: Cisco Beach's fall swells, a north shore kite zone, and a quieter stretch of New England coast to explore.