EnglishKiting in fall and winter – kite trip spots 2026/2027
Discover our dream destinations for your winter and spring kite holiday. From medium to long haul, flatwater to wave spots, from countless activities to remote lodges far from mass tourism – we’ll find your perfect kite trip.
Tatajuba, Brazil: The kite destination with an almost 100% wind guarantee
Dakhla, Morocco: Kiting in a vast lagoon with steady wind.
Punta Chame, Panama: From bed to board – the lagoon is right on your doorstep
Essaouira, Morocco: The spot with perfect waves and a dream from 1001 Nights
Seahorse Bay, Egypt: The kite classic with lab-like conditions and a short flight.
Summary
Kiting in Tatajuba, Brazil – Super high wind probability
A dream for every kitesurfer. With usually over 7 hours of wind a day, many of our guests are often out for two or even three kite sessions. The changing tides add variety to the spot. There’s a flatwater lagoon good for one session a day, plus the ocean with small waves—perfect for wave-kite beginners. Trips to freshwater lagoons or weekly downwinders are on the agenda.
Stay at our Casa de Praia right on the lagoon. At high tide, the water borders our outdoor area with pool. We also have our beautiful pousada, where you can stay among palm trees and little monkeys. This is where you’ll find the breakfast area and a larger pool area to enjoy a relaxed evening caipi.
Kitesurfing in Punta Chame, Panama – Stay right at the spot
If you want to kite and meet an international kite community, travel with us to Panama. Thanks to the shallow standing area (tide-dependent) and flat water, the spot suits all kite fans.
Conditions in Punta Chame are great: side-onshore wind, usually riding kites between nine and twelve square meters. At low tide the spot forms a large lagoon, perfect for beginners and improvers. At high tide the water reaches close to the kite camp, where experienced kiters can launch right away, with ideal conditions for foiling and wingfoiling too.
Choose glamping tents with electricity for ultimate camping comfort or lovingly furnished studios made from recycled shipping containers. Either way, you’re just meters from the spot and can truly live the “from bed to board” motto.
Dakhla, Morocco: Kite a vast lagoon with steady wind
Dakhla lies in southern Morocco, right by the Sahara, and ranks among the world’s best kitespots for beginners and advanced riders alike. If you want a trip that has it all: the huge flatwater lagoon offers over 300 windy days a year, butter-flat water and standing areas that are hard to beat—whether you’re learning to kite or already clocking hours on the board. Add year-round mild temps, legendary spots like the White Dune, and fresh seafood straight from the Atlantic.
Dakhla Sands – Our original kitesurf base right on the lagoon
The heart of the camp is the open restaurant with panoramic views over the lagoon. Morning, noon, and night you’ll be well fed, swap stories with like-minded riders, or simply enjoy the calm. After your session, meet in the lounge for sunset over the water—the reason why booking a solo kite trip never feels lonely here.
Right next door is the KiteWorldWide Pro Center with gear from Core and North—there’s hardly a shorter path between bed, plate, and board. If you want lessons or pro guidance at our kite school, you’re in the right place. We also run unforgettable downwinders to the White Dune or the Speed Spot—guided, together, with the community.
La Tour d'Eole – Luxury eco-lodge on a private beach
For anyone pairing kitesurfing in Dakhla with elevated comfort: La Tour d'Eole is a 5-star eco-lodge with its own stretch of beach on the big lagoon. Moroccan design, heated infinity pool, spa, daily yoga, and a kitchen using regional ingredients—all run sustainably on solar power. Whether you want a package trip, are discovering kitesurfing 40+, or traveling as a women’s kite group—La Tour d'Eole gives you the setting where real sessions meet real comfort.
Essaouira, Morocco: The spot with perfect waves and a 1001 Nights vibe
Around town you’ll find a dozen spots for all levels: from calm flatwater for those learning to kite to real surf waves for riders who know what they’re doing. Whether it’s your first course or a trip that truly pushes you—Essaouira delivers both.
What sets this spot apart for beginners and advanced kiters alike is the cultural setting. The old town—UNESCO World Heritage—is a short walk away: narrow alleys, fresh fish straight from the harbor, crafts, and music in the squares. This isn’t a kite holiday that feels like a course package—it’s a journey.
Bianca Guest House Riad – Your Moroccan home after the session
You’ll stay at Bianca Guest House Riad—a traditional Moroccan home with an open courtyard and a quiet rooftop terrace to wind down after the session. No hotel lobby, no mass tourism—the opposite of an off-the-shelf package.
The riad sits in the heart of it all yet remains a calm retreat. Perfect if you’re booking a solo kite trip and still want a community—or for couples and small groups who want kitesurfing in Morocco with a true travel feel.
Seahorse Bay, Egypt: The classic with perfect setup and a short flight
If you’re looking to kite in Egypt without missing the community, you’ll end up at Seahorse Bay. The bay lies between Hurghada and El Gouna—quiet, reliably windy, with a shallow standing area right out front that’s ideal for anyone learning or needing their first confident sessions.
Winds are stable, the water pleasantly warm, and thanks to the shallow area you’ll have enough space even at low tide. Small lesson groups ensure no one gets in each other’s way—more space, more focus, more progress. Exactly what makes a great course.
Our KiteWorldWide kite club right on the spot
The KiteWorldWide Pro Center sits directly on the bay—no shuttle, no waiting, no detours. Wake up, check the wind on the water, and you’re in within minutes. Our kite school teaches in small groups so you progress fast—whether you’re just starting out or targeting new tricks.
Accommodation is reserved for KiteWorldWide guests only. That means you stay exclusively with other kitesurfers—no beach tourists, no hotel disco, just like-minded people. Meals are shared at a large table morning and evening, with daily group activities. Booking a solo kite trip here doesn’t mean arriving alone.
