Kitesurfing in Autumn

Kitesurfing Destinations for the Autumn Time

If you're already thinking about your next kitesurfing trip: kitesurfing in Dakhla is one of the few destinations where you barely need a backup date. The lagoon in southern Morocco delivers reliable wind for most of the year, calm flatwater for learning, and plenty of space to progress towards freestyle. In this post, we'll take you through it all – from the spot to the accommodation to the excursions that round off your kite holiday with lessons in Dakhla.

Kitesurfing in Brazil: Tatajuba – Your Kite Holiday with the Most Reliable Wind Season in the KiteWorldWide Portfolio

A kite trip to Brazil is at the top of many kitesurfers' lists – and for good reason. Nowhere else in our portfolio will you find such a long, consistent wind season as in Tatajuba. Between Jericoacoara and Camocim lies this small village with no paved roads, where strong wind, warm water and a relaxed community feel combine into one of the most intense destinations for kitesurfing you'll experience on your kite holiday.

Key facts at a glance

  • Wind season: July to February, 99% wind probability
  • Wind strength: 17–23 knots in July, August and February, up to 30 knots and more during high season
  • Water temperature: around 28°C, no wetsuit needed
  • Two accommodation options right at the spot: Portal do Vento and Casa de Praia
  • Getting there: via Fortaleza, approx. 4-hour transfer to Tatajuba
  • Sample price: from €579 per person in a double room (Basic Package, sample week)
Rhodes is more than just a spot with good wind. Sure, that’s why most of us are here – but the island has so much more to offer that it’d be a shame to only look at the water. In the mornings, the Meltemi is usually still calm; it really picks up from midday – the perfect time to squeeze in a little trip before you hit the water.
Kos feels like a second home to me now – yet with every visit I discover new favorite spots. Some are a little off the tourist trail, others you might already know, but all have earned a firm place on my list. Here are my absolute favorites that I visit every time I’m on the island.
Kitesurfing and family – for many, that sounds like a mismatch. One enjoys time on the water while the others sit bored on the beach? Not at our family spots. We’ve picked five locations where kiting, kids, and partners all get their money’s worth – with safe conditions and plenty to do off the spot so no one complains.

Learning to kitesurf – when is the right time?

Many people watch riders from the beach and delay their first course for months. Too dangerous, too hard, too expensive – almost everyone starting out has these thoughts. But the best time is always the same: now.

Kitesurfing isn’t about age, strength, or prior experience. You don’t need board-sport skills, sculpted arms, or surf experience. What you do need: time at the beginning, and the will to stick with it even when progress isn’t instant. The wind is unpredictable – that’s part of it. Accept that, and your first progress will come faster than you think.

A solid base fitness is enough. You should be able to swim and weigh at least 30 kg. There’s no upper limit – neither for weight nor age. Learning at 40, 50, or 60 is no problem as long as you feel fit and are up for something new.

There are spots you don’t reach via highway – where asphalt ends and sand begins. Tatajuba is one of those places you never want to leave – far from mass tourism, set in a lagoon landscape that feels made just for kitesurfers.

What makes Tatajuba special is the strong wind, warm water, and quiet. The kitesurfing, the simplicity – walking barefoot through the sand, watching the sun sink into the sea. And the people who live here and give this little village its own character. After a long day on the water, a cool caipirinha and a fresh oyster make the perfect evening even sweeter.

And right in the middle is Osvaldo: born and raised here, manager of our kite center, and the one who shows you his home spot.

“Everything is in wonderful balance: nature, kiting, community. You just have to experience it yourself.” Osvaldo · Kite Center Manager, Tatajuba

Rhodes is an island you always come back to — and this time, after over five years, it was a true reunion for me. Arriving by ferry from Kos, the first saganaki on the beach, and a kite session with only six kiters in the water — this kitesurf trip in Greece shows why Rhodes is among the best spots for beginners and intermediates. I’ll take you through the medieval Old Town of Rhodes, the sleepy mountain village of Theologos, and sessions at the spot — and of course to the KiteWorldWide dinner at Taverna Drosia, where the table was overflowing. A community trip that proves: kitesurfing is more than wind and water. It’s the people, the evenings, the like-minded crew — and that feeling of being exactly in the right place.
Punta Chame is one of my absolute favorite spots. Steady wind, day after day, with 28-degree water. At mid-tide a silky-smooth flatwater lagoon forms right in front of the camp; a few hours later small waves roll in – no day is like the next. Add the vibes at the station, unique accommodations, great food, and sunsets you won’t forget. You simply can’t get off the water.

Join Marina from the KiteWorldWide team on her trip to Dakhla, Morocco, a true paradise for kitesurfers. In this Dakhla kitesurf travel report, Marina shares her first impressions of the vast lagoon, the windiest spots, and our lagoon-view accommodation that instantly captivates kiters. You’ll learn how to get there, which accommodation options exist, and which spots suit beginners and intermediates best. Plus, this report offers plenty of practical tips and tricks to keep your own Dakhla trip relaxed and safe.

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.

September is the perfect time for a kitesurf adventure. Whether the Mediterranean, flatwater in Denmark, or palm-fringed lagoons in Brazil – our handpicked spots offer ideal conditions for all skill levels. With white sand beaches, turquoise water, and brilliant sunshine, you can savor summer once more. Whether you’re a beginner or want to level up your freestyle tricks – you’ll find the right conditions with us. Feel the community and unique vibe in our kite camps and enjoy unforgettable days on the water.

A year of pure kite dreams! As different as these spots may be, they share a lot: warm sunshine, steady wind, chilled kiters, and amazing food.
Nutze Ende Oktober die nächsten Feiertage! What’s better than taking the first week of November off and flying to the sun? We think it’s the best way to escape the cold a little longer. In Europe the season is winding down, but our spots in Brasilien, Kap Verden & Co. offer dream weather and guaranteed wind.
If you want to escape the approaching autumn and still kite under warm sunshine, you should take a vacation in October. Alongside endless sandy beaches with great wave spots in Cape Town, there are plenty more kitespots, near and far, that are well worth the flight.