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KITE HOLIDAYS IN THE SOUTH OF FUERTEVENTURA
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Fuerteventura ticks so many boxes from a kiters perspective and is a perfect short-haul winter destination. We’re happy to have finally found a great partner right at the island’s best flat-water kite spot; welcome to Matas Bay!
Fuerteventura has a nice long wind season stretching from March through to the end of November, but you can also score some great days through the winter months of December & January. With an average temperature of 20 degrees and more than 20 kiteable days per month, it makes it a great winter escape.
Matas Bay itself is an amazing flat water spot that doesn’t depend on the tide, meaning you can kite all day long! There are also numerous wave spots dotted around the island, making it an exciting destination for more advanced wave riders and kiters.
The Canary Islands are blessed with plenty of natural beauty, spectacular landscapes and a thrilling range of activities. Fuerteventura has many spectacular places to visit including its natural pools or the Jurrasic period caves at Ajuy. Hike one of Fuerte’s many coastal trails or volcanic paths to stunning viewpoints, or surf some of the best waves in Europe. There’s also a zoo, sailing trips, scuba diving, jeep safaris, aqua parks or even wine tasting – we’re sure you won’t get bored!
Fuerteventura has a nice long wind season stretching from March through to the end of November, but you can also score some great days through the winter months of December & January. With an average temperature of 20 degrees and more than 20 kiteable days per month, it makes it a great winter escape.
Matas Bay itself is an amazing flat water spot that doesn’t depend on the tide, meaning you can kite all day long! There are also numerous wave spots dotted around the island, making it an exciting destination for more advanced wave riders and kiters.
The Canary Islands are blessed with plenty of natural beauty, spectacular landscapes and a thrilling range of activities. Fuerteventura has many spectacular places to visit including its natural pools or the Jurrasic period caves at Ajuy. Hike one of Fuerte’s many coastal trails or volcanic paths to stunning viewpoints, or surf some of the best waves in Europe. There’s also a zoo, sailing trips, scuba diving, jeep safaris, aqua parks or even wine tasting – we’re sure you won’t get bored!
What you get
- Perfect flatwater at Matas Bay
- Numerous wave spots dotted around the Island
- Warm and windy during the winter
- Fast track premium kite lessons with a boat or jet
- Only 4 hours flight from the UK
Kitespot & Kiteschool
The spot at Matas Bay is unique for Fuerteventura as the surrounding waters are flatter and the wind is more consistent. The spot itself is not dependent on the tide and you can take advantage of every minute of wind. There’s a shallow area for a few metres as you enter, and then the water gets deep. The wind direction is cross offshore making the water butter flat or smooth as glass! If you need to be brought back to your starting point, then we have an excellent boat service for free riders as well as for those taking lessons.
In winter and summer, Fuerteventura has a light to moderate northeast trade wind. The local thermals reinforce the jet of wind they bring making the island a unique kiting spot. In winter, Fuerteventura offers an average monthly temperature of over 20°C and just as many windy days, making it an ideal destination for Europeans who like to spend the winter in warmth!
Leave your thick wetsuits at home as in the summer only boardshorts or a bikini is needed. In winter, you’ll likely need a 3/2mm wetsuit, but we recommend neoprene shoes as depending on the time of the year, there can be a lot of small stones at the beach or in the water.
On a rare windless day, we’ve included a couple of no-wind activities in your kite package. Try your balance on a SUP board, grab a kayak, or go for a snorkel-excursion in the azure blue waters.
For intermediate and advanced kiters we offer advanced courses to allow you to reach the next level.
In winter and summer, Fuerteventura has a light to moderate northeast trade wind. The local thermals reinforce the jet of wind they bring making the island a unique kiting spot. In winter, Fuerteventura offers an average monthly temperature of over 20°C and just as many windy days, making it an ideal destination for Europeans who like to spend the winter in warmth!
Leave your thick wetsuits at home as in the summer only boardshorts or a bikini is needed. In winter, you’ll likely need a 3/2mm wetsuit, but we recommend neoprene shoes as depending on the time of the year, there can be a lot of small stones at the beach or in the water.
On a rare windless day, we’ve included a couple of no-wind activities in your kite package. Try your balance on a SUP board, grab a kayak, or go for a snorkel-excursion in the azure blue waters.
COURSES Kitesurfing Fuerteventura
The Matas Bay Kite Centre is VDWS / IKO licensed and the instructors will train you in small groups. A maximum of 2 people per instructor ensures you’ll make progress as fast as possible.For intermediate and advanced kiters we offer advanced courses to allow you to reach the next level.
MATERIAL kitesurfing Fuerteventura
The kite school is equipped with all the latest kite gear from Airush.
KITEWORLDWIDE PACKAGES IN FUERTEVENTURA
Like our many other KiteWorldWide destinations, we also offer a fully inclusive kite package in Fuerteventura. This guarantees the maximum enjoyment of your holiday without any hidden costs.
Attention: Due to the extremely reduced package prices, there are no refunds of costs for the rental equipment or courses in the case of unsuitable weather conditions (too much or too less wind).
Attention: Due to the extremely reduced package prices, there are no refunds of costs for the rental equipment or courses in the case of unsuitable weather conditions (too much or too less wind).
Included services for all Kite packages
- Accommodation as booked
6 h private kite courseBahia Calma Beach
Just 200 meters from Playa de Sotavento in Costa Calma, the charming Hotel Bahía Calma Beach offers a serene retreat. The hotel features direct beach access, a well-maintained garden filled with vibrant flowers, and two pools, one of which is heated and includes a children's area.
Bright studios, cozy lofts, and spacious apartments provide comfortable accommodation options for every need. Additional amenities include free Wi-Fi, parking, and a laundry room. Ideal for a relaxing getaway by the Atlantic Ocean.
CATERING
Around the spot and accommodation, you will find a lot of great restaurants and bars for all tastes and budgets. We recommend renting a car as this is the easiest way to discover all the beauty of Fuerteventura with easy access to the restaurants and supermarkets in the area.
NOT INCLUDED IN PACKAGE PRICE
PLAYA DE JANDIA
Playa de Jandia is one of the most beautiful beaches in Fuerteventura, and many say it is the most beautiful of all. The wide beach stretches for several kilometres and consists of fine, light-coloured sand and never gets busy.MORRO JABLE
Morro Jable was once a sleepy fishing village and is the perfect place to enjoy some sea-view tapas and relax. Hotel bunkers have now been built on the outskirts of the village, but the village centre still retains its charm.FARO DE PUNTA JANDIA
The Faro de Punta Jandía lighthouse stands at the southern tip of the island and is powered entirely by solar energy. Since 1850 it has been helping to guide ships away from dangerous reef areas, and when visibility is good, you can see all the way to Gran Canaria.When you reach the lighthouse, you are officially at the end of Fuerteventura and the extreme south-western tip of the island. From here you can head back towards Morro Jable.
SHOPPING & PARTYING IN COSTA CALMA
Costa Calma is the best place for shopping and partying. You can walk here or jump in a taxi costing just €3-4. For night owls we can recommend the Night Lounge, a stylish club with an open-air lounge.OLD ISLAND CAPITAL CITY BETANCURIA
One of the best sights on the island is the old island capital city Betancuria. It was Spain’s first colonial town and has retained its nostalgic feel.
General information
ALL THE USEFUL THINGS TO KNOW AS YOU TRAVEL TO FUERTEVENTURA, AND IF ANY ADDITIONAL QUESTIONS REGARDING YOUR TRIP PLEASE SHOUT LOUD!
Fuerteventura is part of Spain and as an EU citizen, you do not need a visa to enter. However, you do need an identity document (passport or identity card) which is valid for at least six months upon entry.
All non-EU citizens are welcome to contact us or their embassy for entry information.
All non-EU citizens are welcome to contact us or their embassy for entry information.
Flight connections to Fuerteventura are very good and there are direct flights from almost every major airport in Europe. The UK often has several flights per week at reasonable prices and sometimes for as little as a £20 return from London Stansted!
We do not offer airport transfers in Fuerteventura, however, there are very cheap rental cars available and we’re glad to assist you with your booking.
Fuerteventura is part of Spain and therefore the Euro is the official currency.
There are plenty of great restaurants and bars around the spot and accommodation to suit all tastes and budgets. We recommend renting a car so you can discover all the beauty of Fuerteventura on your own and easily reach restaurants and supermarkets in the area. So keeping that in mind you should be calculating 30-40€ a day.
Wifi in every room, in the Hotel Bahia Calma and in the COOEE Taimar
On Fuerteventura you’ll find the standard European plug system (C and F 230V).
On Fuerteventura you’ll find the standard European plug system (C and F 230V).
As an EU citizen, valid ID is sufficient.
Sunscreen (Spf 30+ and water-resistant)
Beach towel and flip flops
Light clothing (hoodie and long pants for evenings). The average temperature in the summer months (May-October) is around 30°.
Sunscreen (Spf 30+ and water-resistant)
Beach towel and flip flops
Light clothing (hoodie and long pants for evenings). The average temperature in the summer months (May-October) is around 30°.
Kite Size Mostly 7-12qm²
Wind Speed usually 16-24knots
During summer the wind is often stronger with on average 18-22knots
During winter months often lighter with 14-16knots. Still some windier or stormy days.
Wind Speed usually 16-24knots
During summer the wind is often stronger with on average 18-22knots
During winter months often lighter with 14-16knots. Still some windier or stormy days.
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