Cyprus offers a good variety of kitesurfing spots, located in the Limassol district and fairly close to each other (about 10-30mins drive from one beach to the next). The most popular of these are:

  - Paramali Beach
  - Curium Beach
  - Lady’s Mile Beach
  - Avdimou Bay
  - Ship Wreck Beach

Your choice of where to go will depend on factors such as wind direction, experience level, preferred sea conditions, etc. Please refer to the map below showing the location of each spot. Click on each name for detailed info & photos.

Click for Paramali info Click for Curium Info
Click for Avdimou bay info
Click for Ladies mile info
Click for Ship Wreck Beach info

 

Paramali Beach

General: By far the safest place for beginners. This spot rarely attracts any tourists or swimmers even during the busiest summer months. It is not uncommon during the summer season to find no one else on the beach, whereas Curium is packed with tourists. This spot is favored by all riders, especially when the winds are light to moderate. This is where most of our lessons are conducted.

Wind Conditions: W or SW are the prevailing winds during the summer which make the conditions side-on shore. This beach is not recommended during Easterly winds.

Sea conditions: Flat water closer to shore, choppy further out.

How to get there: About 10-15min drive from Curium Beach with direction Paphos. Can be a bit tricky to find the turn leading to the beach (turn left by the ‘white’ house), which is one of the reasons it is such a quiet place. About 30mins drive for anyone coming from Limassol or Paphos via the highway.

Tip: If the forecast says it will be windy, then go to the beach early. Here the wind starts earlier than other places and dies away earlier as well.

Curium Beach

General: Good place for those who enjoy riding in waves. Not a beach for beginners. Can get very crowed during the summer. It is essential that you ride outside the swimmer’s designated areas (marked by red buys). You must launch/land just before the 1st restaurant or after the last one, which in both cases can be tricky if the beach is crowded. In the winter this is not an issue, as not many people are around.

Wind Conditions: W or SW winds make the conditions side-on shore. This beach is not recommended during Easterly winds.

Sea Conditions: Vary from small chop to big waves. Usually small short breaking waves with some chop when W / SW winds.

How to get there: 20min drive from Limassol with direction Paphos. Exit signs are there in the highway.

Tip: Don’t be obstructed by the topless ladies that lie on the beach during the busy summer months!

Lady’s Mile Beach

General: The only option during Easterly winds. Can be a fun place with short breaking waves even in low winds. Long and for the most part empty coastline will give beginners the chance to challenge and improve their skills.

Wind Conditions: During winter months Easterly winds are dominant (December - April) which make the conditions on-shore with a touch of side shore. In W / SW wind conditions are off shore with perfect flat water, but gusty. Not recommended as you can drift out to sea if something goes wrong.

Sea conditions: Short breaking waves during Easterly winds.

How to get there
: Find your way to the New Limassol Port (just follow the Limassol beach road direction Paphos) and you will see the signs at the Port’s round about. Only 10-15mins drive from Limassol town center.

Tip: Launch just before the last restaurant where there is plenty of open space.

Avdimou Bay

General: Good place for those who enjoy riding in flat water. Not as crowded as Curium and can be an ideal location for beginners who can keep upwind and for those who like to practice tricks in these conditions.

Wind Conditions: Mostly side shore during W or SW winds. This beach is not recommended during Easterly winds.

Sea Conditions: Flat water inside the Bay, gets choppy outside.

How to get there: Easy access from the highway, just take the exit to Avdimou and follow the signs to the Bay (not the village). Half way between Limassol and Paphos (30mins drive from each town).

Tip: If you can’t get upwind, don’t go far out, otherwise you may end up going past the Bay and then you’ll be in for a long walk back.

Ship Wreck Beach

General: A relatively hidden and forgotten beach that rarely attracts any attention. It has a few tricky spots that better be pointed out by those who know the place.

Wind Conditions
: W or SW winds make the conditions mostly on-shore but the occasional NW will give you a perfect side-on shore breeze. This beach is not recommended during Easterly winds.

Sea Conditions: Waves. If you catch the right conditions you can find big waves and when combined with the occasional side-on shore winds (NW) it will make your day!

How to get there: We’ll take you there.

Tip: If the conditions are right take a camera with you!

 

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