Kitesurfing Holidays In Sicily

Kitesurfing In Sicily

Lo Stagnone, Sicily, offers a great kitesurfing area for beginners just starting out or improvers looking to progress. The large flat water area is shallow enough all around that you can stand up no matter how deep you get or far you go and with a great warm water temperature, and a daytime temperature that never drops below 20 degrees Celsius in summer, the area is perfect for those learning new tricks or that are still learning to surf upwind. With conditions like these, it takes considerably less time to master new skills and is easier to spend hours practising by yourself. The wind is consistent and reliable with winds coming from the north and a thermic wind which picks up usually after 2pm and lasts until the sun goes down.

Other Activities In Sicily

There are plenty of other activities to enjoy in Sicily on the slim chance you have a day with no wind or simply want some time to relax.

The endless flat water of Lo Stagnone is perfect for stand up paddling and there are several islands in the lagoon waiting to be explored. Boat and ferry trips to these little islands and those further out are also on offer. San Vito Lo Capo, located with an hours drive from the kitesurfing spot is a climber's paradise with routes for all skill levels. A number of beautiful beaches also beckon, providing white sands and turquoise waters where you can while away your days in paradise.

There are great walks such as Monte Cofano, historical towns in Erice, Trapani and Marsala as well as stunning countryside and nature all within 30-60 minutes from Lo Stagnone - it is really easy to explore if you have a car and well worth getting out and about.

A number of small eateries and high quality restaurants can be found within easy distance of Lo Stagnone and provide the perfect places to enjoy summer cocktails and fresh seafood. Marsala and Trapani offer incredible dining options - we are happy to recommend some great restaurants. Also nearby you will find one of the first olive factories in Sicily, and a number of ancient temples, castles and ruins that are just waiting to be explored.