Kite Surfing in Cape Town<\/u><\/p>\n

Cape Town offers the traveling kite surfers everything that they could want for in a destination, and is one of the world\u2019s best locations for kite surfing. It is also the home of the prestigious Red Bull \u201cKing of the Air\u201d competition that attracts the world\u2019s best kite boarders to these shores.<\/p>\n

Strong prevailing South Easterly winds in summer with good size waves for wave-riding and flat-water areas to practice tricks and turns, are all close to the city.<\/p>\n

The Kite surfing season in Cape Town starts as early as September and continues through to April with the peak months being November, December, January and February. During this peak period you are almost guaranteed to get good southeasterly winds at least 3-4 times a week. The swell size in summer is smaller than the winter season, where swells of 6m and larger can be recorded when the winter storms hit.<\/p>\n

In summer the swell size averages around 2.5 m and can be a lot of fun on a twin tip or directional board.<\/p>\n

Table Bay, with Table Mountain overlooking it, is the prime location and it stretches all the way from Milnerton Beach, through Sunset Beach, Dolphin Beach, Kite Beach, Tableview, Big Bay, Derdesteen, Haakgat, Melkbos and up to Yserfontein Beach.<\/p>\n

Sunset Beach, Tableview and Blouberg suburbs are the hub of Kite surfing in Cape Town with great side shore southeasterly winds reaching speeds of up to 40 knots. Affordable accommodation in these areas is readily available and can be accessed on the internet via Airbnb etc.<\/p>\n

In the coastal town of Langebaan, which is approximately an hour\u2019s drive up the West Coast, the massive lagoon and main beach are the ideal spots to learn to kite board, or to practice flat-water turns and tricks.<\/p>\n

Langebaan is situated in the heart of the West Coast National Park, a reserve area for fauna and flora and it is not uncommon to see an ostrich or a wild antelope on the road trip.<\/p>\n

There are many kite boarding schools in the Sunset Beach \/ Tableview area and they cater for novice beginners right through to advanced riders. In most cases the lesson includes the rental of the necessary equipment.<\/p>\n

The area also has many Kite surfing \/ Windsurfing stores that carry the latest equipment and they are always good for information regarding local knowledge of tides, beaches, safety and repair of your damaged equipment.<\/p>\n

Cape Town is truly a kite surfers paradise and on the \u201coff days\u201d there is so much to see and do, there is nothing like kiting in great surf and wind conditions, with Table Mountain as your back drop.<\/p>\n

You will not regret booking your trip to Cape Town today. See you soon !<\/p>\n

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