Spiaggia di Bassa Trinita
Italie · Sardinia
Bassa Trinità, on the island of La Maddalena in Sardinia, is a beach known for its clear water and preserved setting. It is a popular spot for kitesurfing and windsurfing, especially when the wind aligns well.
In summer, the spot becomes particularly valuable due to the thermal wind, which can pick up in the afternoon. The site is more suitable for independent riders, as access and launching require a minimum of organization.
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At Bassa Trinità, the most interesting wind is generally from the SE to S, as it often arrives with a good angle for a clean launch from the beach. The bay works well with a side-shore to side-on wind depending on the exact orientation, allowing for safe navigation in the area close to the shore. The spot is especially exploitable when the thermal breeze sets in, with more regular conditions in the second half of the day during the warm season.
The water surface is generally fairly flat to slightly choppy, with cleaner behavior in moderate wind and more pronounced when the wind picks up. There are no truly sought-after ground swells here, but the bay can become irregular if the wind comes in strong or if a swell from the west adds to it. The navigation area is mainly within the bay, keeping a margin from the shore and the rocky areas close to the edges.
Launching is done from the beach, with a preparation area to keep clear, as the site is not a large open space like some beach breaks on the mainland. One must also be careful of summer crowds and swimming areas depending on the season. For a skilled rider, it is a pleasant spot when the wind is clean and regular, but it requires attention to the coastal relief and the rocks present around the bay.
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