Spiaggia 39
Italie · Emilia-Romagna
Beach 39 in Rimini, located in Emilia-Romagna on the Adriatic coast, is a very accessible and popular spot among local riders. It is a friendly and well-equipped place, with the club 39beachRiders founded in 1997 that has animated the spot from Bagno Carlo 39, in the center of the waterfront. The beach offers a vast stretch of sand ideal for beginners, with a relaxed atmosphere and easy access.
The spot stands out for its very accessible nature: it can be reached by car, bus, or train, and the club offers comprehensive services for kitesurfers. The atmosphere varies greatly depending on the season: in summer, the beach becomes very crowded with sun loungers and umbrellas, while in winter and during the off-season, it regains its calm and becomes more interesting for serious sessions.
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Beach 39 is a very variable spot depending on wind conditions. The water surface is generally choppy, with a rough and irregular surface that characterizes the Adriatic. When the wind blows from the north-east or north with strength, waves up to two meters can form, turning the spot into a true playground for riders seeking a bit more relief.
The best wind for this spot is the Scirocco from the southeast (SE), which offers the most beautiful and regular sessions. With a north-west (W-NW) wind, it is recommended to position oneself on the free beach next to the port-canal, where conditions become spectacular. Recommended winds include N, NNE, NE, ENE, E, ESE, and SE. The general orientation of the spot is side-shore to side-on depending on the wind direction, which facilitates take-offs and landings. The launch is done directly from the sandy beach, with a spacious and clear launch area. The gradual depth allows for gradual progression as one moves away from the shore.
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