Punta Trettu
Italy · Sardaigne
Punta Trettu is a 700-meter sand spit that separates the Sardinian Sea from the Sant’Antioco lagoon, in the municipality of San Giovanni Suergiu. This spot is about 5 minutes from the Kite House Sardinia, in the Matzaccara area, and points directly towards the island of Sant’Antioco.
It is one of the best kitesurfing spots in Sardinia, if not in Europe, thanks to its consistent wind all year round and flat water. Riders come here for the friendly atmosphere and ideal conditions, with schools and services on site.
The spot is well organized, with areas dedicated to lessons and free practice, monitored by beach staff.
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The spot at Punta Trettu offers a perfect orientation for all winds, making it a rare place on the southwestern coast of Sardinia. The East wind (Levante) comes directly into the bay and works wonderfully, making the spot rideable even in this direction. The West wind (Ponente) and Southwest wind (Libeccio) are excellent from spring to autumn, especially if the sky is clear, and the Maestrale (Northwest) is ideal for flat sessions.
The water surface is flat as a lake regardless of the tide, with very shallow and sandy bottoms, perfect for freestyle and learning. The launch area is easily accessible from the sandy beach, and the take-off zone is wide and reachable 10 minutes on foot from the parking lot. There are two distinct areas: one for beginner lessons near the shore, and a larger one for independent riders, separated by a sand spit.
Be careful of the deep navigation channel towards Sant’Antioco, where boats pass: kiting is prohibited and priority is given to boats. The water remains clear and flat, with few waves even in strong winds, and you can stand for a long time thanks to the shallow depths.
Sources :kitehousesardinia.com · prokitesardegna.com · puntatrettukitecenter.com · prokitesurfroma.com · kitevillagesardegna.com · kitegeneration.it
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