Masirah

Masirah

Mursays

Oman · Ash Sharqiyah South Governorate

The spot

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Riding zones

Risks & Safety

  • Rocks may appear near certain launch areas, so it is important to check the launch before taking off.
  • Fishing boats may clutter the downwind area, which requires keeping a margin in navigation.
  • At low tide, the spot can become more technical, with less water and a less comfortable launch.

Wind

When to kite here?

14-30 kts

Around Masirah

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Max wind in knots, daylight only, 14 to 30 kn, gusts and rain per your session settings, only when it blows from a good direction for the spot: a lagoon and a nearby beach don't work on the same days.
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Masirah

Mursays, on the island of Masirah in the Ash Sharqiyah South governorate, is a spot known for its consistent wind and relatively clean water. The atmosphere is simple and efficient, with direct access to the sea and often less crowded than the more exposed spots on the island.

The spot mainly attracts riders looking for a good compromise between solid wind and comfortable navigation. Depending on the conditions, the water can range from slightly choppy flat to more marked terrain, with a launch area that requires attention to the starting zone.

It’s an interesting spot to enjoy the Masirah coast without falling into the most crowded areas. The conditions are generally suitable for riders who are already comfortable with kite control and navigation management on a sometimes technical site.

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Sources :lets-kite.com · unplug-kitesurf.com · kitesurfparadise.net · se.kiteforum.com · letskite.ch · petitfute.com

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