Fuerteventura

The dominant wind comes from the north to northwest (N-NE), often side-on or side-off relative to the east-facing beach, making the launch smooth and navigation stable. The launch area is directly on the wide beach in front of the Waikiki Beach Club, with ample space to inflate the kite without disturbing bathers. The navigation area extends offshore in the bay of Corralejo, with an inside flat to light chop ideal for tricks and jumps, but be cautious of rougher areas near the port to the south.

With high tide, the water surface is wider and you can stand for a long time thanks to the shallow waters typical of the region, perfect for waterstarts and jibes. At low tide, the beach widens but rocks appear, making launching more technical – prefer the high tide. The best sessions are in the afternoon when the thermal wind strengthens the trade wind, with moderate gusts due to the proximity of the dunes.

The spot is crowded in high season, especially with nearby schools like at Flag Beach, so respect dedicated areas and local rules to avoid collisions. For rides, stay in line with the beach to enjoy the best side-shore and moderate waves if the swell rises.