South Padre Island

South Padre Island

Jetty

États-Unis · Texas

The spot

What riders say

Share my view

Riding zones

Risks & Safety

  • The current can be strong near the channel and the entrance of the pass.

  • Boat traffic requires staying alert in the navigation area.

  • The beach is busy, so one must secure the takeoff and landing of the kite.

Wind

When to kite here?

14-30 kts

Around South Padre Island

Loading forecast…

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.
Spot local time

Loading forecast…

South Padre Island

Jetty at South Padre Island is a spot known for its easy access and very ride-oriented atmosphere, close to the southern tip of the island. It is a popular place for kitesurfers looking for an urban spot with often workable conditions for a large part of the year.

The site is associated with the Isla Blanca Park area and the arm of the Brazos Santiago Pass, making it a convenient starting point for navigating the southern Texas coast. According to local guides, it is also a spot frequented by experienced riders, with a strong tourist presence during the high season.

The water level, exposure, and boat traffic can vary depending on the exact navigation area, so one must remain attentive to the immediate environment. The spot is especially interesting for independent riders who want to enjoy a very well-known coastal setting in Texas.

Detailed information

Reviews

← Back to search