Spiaggia Porto Pollo
Italy · Sardaigne
Porto Pollo Beach, located in Palau, Sardinia, is a legendary spot for kitesurfing on the northeast coast, facing Corsica. The fine sandy beach stretches over a narrow peninsula that separates two bays, with a lively atmosphere thanks to schools and riders of all levels.
The west bay is reserved for kiters, while the east is for windsurfers, ensuring a dedicated and safe space. It is a popular place for its consistent wind and turquoise water, perfect for progression or freeriding.
The spot attracts an international community, especially in summer, with events and a friendly atmosphere around the kitesurfing centers.
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The navigation area is located in the west bay of the peninsula, a large open bay for kiters with a kite zone marked by buoys to avoid swimmers. The main wind, the Maestrale from the northwest, arrives side-on or side-onshore on this southwest-facing beach, enhanced by thermals in summer afternoons, allowing for riding over 80% of the days.
Launching is easy on the wide sandy beach, with a large take-off area to the left of the peninsula, away from swimming zones. The water is shallow for a long distance, ideal for beginners who stay close to the shore, while advanced riders can go further where it becomes choppy or wavy with strong wind.
No major influence from tides, the spot works at any time. In case of strong Mistral, waves up to 2 meters form for wave riding. Schools offer a safety boat, and there are separate zones to minimize risks.
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