Kenya

<p>Watamu Beach can be described as trendy and for families suitable Kite Spot in Kenia which brings Conditions for Intermediate, Professional, Advanced and Beginner Riders with options for Downwinders. <span>This Reef and Ocean Kite Spot is located in Kenia and is ideal for Wave, Freestyle, Freeride and Wakestyle kiters. Usually you start your kite from sandy beach and there is a Tide Dependancy. Peak Season in Watamu Beach is in January, February, July, August and December.</span></p><h3>Kitesurfing wind conditions in Watamu Beach</h3><p>The Watamu Beach Spot is located in the Region Mombasa in Kenia. Watamu Beach is dominated by stable, constant winds usually in the afternoon and in the evening.</p><h3>Around the Kite Spot Watamu Beach</h3><p>In case of urgency there is a medical center. Watamu Beach in Mombasa offers during peak season in January, February, July, August and December activities such as Diving, Hiking, Day Trips, Snorkeling, Stand Up Paddling, Windsurf, Cycling, Fishing, Sailing and Kajak. Near the kite area of Watamu Beach in the wider area of Mombasa you will find a trendy and for families suitable environment. Accommodation are located right at the Kite Spot. <span>If you are looking for good vibes at the spot besides kitesurfing there are no parties going on.</span></p><h3>How to get to Watamu Beach and how to move there</h3><p>Closest Airport to the Spot is Moi International Airport - MBA. <span>The nearest Town is Watamu. </span><span>Public transport is generally mellow. </span><span>We do not recommend to rent a car.</span></p>

The Kite Spot Watamu Beach is an old fishing village located about 100km north-east from Mombasa. Constand trade winds, white powder sand beaches, a world of heritage in a protected areay where you totally should go for a safari tour. It is not very touristic but you will find everything you need to have a great time. 

Watamu Beach

Jelly Fish possible coming in with High Tide.
Better Kite Conditions at Low Tide. High Tide brings choppy conditions.

<h3>Kitesurfing wind conditions in Diani Beach</h3><p>The wind here comes in two distinct seasons, the Kusi blows from the South from April to September. It averages 25+ knots and drives some pretty decent swell with it, so you can charge the waves on the outside of the reef, or just cruise the lagoon and play in the various flat water spots. The Kaskazi wind blows from the North between December and March and tends to be a little bit lighter around 20 knots, making it more friendly for freestyle kitesurfers. The swell in this season also isn’t as large so it suits flat water kitesurfing much better.</p><h3>Around the kite spot Diani Beach</h3><p>There’s a vibrant food and drink scene along the beach with plenty of little beach bars and restaurants, and you’ll find some of the freshest and best seafood here. There are plenty of places to choose from depending on your style and budget, and they have a mix of more European and African food. Besides this, Diani Beach also offers you fantastic nightlife with a wide variety of places to choose from, especially during peak seasons.&nbsp;</p><p>On an off day you can go SUPing, snorkelling or scuba diving from Diani, and if you’re lucky (and at the right time of year) you might even see whale sharks and humpback whales. Of course there are also the usual African safari options, so if you want to see the big 5 this might be your chance.</p><h3>How to get to Diani Beach and how to move there</h3><p>The Moi International Airport in Mombasa is the landing place for all international travelers and from there, Diani Beach is around 35km. Your best bet is to book a taxi in advance to save money and hassle, but if you are up for haggling (and probably paying a bit more) you can find a taxi on arrival.</p>

<p>Diani Beach is a very well known and highly regarded kite spot on the coast of Kenya, only 35km or so from Mombasa. For kitesurfing, Diani Beach offers a huge lagoon with warm, shallow, and flat water along with a reliable trade wind and 2 wind seasons. This is the right place to hang around and slow down with wide white sunny beaches, a tropical summer breeze, glittery blue water, and a wild touch of African authenticity. There are plenty of schools offering lessons here, and a variety of different spots to suit freestyle kiteboarding and wave riding too, so it welcomes beginners and pros alike.</p>

Watamu Beach Kitesurf season