After spending a week on Fuerteventuras north shore I was heading south to the area of Jandia. Costa Calma is where the wind and kitesurfing world cup is held each year (VKWC) and lies on a 7 km beach stretch with offshore winds. It's handy to have your tide table near since most of the beaches get flooded on high tide, forming butter flat and rippable lagoons.
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| Rene Egli Center in Costa Calma |
Depending on the daily conditions the winds can be quite fierce and it's worth exploring the area to find your own little beach stretch with smooth winds. I ended up staying a few km down the coast and hanging out with the guys at Club Mistral. Big shout to the crew at Club Mistral for keeping that awesome spirit up! What a beautiful and peaceful place this is with awesome people and only kiteboarding to focus on.
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| Checking the conditions |
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| the beaches fill up on high tide |
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| hanging with the boys at Club Mistral |
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| look close |
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| Indy Glide |
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| stoked to be here |
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| butter flat right here |
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| backside 360's in those little kickers |
1 comments:
this blog is so aesthetically pleasing! and this guy's adventures are so inspiring! hoping to one day visit the Fuerteventuras north and south shore to experience what he experienced!
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