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 Essaouira Bay

Morocco

Qualité du spot Excellent

Expérience Confirmés

Type Plage

Kite/vent ? Bon pour le Kitesurf, Bon pour le Windsurf

Style Vague, Freestyle, Bump & Jump, Vitesse

Meilleur moment Matin, Après-midi, Soir 

Dangers Autres engins flottants 

Fréquentation semaine Quelques kiters

Fréquentation week-end Peuplé

Environnent

Qualité de l'eau Propre

Courant Faible ( < 1 knot)

Fond Sableux

Marée Meilleur à marée haute, Pas dépendant de la marée

Facilités

Camping, Hotel, Magasin d'accessoires, Atelier de réparation, Location, École, Douches

Vent local

Type Vent venturi

Force Fort ( > 25 knots)

Dir. principale Nord-ouest

Meilleure dir. Nord-ouest

Meilleure dir. relative Side-onshore

Période De Toute l'année à Toute l'année

Plus d'informations 

English (Traduisez ce texte en Français): Essaouira is the windy city with stats ranging from 25 knots to 35 knots pretty much every day in the summer months, 20 - 30 knots in the winter with pumping waves.

The wind pattern tends to be similar to that of the Canary Islands. The summer trade winds are accelerated by strong thermal action particularly during the spring and early summer when temperatures inland can be very hot. Generally the wind increases throughout the morning and by mid afternoon can often be blowing a solid Force 6 - 7. Between the months of October to April, Atlantic storms produce large swells which offer excellent wave conditions all the way up and down the coast from Oualidia to Agadir. The winds, however, are a little less consistent and predictable in direction although it should usually be possible to either surf or kitesurf on most days during the winter at or within a 25km radius of Essaouira. Heavy tradewinds - esp in summer.

Essaouira is the windy city with stats ranging from 25 knots to 35 knots pretty much every day in the summer months, 20 - 30 knots in the winter with pumping waves.

The wind pattern tends to be similar to that of the Canary Islands. The summer trade winds are accelerated by strong thermal action particularly during the spring and early summer when temperatures inland can be very hot. Generally the wind increases throughout the morning and by mid afternoon can often be blowing a solid Force 6 - 7. Between the months of October to April, Atlantic storms produce large swells which offer excellent wave conditions all the way up and down the coast from Oualidia to Agadir. The winds, however, are a little less consistent and predictable in direction although it should usually be possible to either surf or kitesurf on most days during the winter at or within a 25km radius of Essaouira. Heavy tradewinds - esp in summer.

English (Traduisez ce texte en Français): Essaouira is the windy city with stats ranging from 25 knots to 35 knots pretty much every day in the summer months, 20 - 30 knots in the winter with pumping waves.

The wind pattern tends to be similar to that of the Canary Islands. The summer trade winds are accelerated by strong thermal action particularly during the spring and early summer when temperatures inland can be very hot. Generally the wind increases throughout the morning and by mid afternoon can often be blowing a solid Force 6 - 7. Between the months of October to April, Atlantic storms produce large swells which offer excellent wave conditions all the way up and down the coast from Oualidia to Agadir. The winds, however, are a little less consistent and predictable in direction although it should usually be possible to either surf or kitesurf on most days during the winter at or within a 25km radius of Essaouira. Heavy tradewinds - esp in summer.

English (Traduisez ce texte en Français): Essaouira is the windy city with stats ranging from 25 knots to 35 knots pretty much every day in the summer months, 20 - 30 knots in the winter with pumping waves.

The wind pattern tends to be similar to that of the Canary Islands. The summer trade winds are accelerated by strong thermal action particularly during the spring and early summer when temperatures inland can be very hot. Generally the wind increases throughout the morning and by mid afternoon can often be blowing a solid Force 6 - 7. Between the months of October to April, Atlantic storms produce large swells which offer excellent wave conditions all the way up and down the coast from Oualidia to Agadir. The winds, however, are a little less consistent and predictable in direction although it should usually be possible to either surf or kitesurf on most days during the winter at or within a 25km radius of Essaouira. Heavy tradewinds - esp in summer.

English (Traduisez ce texte en Français): Essaouira is the windy city with stats ranging from 25 knots to 35 knots pretty much every day in the summer months, 20 - 30 knots in the winter with pumping waves.

The wind pattern tends to be similar to that of the Canary Islands. The summer trade winds are accelerated by strong thermal action particularly during the spring and early summer when temperatures inland can be very hot. Generally the wind increases throughout the morning and by mid afternoon can often be blowing a solid Force 6 - 7. Between the months of October to April, Atlantic storms produce large swells which offer excellent wave conditions all the way up and down the coast from Oualidia to Agadir. The winds, however, are a little less consistent and predictable in direction although it should usually be possible to either surf or kitesurf on most days during the winter at or within a 25km radius of Essaouira. Heavy tradewinds - esp in summer.

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