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Silver Sands

Bridgetown - Barbados

Spot Type
Wave

Water
Crystal Clear

Beach
Sand

Rider Lever
intermediate

Spot characteristics

Spot Type

Wave

Rider Skill

intermediate

Crowd

Seasonal Crowd

Beach Type

Sand

Water Quality

Crystal Clear

Tide Influence

Tide independent

Description of Silver Sands (Barbados)

Silver Sands beach is the most known spot for kiting and windsurfing in Barbados. The beach is wide and made of coral white sand. Wind direction is normally East in the trade winds season. Nearby there are several places where to find accommodation and you cannot miss the 'Action' house owned by the local windsurf Champion De Action Man, Brian Talma, for a great lunch and chill out. The ocean water is crystal clear and the wind all year round (with the exception of the months from July to September) is pretty reliable. The spot is a wave spot, though waves aren't often huge, but they are long and very nice to ride.

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Spot best suited for

Spot profile

Travel spot

The typical kite travel destination, it is known for its great conditions, and kiters from around the world come here for their vacations.

Family spot

Located in an area that offers amenities for all the family and can provide good alternatives for everyone when the kiters are in the water.

Equipment

Shorty or Lycra depending on the month

Wind Conditions

Main wind directions

% of Windy days per month

Wind Speed Range

From 10 to 25 Knots



Suggested sizes

8 - 9 mt

10 - 11 mt

12 - 13 mt

14 mt and above

Forecast on Windy.com

Dangers

Sometimes the beach can get crowded and respecting right way rules should be a must.

Location

Map

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Closest City

Bridgetown

How to get There

Fly to Barbados international airport. Silver sand is located 2 km south of it.

Access

Public

Video about Kite Spot

As explained in the description, on this spot you can find 'De Action' house of Brian Talma. He is a monument in modern watersports panorama and in the Beach Culture. If you come to kite here you can't miss the chance to meet him in person. Here's a video about his story.

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