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Cabarete

Wave Spot

Water: Crystal Clear

Beach: Sand

Level: beginner

Description of Cabarete (Dominican Republic)

Cabarete is one of the most renowned kitesurfing hotspots globally, beckoning enthusiasts to go kiting to its shores. Once a tranquil fishing and farming hamlet, it has grown into fame owing to its diverse and sensational kitesurfing conditions. This village seamlessly blends the thrill of kitesurfing with Caribbean chill-out vibes and local music. Kite Beach emerges as the easiest and most accessible spot, attracting most of the riders, thanks to its small beach break, and offering easier access to the water compared to Bozo and Punta Goleta. Nevertheless, all spots offer ease of access and are equally inviting. Typically, the wind picks up from post-lunch hours until sunset, ensuring ample time for exhilarating sessions on the waves.


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Spot characteristics

Spot Type

Wave

Rider Skill

beginner

Crowd.

Very Crowded

Beach Type

Sand

Water Quality

Crystal Clear

Tide Influence

Tide independent

Suggested Equipment

According to the season, lycra or a shorty

Dangers

Reef a kilometer out from the shore. On the season very crowded spot.

Other info

The village has become a perfect tourist industry and offers several accommodation options, restaurants, shops, and beach bars all along the main street.


Location

Map

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Closest City

Cabarete

How to get There

The closest airport is Puerto Plata, from there you can catch a cab for a 20 min drive down to Cabarete. Public transportation is also a very cheap option if you are not traveling with bulky luggage

Access

Direct access to all the main kite spots in town through a large and sandy beach


Wind Conditions

Wind Range

From 5 to 25 Knots

% of Windy days per month

Main wind directions

Forecast on windy.com


Local Kitesurfing Schools

Following you can find links to the page of the kitesurfing schools which operate on this spot. From there you can contact them through our form or directly via email or phone (if it was provided by them on the page).

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