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Leucate Goulet

Flat Spot

Water: Crystal Clear

Beach: Sand

Level: beginner

Description of Leucate Goulet (France)

The beach of Goulet faces the internal salty lagoon of Leucate. It consists of a long stretch of sand that is not very large but still enough to set kites and launch.

The kite spot is historically a windsurfing playground, so there are unmarked areas for both windsurfing and kitesurfing equipment. It is always good to show a bit of consideration and give space to the windsurfers and ride in empty areas, since the lagoon is pretty large

The wind here is amplified by the venturi effect posed by the two sides of the lagoon and can reach speeds up to 30 knots, the downside is it usually is pretty gusty, especially from the north.

The water conditions are pretty flat or small choppy according to the position where you are riding and the wind direction.

The best months of the year are March, April, and July to October.


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Spot characteristics

Spot Type

Flat

Rider Skill

beginner

Crowd.

Seasonal Crowd

Beach Type

Sand

Water Quality

Crystal Clear

Tide Influence

Tide independent

Suggested Equipment

Wetsuit or shorty in summer months. Shoes advisable.

Dangers

Rocks outcroppings nearby in shallow water areas. Stones on the beach can ruin the equipment.


Location

Map

spot map
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Closest City

Leucate

How to get There

The closest airport is Perpignan, drive along the A9 highway and exit close to Caves in the direction of Leucate. The spot faces the internal lagoon west of the main town center and can be reached by following the D327 road until the town's entrance.

Access

There is a public paid parking directly on the spot, just make sure your vehicle is lower than the 2,10m bar that limits the height.


Wind Conditions

Wind Range

From 10 to 30 Knots

% of Windy days per month

Main wind directions

Forecast on windy.com


Video on the Kite Spot

Kitesurfen Leucate - Kitespot Le Goulet am Etang Leucate - dhjustice snowboarding

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