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El Bluff Beach - Bluefields

Bluefields - Nicaragua

Spot Type
Flat

Water
Crystal Clear

Beach
Sand

Rider Lever
beginner

Spot characteristics

Spot Type

Flat

Rider Skill

beginner

Crowd

Few people on the spot

Beach Type

Sand

Water Quality

Crystal Clear

Tide Influence

Tide independent

Description of El Bluff Beach - Bluefields (Nicaragua)

This stretch of sand divides the Caribbean Sea from the Bluefields lagoon. The spot offers both wave conditions in the lagoon and nice wave conditions in the open sea. The consistent North East wind blows for all the winter months from October to March and can offer good days also from April to July, but with less frequency. On the beach, there is pretty good space to set and launch the kite. Access to the flat water lagoon can be a bit tricky, so better check the entry point before launching the kite.

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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.

Equipment

Lycra, shoes in the lagoon

Wind Conditions

Main wind directions

% of Windy days per month

Wind Speed Range

From 5 to 20 Knots



Suggested sizes

8 - 9 mt

10 - 11 mt

12 - 13 mt

14 mt and above

Forecast on Windy.com

Dangers

Access to the flat water spot can be tricky, and the use of shoes is advisable.

Location

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Closest City

Bluefields

How to get There

Land at Bluefields airport and there are cheap boat services at the Market Peer or you can rent one of the many boats for a private tour for 20$.

Access

Public, but you need to get a boat to get to this beach.

What to do besides kitesurfing

The village of Bluefields is small and offers limited diversion for nightlife, but during the day, you can practice a lot of sea connected activities such as fishing, kayaking on the river, snorkeling, or wave surfing.

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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