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Akyaka

Akyaka - Turkey

Spot Type
Flat

Water
Crystal Clear

Beach
Sand

Rider Lever
beginner

Spot characteristics

Spot Type

Flat

Rider Skill

beginner

Crowd

Seasonal Crowd

Beach Type

Sand

Water Quality

Crystal Clear

Tide Influence

Tide independent

Description of Akyaka (Turkey)

Akyaka is one of the world's most windproof kite spots. Every day around 11 a thermal wind starts which typically lasts until late afternoon or sunset. Since the wind is thermal, it does NOT appear on weather forecasts and even if it can blow more than 10m/s, it will not appear on a weather forecast. The wind is mostly steady, consistent, and not gusty. Akyaka is known as one of the best beginner spots in all of Europe. This is, among other things, due to onshore winds and a nice sandy bottom you can walk for about 150m out. Akyaka also creates the ideal conditions for the seasoned kitesurfer with world-class conditions for foil, freeride, and freestyle.

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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

Beginning and end of the season a wetsuit can be appreciated. In the main season lycra or shorts is enough.

Wind Conditions

Main wind directions

% of Windy days per month

Wind Speed Range

From 12 to 20 Knots



Suggested sizes

8 - 9 mt

10 - 11 mt

12 - 13 mt

14 mt and above

Forecast on Windy.com

Dangers

No dangers.

Location

Map

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Closest City

Akyaka

How to get There

Dalaman airport is 60 min away. Bodrum airport is 1.5 hours away.

Access

Walking from the town or with taxi.

What to do besides kitesurfing

Yoga, Stand Up Paddeling, Kayak, Tourist Attractions, Amazing cuisine, Amazing nature, waterfall trip

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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