Monday 13 February 2017

overview of windsurfing and the geography of it


windsurfing is a sport that mainly people by the sea or lakes do it consists of a board and sale and is used for fun and also a sport. The people who are the best in the world at windsurfing are from places that have a lot of wind and also they started at a young age. It is a brilliant sport and all you need is the gear wind and water and you sre set it can be done nearly every were in the world but some places are better than others. there are two types of windsurfing slalom or speed and wave or freestyle.

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Best windsurfers and were they are from



Robby Naish
Robby was born in in La jolla, San Diego, Californian. but at a young age his dad moved him to Kailua on the Hawaiian island of Oahu. he at the age of 11 he began the new sport of windsurfing he then won the world championship title at the age of 13. 

Antoine Albeau
Antoine started windsurfing at the age of 5 on the island of Ré (west coast of France).
Guided by his father Antoine became a professional windsurfer in 1992.
Since then,he has accumulated many national and international titles and is now considered as one of the best windsurfers in the world.French.
Björn Dunkerbeck 
Born 16 July 1969. He grew up in the volcanic archipelago and Spanish overseas colony of Canary Islands. He dominated the late 1980s and the entire 1990s professional scene, especially in racing, but was also a champion in wavesailing.

The one thing that all of these professionals have in common is that they all live near the sea and began windsurfing at a young age and they still do the type of windsurfing they do at home for example high winds flat water is perfect for slalom and high winds and big waves is perfect fot freestyle.

Friday 10 February 2017

Best places for windsurfing in europe and why

Tarifa, Spain

Tarifa is known as the ‘Wind Capital of the World’ and is the southernmost point of the European continent. Tarifa has nice weather with the annual temperature being 19 degrees but can vary between 13 and 20.
The windsurfing season here is year round but is most common in the summer with a lot of wind and flat water but some beaches do not allow you to windsurf from them in the middle of the summer. As well as this there is a good nightlife and also many museums and churches to see.


Brandon Bay, Ireland

This is one of the best places to windsurf in Ireland with wind and waves on a rough day and also wind and flat water on a flat day for beginners. This is the place to go for wave surfing with high wind and big waves. But it does come with dangers with the weather conditions changing quickly. There is accommodation with cottages to rent 



Zadar, Croatia

With warm temperatures near guaranteed to be above 15 degrees from May to October. the summers winds are normally light to moderate but get stronger in spring and winter. There are many windsurfing schools for people looking to learn and also if you want a break from windsurfing there are plenty of attractions in the city of Zadar. It also has an airport to fly into and many campsites on the beaches to stray in.