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SURFING ON MEDITERRANEAN & AEGEAN SEA OF TURKEY

A lot of protected bay with a sandy bottom, few rocks and reliable steady winds make this—as the locals put it—a windsurfing paradise..

Turkey are becoming increasingly popular with windsurfers due to the reliable wind, good value and friendly people. The bays around Cesme, Bodrum and Datca peninsulas, as well as Antalya, have ideal wind conditions for windsurfing. Turkey's Aegean shores are among the best windsurfing and kite surfing areas in the Mediterranean. The coastal plain enjoys an exceptionally mild climate, with soft, verdant springs,hot summers, sunny autumns and warm winters marked by occasional showers. For windsurfing and sun-bathing summer months are ideal...

The combination of consistent winds and a very safe, nearly 500-m- long and 400-m-wide shallow section with completely flat water makes Alaçati an extremely attractive destination for beginners. Your learning curve is guaranteed to be steep here, and prices for accommodation and meals are more than reasonable.

Turkey is blessed with a shallow area that extends to 500m from the beach. Combined with flat water this makes it the perfect place to improve technique and for slalom blasting. It also means that it is suitable for a whole range of abilities at the same time. It is an ideal place to learn to waterstart. The other side of the bay is 1.5km away and has several small beaches. The wind can often blow for a large part of the day with the strongest in the afternoon.

The wind in Turkey is an accelerated meltemi that is funneled through the hills. A local thermal effect caused by the dry hills heating up increases the strength. It has wind the whole year, with the strongest and most reliable in summer.
 

Several locations along Turkey's Aegean coast draw windsurfers (sailboarders) from around the world because of their excellent conditions.

Prime among them is Alaçati, at the tip of the Çesme peninsula west of Izmir. A protected bay with a sandy bottom, few rocks and reliable steady winds make this—as the locals put it—a windsurfing paradise.