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- Sailing type:
- Advanced Wave Sailing
- Intermediate Wave Sailing
Ability:- Advanced
Best months:- Apr
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Little Reef (Small Reef) is the closest reef to the launch area at the Main Beach. Here can be found 2 to 6 foot waves where the wind tries to blow you back into the sheltered flat water of the lagoon. This is an excellent location for those inexperienced in the waves that want to advance their wavesailing skills. This Read more... - Sailing type:
- Advanced Wave Sailing
Ability:- Advanced
Best months:- Apr
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One Eye is the end of the wave and is considered to be one of the best left hand point breaks in the world. The wave can be fast, and breaks onto a shallow reef. It ends in a narrow strong current pass that will suck out any passing object or persons. It should be reserved for the very best Read more... - Sailing type:
- Flat Water Blasting
- Bump and Jump
- Foiling
- Longboard Cruising
- Advanced Wave Sailing
- Intermediate Wave Sailing
WIND:The southeast tradewinds blow most consistently between the months of April to October, at an average strength of 15 to 30 knots - force 4 to 6 beaufort. This is actually the winter season, where the air temperature is between 20 and 26 degrees centigrade, and the water between 23 and 26 degrees. The clean winds blow mostly cross shore from the left facing out to sea.
Ability:- Beginner
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- Advanced
Best months:- Apr
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Point Le Morne on the site of the RIU Hotel Resorts is a popular launching area for windsurfers and kiters and is where ION Club has its Kite & windsurfing centres located. Directly off the beach is the big lagoon, which is protected by the reef about 600m away from the beach. The beach shelves gently and is sandy. The Read more...
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