Vasiliki is a village and wide bay on the southern coast of Lefkada, about 40 km from Lefkada Town, and one of the best known windsurfing places in Europe. Its reputation rests on a thermal wind that sailors call Eric, produced by heating over the land combined with the funnel shape of the bay between … Read more
Kos, an Aegean island, is renowned for its vibrant water sports scene. Shaped by the summer meltemi winds, it offers a diverse coastline perfect for activities like windsurfing, kitesurfing, diving, and more. From the windy northern shores to the calmer southern bays, Kos caters to both thrill-seekers and families. Whether you’re a seasoned athlete or … Read more
Marmari Beach, located on the north coast of Kos, offers a long stretch of fine pale sand and shallow waters that gently slope into the sea. It’s a perfect destination for families seeking a relaxed beach atmosphere. This beach is not just about sunbathing; it’s a hub for windsurfing and kitesurfing, thanks to the meltemi … Read more
Panormos Beach occupies a large, sheltered bay on the west coast of Skopelos, a pine-covered island in the Northern Sporades. The beach mixes fine pebbles with patches of sand, backed by a slope of Aleppo pine that runs close to the shore. Panormos ranks among the oldest-established resort areas on Skopelos, and its deep bay … Read more
Antiparos rewards anyone who wants to spend time on and under the water. The clear, calm seas around the island and the reliable summer winds give it a genuine range of watersports. The channel between Paros and Antiparos catches a steady breeze and ranks among the best windsurfing and kitesurfing spots in the area. A … Read more
Kouremenos beach is a long, exposed sweep of sand and pebble on the east coast of Crete. It sits in the Lasithi district near the village of Palekastro, a short hop from the famous palm beach of Vai. This is not a polished resort shore but a wild, sporty bay, scattered with tamarisk trees and … Read more
Orkos Beach sits on the southwest coast of Naxos, roughly 18 kilometres south of Naxos Town, tucked between the long shore of Plaka to the north and the twin bays of Mikri Vigla to the south. It is not one beach but a chain of small sandy coves, separated by low rocky outcrops and pale … Read more
Mikri Vigla is a striking twin-bay beach on the southwest coast of Naxos, framed by pale dunes and a rugged granite headland that pushes out into the Aegean. The name means little lookout, a nod to the rocky promontory that once served as a watch point over the sea. Today the same headland does something … Read more
Prasonisi is a small islet at the far southern tip of Rhodes, joined to the main island by a low, sandy isthmus that places the windy, wave-swept Aegean Sea on one side and the calmer, flatter Mediterranean on the other. The name means “green island”, and the meeting of two seas across a single sandbar … Read more
Milos windsurfing centres on Achivadolimni and Papikinou in Adamas bay, where the meltemi wind builds waves in summer. Plan watersports and tours through My Greece Tours. Windsurfing is an active side of the Milos travel guide. The sections below cover whether you can windsurf, the best spots, the wind conditions, kitesurfing and whether Milos is … Read more