Kitesurfing & Wingfoil Spots in Philippines

Amanpulo Island, Philippines is a wind-sports spot in Philippines with its most reliable conditions around january - december.

Anguib Cove is facing the Pacific Ocean and the water is crystal clear and unpolluted.

Aparri, Philippines is a wind-sports spot in Philippines with its most reliable conditions around year-round.

Ayoke Island, Philippines is a wind-sports spot in Philippines with its most reliable conditions around year-round.

Waves breaking to the left and right of the bay.

During the NE Monsoon winds range between 18-25kts. Season starts in November through about mid March with the best winds in December, January and into Febru...

Banana Island, Philippines is a wind-sports spot in Philippines with its most reliable conditions around january - december.

Keep enough space from the wind power plants.

Batbatan Island, Philippines is a wind-sports spot in Philippines with its most reliable conditions around january - december.

Onshore winds.

During the Amihan season (November to April) when the trade winds come from the northeast, Anda is one of the best spots to catch the wind. In fact, during t...

Seaside Beach Park is can be a great place to kite in both the Amihan and Habagat seasons. During the Amihan season when the trade winds come from the Northe...

The wind blows sideonshore to onshore. A constant wind which averages 15-25 knots, sometimes reaches 30-35 knots (about 10 times per season). It has wind fro...

The wind blows sideonshore port tack. A constant wind which averages 15-25 knots, sometimes reaches 30-35 knots (about 10 times per season). Blows constant t...

The wind blows sideonshore port tack. A constant wind which averages 15-25 knots, sometimes reaches 30-35 knots (about 10 times per season). Blows constant t...

If the wind becomes too North for the other locations, you can ride here.

The wind blows sideonshore port tack. A constant wind which averages 15-25 knots, sometimes reaches 30-35 knots (about 10 times per season). Blows constant t...

The wind blows sideonshore port tack. A constant wind which averages 15-25 knots, sometimes reaches 30-35 knots (about 10 times per season). Blows constant t...

White Beach has wind from June till October. The wind blows sideonshore port tack. A constant wind which averages 15-25 knots. Sometimes reaches 30 knots. Bl...

Access to the water of rocks.

Cabulauan Island, Philippines is a wind-sports spot in Philippines with its most reliable conditions around january - december.

Sideshore winds.

Camara Island, Philippines is a wind-sports spot in Philippines with its most reliable conditions around year-round.

Gusty winds.

Nice wave breaking to the north of the small beach.

NE wind is gustier since it comes over land.

The Amihan (North) wind blows from November to March and the Habagat (South) wind blows from June to September.

Carnasa Island, Philippines is a wind-sports spot in Philippines with its most reliable conditions around january - december.

Catanduanes / Majestics, Philippines is a wind-sports spot in Philippines with its most reliable conditions around year-round.

Water is very choppy, great for boosting off kickers. But if you like flat water, there is a river mouth too. Perfect for learning since it?s shallow.

Chelseas Point, Philippines is a wind-sports spot in Philippines with its most reliable conditions around january - december.

Claveria, Philippines is a wind-sports spot in Philippines with its most reliable conditions around january - december.

Colili Point, Philippines is a wind-sports spot in Philippines with its most reliable conditions around january - december.

The Amihan (North) wind blows from November to March and the Habagat (South) wind blows from June to September.

Crystal Beach, Philippines is a wind-sports spot in Philippines with its most reliable conditions around january - december.

The weather in the Philippines has two principal seasons named after the particular winds known as Amihan and Habagat. For the windsurfers and kite surfers i...

The weather in the Philippines has two principal seasons named after the particular winds known as Amihan and Habagat. For the windsurfers and kite surfers i...

The weather in the Philippines has two principal seasons named after the particular winds known as Amihan and Habagat. For the windsurfers and kite surfers i...

The weather in the Philippines has two principal seasons named after the particular winds known as Amihan and Habagat. For the windsurfers and kite surfers i...

Reef along the shore to the west of the bay.

There are 2 right hand breaks, one at the top of the island and the other in the middle, which will be in the wind shadow with S-SE winds.

Mostly working during November to April. This place is kiteable the whole year around, due to the pointy shape... During Habagat, it's better to go to Zamboa...

Ditaytayan has 4 beaches, so all wind directions are good for kiteboarding. The best spot is the sand spit in the North of the island, which creates a beauti...

Estanza, Philippines is a wind-sports spot in Philippines with its most reliable conditions around january - december.

Many empty breaks right behind Guyam Island. No competition there to fight for the perfect ride. There is a mellow left hander off the island with a sharp re...

High 5 Lahar, Philippines is a wind-sports spot in Philippines with its most reliable conditions around year-round.

Ibajay, Philippines is a wind-sports spot in Philippines with its most reliable conditions around january - december.

Joevees, Philippines is a wind-sports spot in Philippines with its most reliable conditions around year-round.

Kapuluan, Philippines is a wind-sports spot in Philippines with its most reliable conditions around january - december.

The wind is generally good here during the NE monsoon but can vary greatly from day to day and week to week. Bring both a small and a big kite. The wind can ...

This spot gets more wind than forecast nearby indicate.

Some debris on the beach.

N to NW from November to April, SW from July to September.

Lakawon Island, Philippines is a wind-sports spot in Philippines with its most reliable conditions around july - september.

Lake Caliraya / Surf Kamp, Philippines is a wind-sports spot in Philippines with its most reliable conditions around january - december.

The Amihan (North) wind blows from November to March and the Habagat (South) wind blows from June to September.

Lingayen, Philippines is a wind-sports spot in Philippines with its most reliable conditions around january - december.

Flat water on both sides of the sand spit. Waves breaking on the reef and also on a reef just south of the spit. West of the spit lots of rocks, which are vi...

Malapascua Island, Philippines is a wind-sports spot in Philippines with its most reliable conditions around january - december.

Only during Amihan, when the wind really comes from the North.

The Amihan (North) wind blows from November to March and the Habagat (South) wind blows from June to September.

Mercedes Bay, Philippines is a wind-sports spot in Philippines with its most reliable conditions around january - december.

N to NW from November to April, SW from July to September.

The Amihan (North) wind blows from November to March and the Habagat (South) wind blows from June to September.

A one square kilometer patch of waist deep water between Nangalao and Magranting. Sandy bottom. Water is flat with some small but well organized waves in som...

Pamalican Island, Philippines is a wind-sports spot in Philippines with its most reliable conditions around january - december.

Since it is a small island, it works with all wind directions.

Pandawan Lagoon, Philippines is a wind-sports spot in Philippines with its most reliable conditions around january - december.

There are a few pump boats parked and moored along the beach, but you can easily weave through the boats to get out into the open water. The boats are mostly...

Dumaluan Beach and the beaches just west of it (towards Alona) to be excellent options during the Habagat season (from about April to November) when the wind...

Libaong Beach is one of the most best public beaches on Bohol. It has soft white sand and a super laid back vibe, especially during the week. On the weekends...

From July to October the winds are offshore, but a simple boat ride to the other side of this small island (endless, unused beach) resolves that.

Pogaro, Philippines is a wind-sports spot in Philippines with its most reliable conditions around january - december.

The wind blows slightly sideoffshore on the ocean.

Fun wave breaking with a good north swell.

Flat water.

Waves breaking on a reef. Further north they break on a shallow break, but in front of Sunset Resort a nice wave breaks before the reef, in deep enough water...

During the October to May season, the wind blows from the Northeast, creating both an onshore side and an offshore side. Average wind is about 18-28 knots.

Predominant direction is SE which is cross onshore from the right. Good wind November to March.

Look out for surfers.

The Amihan (North) wind blows from November to March and the Habagat (South) wind blows from June to September.

Roxas, Philippines is a wind-sports spot in Philippines with its most reliable conditions around january - december.

The beach is full of corals. To access the water you need to walk over a flat reef.

San Vicente Airstrip, Philippines is a wind-sports spot in Philippines with its most reliable conditions around january - march.

Usually about 15-25 knots. Northeast is the best direction. The best time is from November till April.

Lagoon 800m x 4km, with wave spots on the reef. (Hawaiian Jack, Cemetery Surf spot)

Siargao / Cemetery, Philippines is a wind-sports spot in Philippines with its most reliable conditions around year-round.

Siargao / Cloud 9, Philippines is a wind-sports spot in Philippines with its most reliable conditions around january - december.

The Amihan (North) wind blows from November to March and the Habagat (South) wind blows from June to September.

Not possible to ride safely at low tide due to the corals.

Just at the arrival on the island, this beach is perfect.

The sands keep changing, find your flat water section. Be careful where the river meets the ocean, strong currents and fishermen.

Very shallow reef along the bay. Walk over it to access the deeper water.

Subic Bay, Philippines is a wind-sports spot in Philippines with its most reliable conditions around january - december.

Taal Lake, Philippines is a wind-sports spot in Philippines with its most reliable conditions around january - december.

Amihan (Northeasterly) and Habagat (Southwestern) wind.

Tandag, Philippines is a wind-sports spot in Philippines with its most reliable conditions around year-round.

Tomasitos, Philippines is a wind-sports spot in Philippines with its most reliable conditions around year-round.

Onshore/sideonshore wind.

Virgin Island, Philippines is a wind-sports spot in Philippines with its most reliable conditions around year-round.

White Beach, Philippines is a wind-sports spot in Philippines with its most reliable conditions around june - august.

Small island, which works with every wind direction.

Very regular wind during Amihan. The wind speed is increased by the island in front, who's pushing the easterlies even harder to this spot. Best Easterlies s...

The wind during the Habagat period is variable, but there's regularly really good wind conditions there. A lot of wind here, a kitesurf school is located in ...