Kitesurfing & Wingfoil Spots in Scotland (UK)

Depending on the wind direction you choose your access around the point.

The beach is in a bay surrounded by the two villages. This makes it only ridable in a S or SW wind.

Scotland is generally windier than the rest of the UK. Summer time is generally big gear time with 3-5 Bft. These winds are generally from between SW to SE. ...

Bring all your kites in all sizes. So if your here for the day pump up your whole quiver on arrival and be ready for anything and everything. Best direction ...

Works best in East and North winds, which are not as often as westerlies, which don't work here. On occasional NNW this place rocks. And if you don't mind a ...

The beach curves. To the north N and S are sideshore, and to the south E and W are sideshore.

Frontal winds.

Frontal winds.

Frontal winds.

Findhorn Bay, Scotland (UK) is a wind-sports spot in Scotland (UK) with its most reliable conditions around april - august.

Sideshore: WNW and ESE. If the wind gets too north, travel round the corner 2 miles by car too St Combs for 6 miles of beach.

Frontal winds.

The wind is consistent all year round. Worst months July/August (but warmest), best in September and October. The wind can be gusty and build quickly but ses...

Frontal winds.

Frontal driven winds.

Frontal driven winds.

Frontal driven winds.

You can go out in Westerlies as the island of Fuday will stop you drifting across the minch.

The beach curves. In the north N and S are sideshore, and at the south end SW and NE.

Frontal winds.

Frontal winds. Best from April to October.

Nearly always windy. SW or westerlies are common. Northerlies feel cold but can be strong. Most beaches are North facing. Average wind speed 12 knots, in win...

Shallow areas.

At the south of the beach E and W are sideshore. Up the coast N and S are sideshore.

Sideshore: NNW and SSE.

Always wetsuit weather. Use a 5/3mm here.

Frontal winds.

Always wetsuit weather. Use a 5/3mm here.

Best in a WSW to W wind. The wind at Longniddry is often a lot stronger than any where else in East Lothian.

Luce Bay, Scotland (UK) is a wind-sports spot in Scotland (UK) with its most reliable conditions around year-round.

Works with anything from East to South to West.

During high tide and west wind, possible huge beach break. During high tide, waves.

Works best in East and North winds, which are not as often as westerlies, which don't work here. It's best with ESE for an amazing wave session but you may g...

Prevailing wind is SW.

Bring all your kites in all sizes. So if your here for the day pump up your whole quiver on arrival and be ready for anything and everything. Best direction ...

Works in all wind directions.

Sideshore: NNE and SSW.

Mainly SW winds. The beach can be sailed from West to Southeast winds but SW is best.

The south part of the bay curves, where E and W is sideshore.

Could be gusty and change quickly.

Best in North winds, but many directions work on the north end of the beach, since it is a tip into the St. Andrews Bay. St Andrews can benefit from an onsho...

Good with northerly winds.

Frontal winds.

The east side of the beach curves, here NW is onshore.

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Sideshore: WSW and ENE. Pretty constant wind throughout the year.

Pretty constant wind throughout the year. Since the bay curves, it makes several wind directions sideshore.

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Works in all wind directions.

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There are good onshore sea breezes on warm summer days. The cleanest wind is in the middle of the beach. This beach only works when the wind is between SE an...

Bring all your kites in all sizes. So if your here for the day pump up your whole quiver on arrival and be ready for anything and everything. Best direction ...

Frontal driven winds.

Can get gusty with near by hills.

Frontal driven winds. Best with anything from south in it.

Can be used in anything with a touch of westerly although Southwest and Northwest are a bit gusty.