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Cuba
A lot could be said about Cuba and its kitesurfing scene. One thing is certain; people rarely complain after doing a kitesurf trip here! Kitesurfing is doable almost all year around, and even surfing is doable in the autumn. The best time to go for steady 12 – 15 knots Northerly wind is in the winter/spring. The tourism infrastructure around the kite-able North shores is well developed and you can expect resort hotels, flat water inside reefs and helpful and friendly locals. The more developed and established spots include Varadero, Cayo Coco and Cayo Guillermo.
When to kitesurf in Cuba
None of the 1 spots we track in Cuba has a month where 60% of days reach 12 kt+; expect light, irregular wind and check forecasts.
Based on Open-Meteo climatology for each spot. How we calculate this
Windiest spots in Cuba
| Spot | Best season | Windy days | Avg wind | Water |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Cuba | Around Apr | 0–1% | 6–7 kt | 20–23 °C |
Kitesurfing in Cuba: FAQ
- When is the best time to kitesurf in Cuba?
- None of the 1 spots we track in Cuba has a month where 60% of days reach 12 kt+; expect light, irregular wind and check forecasts.
- What are the windiest kite spots in Cuba?
- Ranked by the share of windy days in their best months: Cuba (Around Apr, up to 1% windy days).
- How warm is the water for kitesurfing in Cuba?
- During each spot's wind season the sea is typically 20–23 °C. Most riders kite in a shorty or boardshorts.
- Is there flat water or waves for kitesurfing in Cuba?
- Flat-water spots: Cuba.
- Where can I take kitesurfing lessons in Cuba?
- We don't list any kite schools in Cuba yet.
When to kitesurf Cuba
Cuba has no strongly reliable season; the windiest months are Jan, Feb and Apr: 0–1% of days reach 12 kt+, with 6–7 kt average daily wind, 20–23 °C water and 22–25 °C air.
Open-Meteo climatology, 3-year average of daily data. How we calculate this
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