Kitesurfing in the United Kingdom
The United Kingdom has ten kitesurfing spots on Kitemap, from beginner-friendly flat water to wave spots for experts. Browse them all below.
Rhosneigr, on the west coast of Anglesey in North Wales, is the country's best-known kite spot. Its two sandy bays work ...
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Troon South Beach is one of Scotland's most popular kite spots, an easily accessible sandy beach on the Ayrshire coast w...
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Westward Ho! is North Devon's main kite beach, a long sandy stretch that picks up plenty of Atlantic swell. Westerly win...
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Poole Harbour is a huge natural harbour with shallow, flat water that makes it one of the most beginner-friendly kite sp...
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Portland Harbour, beside Weymouth on the Jurassic Coast, is one of the UK's best flat-water venues. The harbour walls sh...
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Camber Sands is one of the south coast of England's most popular kite beaches, a huge stretch of sand and dunes near Rye...
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Hayling Island is one of the UK's classic kitesurfing venues, with a long shingle-backed beach facing the Solent. South-...
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Gott Bay is the biggest beach on Tiree, the Hebridean island famous as one of the windiest places in the UK. The huge cr...
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Hunstanton, on the north-west corner of Norfolk, faces west over The Wash, making it one of the few east coast beaches t...
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Lancing, near Worthing on the Sussex coast, is a well-established kite spot with a wide beach that opens out at low tide...
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