Hi
Jennifer Tulip sent me this report and asked me to post it on the blog.
Here is her article:
Windsurfing is Really Taking Off in Morocco.
If you’ve ever
thought about doing something fun and different, there’s no better time than
now to do it!
Explora Morocco
have just opened their brand
new surf centre in Dakhlah where you can enjoy surfing, windsurfing or even learn
to kitesurf!
Dakhla is located
on a peninsula on the Moroccan coast of North West Africa. This prime location is
where the Atlantic chill merges with the warm desert heat, resulting in
conditions that are particularly perfect for windsurfing. Owing to this, the
local surf community is abuzz with professionals and amateurs alike flocking
here all year round to take to the waves with the wind in their sails.
Power of the Wind
Explora Morocco run
a popular surf school in Essaouira, Morocco and have just opened their new
centre in Dakhla. Their skilled and fully qualified instructors can teach you
the ropes of all these water sports and offer a range of tuition options for
you to really get to grips with the surf.
They also offer an
equipment hire service for those already skilled in windsurfing who are
travelling without their kit.
Visit the Explora
Morocco website now to discover everything you need to know about windsurfing
in Morocco and book your lessons and accommodation.
That is Jenni's article.
I did some research on the Dakhla center and was quite impressed by what they offer - it looks like an excellent place to consider for a
windsurfing holiday.
The center offers
2014 Fanatic and North equipment. The
winds are constant and steady, blowing from April to October and peaking in
July and August. Sailing terrain
comprises a huge, shallow lagoon with clean water and firm sandy bottom. They have three zones – a speed strip, the
general sailing area and a wave spot at the entrance where lagoon meets ocean.
The accommodation seems good and is right on the beach. Equipment rental rates are on a par with
anywhere else.
This is perfect spot to concentrate on a particular move
(gybing for instance) and come away with solid proficiency. Hire for a week or two, take out a Gecko
in lighter winds and a Freewave when the wind picks up. When you are not nailing your gybes have a go
on the speed strip. This is just a
stretch of water with a really low sand bank to the windward. The water is absolutely flat allowing you to
rack up some proper speed runs. All of
these things are on offer at a venue which is not overcrowded with kitesurfers
and other windsurfers. My idea of a
proper holiday! Click on the link above for more information.
Talk to you soon
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