The Cyclades are the ultimate destination for kite cruises in Greece. This group of 220 islands located to the East and to the South East of Athens, with it’s crystal clear turquoise waters, it’s vibrant culture, delicious food and it’s million hidden, and not so hidden, spots, make the perfect playground for kitesurfing during the summer months of June, July, August and September. Why? Because during these months, the so called Meltemi, a wind that reaches 35-40 knots practically everyday in the open sea, blows constantly making this part of the Aegean Sea a true Paradise for us kitesurfers and adventurers.

The best known islands probably are Naxos, Mykonos, Paros, Antiparos, Santorini, Milo, Siros, Sifnos, Koufunissi, etc. But there are plenty other more and depending on how the wind blows, from the North West or the North East, the condition are better on one island or another island. Therefore in our trips we have to constantly keep a close eye at how the conditions vary in order to decide our next steps. This makes our trips very exciting, as they never follow the exact same route and unless the Meltemi completely stops blowing, we are guaranteed wind in one or another island, no matter how hidden it might be!

Our Catamaran Kite trip adventures last for a whole week, so 7 nights / 8 days. You will get on board on a Saturday afternoon and you will leave the boat on the next Saturday Morning. The port of boarding will be either Athens, Paros or Mykonos and during those 8 days we will be exploring the best kitesurfing spots the Cyclades have to offer.

Although the Meltemi can be blowing for days non-stop and is awlays coming from the North, it’s not a very predictible wind. This is because it can vary from the NE or NW and blow from 25 knots all the way up to 40 knots. You can only predict the real conditions with a day or two in advance, so there’s not much margin for pre-planning! Therefore it’s difficult to have a fixed route and so most probably the program will be changing constantly. On the other hand this is also where the beauty of our trips resides! We’ll always be exploring new spots depending on the wind conditions.