Only an hour from London is one of the best kept secrets in kitesurfing. The Isle of Thanet has beaches that face all directions and can be used at most states of the tide. For you this means learning in the best possible conditions with clean winds and sandy beaches. Whilst learning to kitesurf is simple, trying to learn in the wrong conditions can make the sport very frustrating. To enable you to get up and riding as quickly as possible we use the best beach on any given day, by checking the latest forecasts and the live weather reports. This helps our students get up on a board quicker and with a lot less hassle. Here are just a few of our favourite spots

Minnis Bay
Situated near Birchington Minnis Bay enjoys Blue Flag status and has a few miles of golden sand at low tide. Best suited to winds from the West, North West, North and North East, Minnis is one of our favourite spots.

Pegwell Bay
Just south of Ramsgate Pegwell Bay is a popular spot with tourists and kitesurfers alike. At low tide it’s a fair old stroll to the waters edge but with literally miles of sand between you and anything solid its one of the safest beaches around and works well in South West, South and South Easterly winds.

Ramsgate Sands
Golden sands and fish and chips galore! Ramsgate is a great beach to use in an Easterly wind and has plenty to do after the wind dies off with bars lining the seafront.

Where to Stay
All the beaches are within half an hour of each other and the Isle of Thanet has plenty of accommodation options in its towns of Birchington, Margate, Broadstairs and Ramsgate. Call us if you want any more information.