The largest island in the Mediterranean Sea, Sicily offers warm weather and reliable wind. The nature reserve of Stagnone is the largest lagoon in Sicily, extending between the areas of Marsala and Trapani. The picturesque lagoon is home to a number of small islands and is famous for its salt pans and windmills. The endless flat water of Lo Stagnone is perfect for kitesurfing and stand up paddling and there are several islands in the lagoon waiting to be explored. A number of beautiful beaches also beckon, providing white sands and turquoise waters where you can while away your days in paradise.
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ProKite Alby Rondina Hotel
Bed & Breakfast
Sicily, Italy
Grand Palace Hotel
BED AND BREAKFAST
Sicily, Italy
Stella D'Italia Marsala
ROOM ONLY
Sicily, Italy
Baglio Oneto Wine resort
Bed & Breakfast
Sicily, Italy
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Kitesurfing in Sicily is
Perfect for Learn To Kitesurf
Perfect for Improver (not riding upwind)
Perfect for Independent kiter with storage
Perfect for Independent kiter
Lo Stagnone, Sicily, offers a great kitesurfing area for beginners just starting out or improvers looking to progress. The large flat water area is shallow enough all around that you can stand up no matter how deep you get or far you go and with a great warm water temperature, and a daytime temperature that never drops below 20 degrees Celsius in summer, the area is perfect for those learning new tricks or that are still learning to surf upwind. With conditions like these, it takes considerably less time to master new skills and is easier to spend hours practising by yourself. It is possible to kitesurf safely in all wind conditions and Lo Stagnone has about 300 windy days per year.