reflexxxVraagstellerlid sinds 2010 · 909 berichten22 jun 2010 17:38
Kitesurf Tour Europe: Poland - Swinoujscie
Event Info:
the 5th and last stop of the Kitesurf Tour Europe will be host in Swinoujscie /Poland. Swinoujscie is famous for his beach with lots of flat water due to the the shallow ocean line. The Kitesurf Tour Europe takes place in the last weekend of the Polish summer holiday.Thousands of tourists are expected as at the same time 40th International
Artistic Campus FAMA will be performed.
Świnoujście is famous due to beautiful, white-sand beaches (the widest in Poland - up to 100m) and warm water (+22C). The spot works well with winds from W by N to E. The most admired direction is NE-ly during summer months enhanced by thermal wind and Gosań hill - the highest Polish cliff. When the high pressure stabilises above Scandinavia there is a chance for two weeks of NE-ly 25kts every afternoon while no wind blows anywhere else at Southern Baltic coast! This thermal wind combined with 1,3km harbour breakwater provides excellent conditions for everyone: perfect flat water and long waves (up to 4m) for frontside riding at the same spot! There is no tidal current, no tides, no shorebreak and on top of that low salt water. Some current might be running with strong W-ly gales. Ferries entering or leaving the harbour might disrupt the wind flow but they will provide magnificent background in the picture. Behind the dunes runs a new built promenade with numerous restaurants, pubs and bars.
Event Info:
the 5th and last stop of the Kitesurf Tour Europe will be host in Swinoujscie /Poland. Swinoujscie is famous for his beach with lots of flat water due to the the shallow ocean line. The Kitesurf Tour Europe takes place in the last weekend of the Polish summer holiday.Thousands of tourists are expected as at the same time 40th International
Artistic Campus FAMA will be performed.
Świnoujście is famous due to beautiful, white-sand beaches (the widest in Poland - up to 100m) and warm water (+22C). The spot works well with winds from W by N to E. The most admired direction is NE-ly during summer months enhanced by thermal wind and Gosań hill - the highest Polish cliff. When the high pressure stabilises above Scandinavia there is a chance for two weeks of NE-ly 25kts every afternoon while no wind blows anywhere else at Southern Baltic coast! This thermal wind combined with 1,3km harbour breakwater provides excellent conditions for everyone: perfect flat water and long waves (up to 4m) for frontside riding at the same spot! There is no tidal current, no tides, no shorebreak and on top of that low salt water. Some current might be running with strong W-ly gales. Ferries entering or leaving the harbour might disrupt the wind flow but they will provide magnificent background in the picture. Behind the dunes runs a new built promenade with numerous restaurants, pubs and bars.
