The Pre-requisits for Good Kiteboarding Locations
This kiteboarding locations question many of our kiteboarding readers and customers ask.
The Kitexcite Best Kiteboarding School and paragliding center in Cabarete Kitebeach, Dominican Republic makes this clear:
Filed under Articles, Kitexcite Blog Home, Our Kitesurfing FAQ by
Thing to Think About before You get Kitesurfing Kites Gear
Kiteboarders to-be often ask: "What kitesurfing kite equipment do I need? "
Other questions related to buying kiteboarding gear we get:
"How many kiteboarding kites would I need? "
"Would I need different kites and boards for waves than for slalum/ flat waters?"
Filed under Articles, Best Kiteboarding Gear, Kitexcite Blog Home, Our Kitesurfing FAQ by
Should I get a kitesurfing package deal or not?
What are the pros and cons of getting a kiteboarding package?
What is a Cabarete kiteboarding package at all?
A kiteboarding package is usually 3 days of lessons, 2-3 days supervision and then kiteboarding equipment usage, depending on how many days your vacation is for – most people have 4 days to 2 weeks. Some kiteboarding packages in cabarete (and elsewhere) include kite equipment sale or hotel accomodation in the package.
Read more about What Kind of Kiteboarding Package Is Good to Get?
Filed under Articles, Kitexcite Blog Home, Our Kitesurfing FAQ by
What's the Best Kiteboarding Board to Get?
"There are so many kiteboarding boards around… What's the difference between all these kite surfing boards?"
With kitesurfing boards, most important thing is to rent one for first 20-30 h of you're kitesurfing learning, or after doinf a kite surfing course and taking kitesurfing lessons. this way you can try out different kiteboarding boards and buy what you like best. Check out our Latest and the newest Best Kiteboarding Boards >>
Filed under Articles, Kitexcite Blog Home, Our Kitesurfing FAQ by
Do I need my own gear to learn kiteboarding?
First of all, if you haven't yet done any kiteboarding lessons in a good Kiteboarding school then wait until you do.
There's no need to buy equipment beforehand, as kiteboarding schools have all the equipment you need for learning.
Read more about Should I Buy or Rent Kiteboarding Equipment?
Filed under Articles, Kiteboarding Center, Kitexcite Blog Home, Our Kitesurfing FAQ by
What do I need to have for my kiteboarding lessons
Congartulations you want to learn to kiteboard! Taking kitesurfing lessons is a wise decision when you want to learn kiteboarding. Our Cabarete kiteboarding school has lates and best kiteboarding kites, boards and gear, but there are a few small things you might want to bring along to your kiteboarding lessons in Cabarete Kite Beach, Dominican Republic…
Read more about What do I Bring to My First Kite Surfing Lesson?
Filed under Articles, Kiteboarding Center, Kitexcite Blog Home, Our Kitesurfing FAQ by
Should You Buy a New or a Secondhand Kiteboarding Kite?
"What's best kite surfing kite for me and how to choose between used second hand kites or new kiteboarding kites?"
Basically your kite surfing kite purchase decision depends upon:
1. Your budget for buying one or more kiteboard kites
2. How frequently you'll be using your kiteboarding kite
3. In which conditions you'll be using your kite
Read more about Should I Buy New or Used Kiteboarding Kites?
Filed under Articles, Best Kiteboarding Gear, Kitexcite Blog Home, Our Kitesurfing FAQ, Used Kiteboarding Gear by
How long does it take to learn to kiteboard?
How much time do I need to learn kiteboarding before I can kiteboard on my own?
To be a completely independent kiteboarder and be able to return to your starting point, you'll need 5-8 days of kiteboarding practice. Usually people need 2-4 h per day of: tuition for 2-3 days, then another 2-5 days under supervision.
Filed under Articles, Kitexcite Blog Home, Our Kitesurfing FAQ by
Kiteboarding Kitesurfing No-Wind Flying Alternatives
"What Happens if I Come to Kite Beach Cabarete for My Short Holiday But the Wind is Gone?"
So What Can You Do if there's No Wind for Kite Boarding in Cabarete Kite Beach?
What are your flying alternatives, or are you doomed to sitting by the pool?
Read more about What If No Wind For Kiteboarding in Cabarete Kite Beach?
Filed under Articles, Kitexcite Blog Home, Our Kitesurfing FAQ, Paragliding by
a. "How Old is the Kiting Equipment You Teach With?"
b. "Do You Teach Kiteboarding With RADIO HELMETS?"
d. "What Happens if I Break any Kiteboarding Equipment?"
e. "What Kiteboarding Wind Conditions Have You?"
Filed under Articles, Kiteboarding Center, Kitexcite Blog Home, Our Kitesurfing FAQ by
"Do I Really Need to Do a Kiteboarding Course?"
Can't I Simply Watch Some YouTube Videos and Save Money..?
Learning kiteboarding in a kiteboarding school definitely saves you money and time and troubles like scars, bad experiences and maybe even serious bodily harm to yourself and or to others around you on the beach.
Read more about Do I Really Need to Do a Kiteboarding Course
Filed under Articles, Kiteboarding Center, Kitexcite Blog Home, Our Kitesurfing FAQ by
Discover Sardinia with Ciaosardinia Map!
It will be probably be thanks to nature that you will fall in love with the Nuraghi island, with more than half of its territory given to green; forests, caves, canyon and mediterranean scrub, jealously tied to ancient vestiges of the past. Thousands of archaeological monuments will show you the greatness of the Nuraghi civilization and of its Shardana people. You will discover the famous Nuraghi: mysterious constructions, with almost 10000 towers that make Sardinia even more unique. You will also get to know other megalithic monuments such as Menhir, Dolmen, Domus de Janas, Tombs of Giants, Sacred Fountains and Nuragic Wells. You will admire all the surprises offered by these mysterious places: small ships and Bronzetti (bronze statuettes), kept in the many Museums in Sardinia.
So, are you ready to be surprised?
Discover Sardinia: Ciaosardinia Map will shows you the best excursions in Sardinia: click here.
Find you bed and breakfast in Sardinia. There are many special offers for you. An example:
The Sandalia Bed and Breakfast is located closed to Badesi, a marvellous tourist site of the reknown sub-region called Gallura, and more exactly in the fraction of Muntiggioni. The town, which is 2 chilometers far from the seaside, was built at 102 meters of altitude, at the very bottom of a hill, from where you could admire the overwhelming panorama of the Asinara gulf, along with views of the medieval village of Castelsardo and the Coghinas river.
The beaches closed to the urban center, with their wonderful brighting white sand, run along the coast for a distance of around 8 km (one of the most extended of the island), and are, for sure, the most reknown and appreciated for their ambiental caracteristic.
b&b in Sardinia, the best way for be free to discover: click here.
Find the best beaches in Sardinia. An example:
La Cinta beach is located in San Teodoro.
It is certainly the largest and most frequented beach on the whole coast, one of the most favourite spot for surfer and kitesurfer. The beach is a very long sandy cordon of about 4 km which reaches with sandy dunes the nighbouring centre of an important ovifauna where you can often find also flamingos. The beauty and whiteness of this solar and panoramic shore, the transparence of the very green water are qualities to be added to what, nowadays, may be considered one of the most prized prerogatives for a seaside resort: the remarkable extension of La Cinta allows space and peacefulness, even in the high season.
Read more about Find your B&B and discover Sardinia, its beaches and its excursions
Filed under Articles by
Municipality of Petaloudes (Butterflies)
Kremasli. Paradisi. Theologos. Pelaloudes. Kalopelra. Maritsa. Pastida. Damalria
Municipality of Petaloudes tel. +30 22413 61600 www.dimospetaloudon.gr
The municipality of Petaloudes comprises the villages of Kremasti, Paradisi and Theologos. The inland communities Pastida. Maritsa and Damatria and the unique valley known as Petaloudes. In ancient times this region was the southernmost extent of the city-state of lalisos. The ancient rural towns of Istanioi (at Theologos) and Damatriis (at Damatria) have been discovered by excavations and other historical sources. During later times forts. Byzantine churches and monasteries were all constructed in the region. The area still has a traditional rural character.
Even though this is combined with a remarkable growth in the tourist sector. based on the hospitality of the inhabitants and the natural beauty of the district. The centre of the municipality is Kremasti. one of the biggest and liveliest villages on the island, famous for its major festival of the Panagia (Virgin Mary) celebrated on 15th August every year. The beach of Kremasti is perfect for kitesurfing and windsurfing Beyond Paradisi lies Theologos, a lovely village close to the international airport. This area is experiencing the most significant tourist growth in the region, with modern hotels and an organized beach with many water sports facilities, specially for windsurfing and kitesurfing In the rural communities of Pastida and Damatria, visitors can admire the small Byzantine monasteries and meet the locals, as well as in Maritsa, a traditional village with tavernas. The most fascinating and popular attraclion of the region is certainly the valley of Petaloudes, with its unique flora and fauna and the historic monastery of Kalopetra at the highest point of the valley.
The Valley of the Butterflies. A well-known habitat of rare beauty and unique value for the reproduction of the Panaxia Quadripunctaria butterfly.
An unquestionable point of attraction for thousands of tourists on the island of Rhodes, the Valley of the Butterflies features an ambience of incomparable scenic beauty, with lush vegetation and laughing streams of water accompanying the visitor while strolling through the paths artfully traced throughout the site. Also to be visited in the Valley, the Museum of Natural History of the island of Rhodes, located right at the entrance of the site, where visitors have the opportunity to delve into the secrets of this unique ecosystem.
Theologos (or Tholos). A modern seaside resort, where the village has maintained its traditional colour. The ruins of the ancient town of Istanioi are especially interesting, as well as the many churches of the region. It is also one of the best spots on the west Side of the island for windsurfing, kitesurfing and other waters ports.
The Panagia Kalopetra monastery, at the northern tip of Petaloudes Valley, with glorious sea views. It was built by Dimitrios Ypsilantis in 1782 while in exile on Rhodes. The wooden Icon screen is justly celebrated.
Paradisi, a picturesque village close to the international airport, with traditional houses and older public buildings, such as the local school. Today's village name ('paradise') underlines the beauty of the surrounding area. In medieval times it was called Villanova, after the Grand Master Villeneuve, who built a strong fortress here. The ruins still stand at the entrance to the village.
The old airport close to Maritsa is now used for car and motorcycle racing, as well as for air mo¬del displays. The airport also accommodates the offices of the Air Club of Rhodes.
Kremasti is one of the biggest and liveliest vil¬lages on the island. The inhabitants of Kremasti are hardworking, hospitable and keep their tra¬ditions. They are proud of their village and every year on 15th August they celebrate the feast of Panagia. which attracts Visitors from all the Dodecanese islands. There are many cultural events during this time as well as a handicraft exhibition.
Read more about Greece Municipality of Petaloudes (Butterflies) Rhodes
Filed under Articles by





