Kitesurfing in Cyprus

Cyprus, with its crystal-clear waters, consistent winds, and long coastline, is one of the most convenient destinations for kitesurfing in the Mediterranean.

Whether you are an experienced rider or a beginner, the Republic of Cyprus has spots and schools for different skill levels. Below is an overview of the main locations, schools, equipment rental, and lesson prices.

• Best kitesurfing spots in Cyprus
• Kitesurfing schools in Cyprus
• Kite rental and lesson prices
• Frequently asked questions

Best kitesurfing spots in Cyprus

Paramali

Located between Limassol and Paphos, at the first exit after the tunnel if you are coming from Limassol, or at the exit before the tunnel if you are coming from Paphos. The beach is about 2 km long. The spot works best with southwesterly wind, which often blows in the Republic of Cyprus in summer. Paramali is a small village that belongs to the British sovereign base areas in Cyprus.
Location

Akrotiri

Akrotiri, or "Sunken Ships," is located near Limassol in the village of Akrotiri. It is a sovereign base area, as well as a beach where turtles nest. Akrotiri is a small bay where a limited number of riders can comfortably ride. The best winds for this spot are westerly, southwesterly, and northwesterly. There are usually small waves here.
Location

Kiti Beach — Softades

The beach is located near Larnaca. This is one of the most popular kitesurfing spots in the Republic of Cyprus: it has a wide coastline, a sandy beach, and shallow water. The spot is suitable for both beginners and experienced riders. The winds are especially steady in the summer months.
Location

Curium Beach

The beach is located near Limassol. The area is known for its archaeological sites and beautiful views, and it is suitable for kitesurfing thanks to the wind and waves. The spot is better suited to experienced riders, as conditions can be more challenging than on the shallow beaches of Larnaca.
Location

Kitesurfing schools in Cyprus

Kahuna Surfhouse

• Website: kahunasurfhouse.eu
• Phone: +357 99 543811
• Location: Larnaca

Windsurf City

• Website: windsurfcitycyprus.com
• Phone: +357 99 555886
• Location: Mackenzie, Larnaca

Vulcan Surf

• Website: vulcansurf.com
• Phone: +357 96 644171
• Location: Limassol and Larnaca

Easy Kiteschool

• Website: easykiteschool.com
• Phone: +357 97 712591
• Location: Larnaca

We Are Kitesurfing

• Website: wearekitesurfing.com
• Phone: +357 99 195459
• Location: Limassol

Windsurf Zone

• Website: surfersshopcyprus.com
• Phone: +357 99 686917
• Location: Limassol

Wind Bandit Kiteshack

• Website: windbandit.com
• Phone: +357 99 344515
• Location: Softades, Kiti, Larnaca District

Kitemed

• Website: kitemed.com
• Phone: +357 99 588642
• Location: Softades, Kiti, Larnaca District

Kiteflex

• Website: kitesurfingcyprus.org
• Phone: +357 99 618448
• Location: Softades, Kiti, Larnaca District

Kite rental and lesson prices

If you do not have your own equipment, most schools and surf shops offer gear for rent.

Prices are listed on official websites and range from 16 EUR per hour to 80 EUR per day for a full kitesurfing equipment set, including a kite, board, harness, and safety gear. Lesson price from 60 EUR per hour

Lesson prices usually start from 60 EUR per hour. Before booking, it is best to check whether the price includes equipment, insurance, transfer to the spot, and instructor supervision on the water.

Frequently asked questions about sea holidays in Cyprus

What are the best beaches in Cyprus?

The concept of the "best beach" depends on the purpose of the trip. For swimming and family holidays, sandy beaches with infrastructure are usually chosen, while for kitesurfing, wind, open space, and a safe entry into the water are more important.

Where can I find dive schools in Cyprus?

Dive schools operate in Larnaca, Limassol, and Protaras. The most popular programs for beginners are Open Water Diver and Advanced Open Water Diver.

When is the best kitesurfing season in Cyprus?

The main season lasts from May to October, when the winds are most stable. In summer, the best time to ride often falls in the second half of the day.