Kitesurfing holidays in Europe

Portugal is a dream spot for those looking for adventure holidays in Europe. FeelViana Sport Hotel located in the north of Portugal’s gem, Viana do Castelo, overlooks the Cabedelo beach pinewood. FeelViana is a sustainable four-star hotel, all made from wood and perfectly framed in the surrounding landscape. Kitesurfing, windsurfing, surfing, SUP, wakeboarding and biking are all part of your day to day at FeelViana. They are at the heart of this Hotel. We suggest several outdoor activities and lessons for all levels and ages, and these experiences are available for both hotel guests and non-resident guests. We also provide a variety of camps for all sports enthusiasts all year round.

Surf and Kite Theologos is located on the west coast of Rhodes, one of the largest Greek islands with beautiful sand beaches and little picturesque villages. This is a perfect option for a kite holiday, with 300 days of sunshine a year and consistent cross-onshore winds. Our beach is safe, with no rock hazards, and our center has ample space for launching and landing right outside. Theologos offers perfect conditions and set-up for all levels of rider, including a rescue service. The average temperature of the sparkling water is 27C, mostly flat with some days choppy and wavy. The season is from May until the end of October. Wind tends to kick in first thing in the morning, and pick up after lunchtime, ranging during the season from 15 to 25 knots coming from the west/southwest.

Dare to choose the road less traveled. Stay in the heart of a Natura 2000 protected ecosystem, immerse yourself in the surroundings and let the energy flow within. Spoil yourself with every amenity that modern hospitality has to offer. Enjoy the panoramic view of Keros Beach from your private veranda and stargaze into the dark night sky. Take a leisurely five-minute walk to one of the best windsurfing and kitesurfing spots in the world. Sleep close to nature, rest without compromise, and heal physically and emotionally beneath the Greek summer sun, the Meltemi trade winds and the gentle whisper of the Aegean Sea.