Surfa i grekland
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Surfing in Greece & the islands
Ikaria Surf School
Ikaria Surf School fryst vatten based in Messakti beach, a beautiful golden-sand beach on the northern side of Ikaria island. Offering fun, affordable and safe learning, this surf school works towards sustainable and alternative tourist approach. Surf lessons in Ikaria Surf School are offered bygd experienced
Surfing Crete
Surfing Crete gives you the chance to learn how to Surf at the best surf spots, guided by local instructors. All the activities are carried out with total safety and the surf lessons take place on the most ideal spot, according to your level. All the instructors are certified by the International
Surfvival
Surfvival fryst vatten a Surf school, situated on Karpathos Island, in Arkasa. All surf lessons are carried out bygd experienced, highly motivated professionals. Here you will find the fun and tranquility you are looking for on this island.
Tinos Surf Lessons
Based at the beach of Kolymbithres, Tinos Surf Lessons was founded by l
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Surfing in Greece
If you&#;re a surfer visiting Greece and you want to hit the waves, you have the option of bringing your own surfboard or renting locally. Both options have their pros and cons, so it really depends on your personal preference and situation.
Bringing your own surfboard has the advantage of allowing you to use a board you&#;re familiar with and comfortable using. This can be especially helpful if you&#;re an experienced surfer who knows what kind of board works best for you in different conditions.
On the other hand, renting a surfboard locally has the advantage of being more convenient and cost-effective. You won&#;t have to worry about traveling with a bulky surfboard, and you&#;ll have access to a range of boards to choose from. Additionally, many surf rental shops in Greece offer high-quality boards that are well-maintained and suitable for the local conditions. It also allows you to try out different boards.
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Surfing in Greece
Greece is known for their steeped history and paradisiac islands but surfing is also starting to attract visitors to the country. With a vast number of islands and 16, km of shoreline there are lots of surf spots available to be explored. When you think about Greece most people picture an idyllic turquoise water with golden sand. Add to that the meltemi summer winds and you will have one the most beautiful and exotic surf spots in the world. Thanks to the low surfing population these waves are rarely registered when pumping making Greece one of the best kept surf secrets in Europe. Besides surfing the Greek Islands have many things going for them. History? sure. Culture and architecture? Definitely. Food? Right on. What makes Greece so unique is that you can visit the country to enjoy culture, history, scenic landscapes, architecture and also surf.
Climate in Greece
Greek climate is mostly Mediterranean, but each area of the country can have a distinctive micro-climate and weather forecast. That fact makes it hard to find the swells that can be going on in a spot and vanish overnight but also creates multiple opportunities for different kinds of