Wind at Kite Beach
Cross-onshore trade winds, flatter water inside the reef and waves out on it.
The spot
Good for every level
Kite Beach has cross-onshore trade winds. The water is flatter inside the reef, and there are waves out on the reef, so it works for beginners and for experienced riders.
The kite schools are just across the main road from the apartments.
Your kit
Room for your gear
- Happy Apartment has a wood terrace and kite storage
- Barbie Room has a large balcony for kitesurfing equipment
- Camino Laguna Apartment has a wood balcony with a view
- Ecostudio has a small wooden balcony
- Mono’s 2BR has a small balcony
- Toma La Luna Apartment has a patio or balcony
- The kite schools are just across the main road
FAQ
Questions guests ask
What are the wind conditions at Kite Beach?
Kite Beach has cross-onshore trade winds. The water is flatter inside the reef and there are waves out on the reef, so it works for beginners and experienced riders.
Can beginners kite at Kite Beach?
Yes. The water inside the reef is flatter, which suits beginners, and the kite schools are right in front of Mango House.
When is the best time to kite in Cabarete?
The most reliable wind is usually from April to September, with June and July often the windiest months. December to March tends to bring lighter wind and bigger waves. October and November are usually the rainiest months. Check the live forecast on this page before you book.
Can I take kite lessons?
Yes. Samuela and Joselito, both professional kiteboarders, can teach you; ask Samuela when you book. There are also many kite schools close by, including Kite Beach Watersports Centre across the main road.
Where can I keep my kite gear?
In your apartment. Some have extra room for it: Happy Apartment has kite storage on its wood terrace, and Barbie Room has a large balcony for gear. Some of the kite schools also have lockers at the beach.
Come and ride
Pick an apartment and check the dates, or ask Samuela and Joselito a question first.