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Great Exuma / February Point, Bahamas

Bahamas, Bahamas

Expert Ocean Choppy Waves Ocean

About Great Exuma / February Point, Bahamas

220 windy days a year, but shallow reef and constant swell demand respect. Reliable wind, unforgiving water—this is a grind spot.

Avg wind

13.3 kts

Peak season

13.3 kts

Windy days/yr

220

Peak hours

08:00–11:00

Monthly wind profile

Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec

Bars = average wind speed in knots. Solid = best months.

Best months

FebAprJunNovJulJanOctMarDecAugMaySep

Wind directions

ENEEESENESE

Amenities

February Point Resort nearby with accommodation and dining optionsLocal boat rental and water sports facilitiesBasic supplies and provisions in George Town, about 30 minutes away

Hazards

Strong ocean swells and choppy water conditions create turbulent launching and unpredictable wave patternsShallow reefs and coral heads throughout the area pose collision risksSudden wind shifts and gusty conditions common in this tropical locationLimited visibility in murky water during certain tidal conditions

Launch notes

Launch from the beach facing ENE to E winds for optimal conditions. Choppy ocean waters require careful entry; scout the launch zone for the calmest pocket and watch for incoming swell sets before committing.

Gear & clothing

Gear · Bring 14-17m kites to handle the average 13.3kt winds effectively in choppy conditions. Use a directional or wave board for better control in chop and swell.

Clothing · A 3/2mm springsuit is adequate for February water temperatures (around 74°F), though a full 3/2mm or 4/3mm is safer for extended sessions in winter months.

Crowd & etiquette

Respect local fishing activities and boat traffic in the area. Coordinate with other kiters to establish clear zones and avoid crowding in the limited suitable launch areas.

Additional notes

February Point offers consistent wind with 220 windy days annually, making it highly reliable. Plan sessions around tide changes as shallow reef areas become more hazardous at low tide.

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