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Kite spot

Geisum Island / The Jetty, Egypt

Hurghada and El Gouna, Egypt

Beginner Ocean Flat Water Ocean

About Geisum Island / The Jetty, Egypt

Nearly 300 windy days a year. Flat lagoon, zero shore break. Sand launches, reef to navigate. Built for progression.

Avg wind

16.5 kts

Peak season

16.5 kts

Windy days/yr

297.5

Peak hours

15:00–18:00

Monthly wind profile

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

Best months

JunSepAugOctFebJulAprMayNovJanDecMar

Wind directions

NNWNWNWNWESE

Amenities

Nearby kitesurfing schools and rental shops in El Gouna and HurghadaBeach clubs and restaurants within close proximity to the spotFresh water showers and facilities at local beach resortsEasy accessibility via paved roads from Hurghada city center

Hazards

Shallow reef areas and coral heads scattered throughout the lagoon require careful route planningOccasional boat traffic from local ferries and tourist vessels near the jettyStrong currents near the jetty structure during tidal changesSharp coral and rocks when wading or launching in shallow areas

Launch notes

The flat water lagoon offers ideal beginner launch conditions with minimal shore break. NW and N winds are most consistent; launch from the sandy areas away from the jetty structure to avoid obstacles.

Gear & clothing

Gear · Use 15-17m kites to maximize light wind days averaging 16.5 knots. A directional or small wave board works well for the flat water conditions.

Clothing · A 3mm or 2mm spring suit is suitable year-round given Egypt's warm climate; consider a rash guard for sun protection during summer months.

Crowd & etiquette

Respect designated boat channels near the jetty and stay clear of local fishing activity. Maintain awareness of other riders in the flat water and follow local guide recommendations for safe zones.

Additional notes

The spot enjoys exceptional wind reliability with 297+ windy days annually, making it ideal for skill progression. Book accommodation in nearby El Gouna for convenient access to this protected lagoon spot.

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