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Aber Wrac'h, France

Bretagne, France

Intermediate Ocean Choppy Ocean

About Aber Wrac'h, France

Aber Wrac'h delivers 169+ windy days yearly across a tidal bay that demands respect. Consistent wind, cold water, rocky launch zones—this is serious Atlantic kiting.

Avg wind

12.2 kts

Peak season

12.2 kts

Windy days/yr

169.5

Peak hours

15:00–18:00

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

DecFebMarSepNovJanAprOctMayJulAugJun

Wind directions

SWSSWWSWSNE

Amenities

Nearby village of Aber Wrac'h with cafés, restaurants, and basic servicesSeasonal beach facilities and parking available during peak monthsLocal kitesurfing schools and equipment rental shops in the area

Hazards

Strong tidal currents and rip tides common in this Breton coastal areaRocky outcrops and shallow reefs near shore—scout launch areas carefullyChoppy ocean conditions create unpredictable wave patterns and turbulenceCold water temperatures increase hypothermia risk year-round

Launch notes

Launch from sandy areas away from rocks; SW to NE winds are most consistent. Watch for tidal changes that affect water depth and current strength near the launch zone.

Gear & clothing

Gear · Use 14–17m kites for the consistent 12.2kt average winds; a directional or twin-tip board handles choppy conditions well. Consider a larger kite for lighter wind days common in summer months.

Clothing · Wear a 5/3mm or 4/3mm wetsuit year-round; water temperatures rarely exceed 16°C. Add a hood and booties in winter (Dec–Feb) when conditions are coldest.

Crowd & etiquette

Share the beach with swimmers and other water sports users; stay aware of local kiting zones and respect any designated areas. Breton beaches can get crowded in summer—launch early or choose off-peak times.

Additional notes

Aber Wrac'h enjoys 169+ windy days annually, making it reliable for consistent sessions. Check local tide tables and weather forecasts before each session, as tidal range significantly affects launch conditions and safety.

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