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Evvoia / Agia Anna, Greece

Western Greece, Greece

Beginner Ocean Flat Water Ocean

About Evvoia / Agia Anna, Greece

Flat water and light winds make Evvoia a progression lab—if you time it right. August delivers; other months are a gamble on 10 knots.

Avg wind

10.3 kts

Peak season

10.3 kts

Windy days/yr

66

Peak hours

10:00–13:00

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

Aug

Wind directions

NNENNESSWENE

Amenities

Beach tavernas and cafes typical of Greek coastal villagesBasic accommodation options in nearby Agia Anna villageLimited kite schools; bring your own equipment or arrange lessons in advance

Hazards

Shallow flat water requires awareness of sandbars and sudden depth changesLight and variable wind conditions (10.3 kts average) demand patience and skillOccasional gusty NNE/N winds can create unpredictable conditions for beginnersRocky outcrops possible near shoreline—scout the launch area before entering water

Launch notes

The flat water makes this ideal for progression, but light average winds mean you'll need favorable conditions. Launch directly into NNE or N winds for cleanest, most consistent conditions.

Gear & clothing

Gear · Bring a 15-17m kite for the light average winds (10.3 kts); consider a 12m for gustier days. A twintip or directional board works well in the flat water for learning tricks and improving technique.

Clothing · A 3mm or 2mm spring suit is sufficient in August; water temps are warm (24-26°C). Lighter rashguard or shirt for sun protection if conditions allow.

Crowd & etiquette

Respect local swimmers and fishermen, especially during summer months. Stay downwind of other kiters and follow standard right-of-way rules to maintain good relations with the small local community.

Additional notes

August is the peak windy month, but expect light and inconsistent winds other times—plan your trip accordingly. The Evvoia island location offers beautiful scenery but limited kite infrastructure, so self-sufficiency is key.

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