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Joevees, Philippines

Siargao, Philippines

Intermediate Ocean Choppy Ocean

About Joevees, Philippines

Joevees works Jan/Feb only when NE monsoon arrives. Choppy water, strong current, and a tight wind window make this a committed intermediate mission—not a progression spot.

Avg wind

7.6 kts

Peak season

7.6 kts

Windy days/yr

5

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

FebJan

Wind directions

NNENENENE

Amenities

Beach resorts and accommodation options catering to water sports touristsLocal restaurants and warungs serving fresh seafood near the beachEquipment rental shops and kitesurfing schools in Siargao

Hazards

Choppy ocean conditions with strong currents typical of Philippine watersSharp coral reefs and rocky outcrops common in Siargao areaLimited wind consistency with only 5 windy days annually outside peak seasonTropical storms and squalls possible even in winter months

Launch notes

Launch from the beach during NE to NNE winds for optimal conditions. The choppy ocean state requires careful entry and exit; scout conditions before committing.

Gear & clothing

Gear · Bring 14-17m kites to handle the light average winds of 7.6 knots; a freestyle or wave board works well for choppy conditions. Have smaller kites ready for stronger wind days.

Clothing · A 2-3mm wetsuit is ideal for tropical Philippine waters year-round, though a rashguard may suffice during peak season. Booties protect feet from sharp coral.

Crowd & etiquette

Respect local fishermen and their nets, especially early morning. Share the break with other kiters and give priority to those already riding.

Additional notes

January and February offer the most reliable wind window; plan your trip accordingly as conditions are marginal outside these months. Check local forecasts regularly and befriend local kiters for real-time wind and swell updates.

Features

Intermediate Spot
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