Trinidad / Mayaro Beach, Trinidad and Tobago
Trinidad, Trinidad and Tobago
About Trinidad / Mayaro Beach, Trinidad and Tobago
Mayaro punches above intermediate difficulty. Atlantic swell, scattered reef, strong currents—24 windy days a year means you hunt for sessions. When ENE fills in, you've got serious conditions to manage.
10 kts
10 kts
24
09:00–12:00
Monthly wind profile
Bars = average wind speed in knots. Solid = best months.
Best months
Wind directions
Amenities
Hazards
Launch notes
Launch from the sandy beach areas, being mindful of choppy conditions and strong shore breaks. East and northeast winds provide the most consistent offshore pressure for launching.
Gear & clothing
Gear · Bring 14-17m kites to handle the light average winds (10 kts), with a wave board for the choppy conditions. Consider a directional board for better control in inconsistent swell.
Clothing · A 3/2mm wetsuit is suitable year-round given Trinidad's tropical climate; water temperatures stay warm between 26-28°C. Minimal cold-water protection needed, focus on sun and rash protection instead.
Crowd & etiquette
Share the beach respectfully with swimmers and fishermen, particularly locals who frequent this traditional fishing area. Keep upwind during sessions to avoid drifting toward other beach users.
Additional notes
Visit during February-April or December-January for the most reliable wind windows. Check local weather conditions closely before committing trips, as consistent wind days are limited and swell varies significantly.