Istorlet is an ideal area for those who want to feel the adventure of wind activities. Performing windsurfing here will surely give you an extraordinary experience. Something that makes this place special for windsurfing is its geographical location.
During summer, the winds blow from the south-west and in colder seasons from the north-west. Another point is that wind speed varies from 17 to 40 km/hour (9 to 22 knots) helping visitors to experience the best windsurfing.
Istorlet has proved that it is one of the most appropriate places both for beginners and experienced practitioners. After exercising your favorite sport, you can spend your time admiring the sightseeing of this area.
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