Pease Bay lies at the South east coast of Scotland. The beach is exposed to the open sea, so there is constantly wind and that’s why it is suitable for kitesurfing. Having the advantage of suitable weather conditions, you may find your spot easily because of the expansion of the beach.
The beach is quite versatile, as it expands from the left with sand to the right with reefs. So it is advisable for beginners to stay away from the right side. Speaking of weather conditions, it has to be mentioned that swell and wind work better when the wind direction is southwesterly. The wind direction breaks from both sides, left and right, so be aware as the right breaker ends to the rocks. The average sea temperature is 4˚C/39.20˚F and can drop down to -12˚C/10.40˚F, so be aware to wear your kitesurfing suit.
Only matter of caution is to be careful with the rocks, especially when the sea is at low tide. Apart from that, one of the main advantages of the beach is that there is a caravan camping, just next to the beach that can accommodate you and your family.
In north-east Aberdeenshire, a 18 km/11.5 mi long coastline with sandy beaches can definitely come up with the most demanding kite-surfer's expectations.
Aruba, Bonaire and Curaçao form a group named ''ABC Islands'' that belongs to Leeward Islands, in the southern Lesser Antilles. Although Aruba is located in the southern Caribbean Sea, its climate is quite dry even during the wet season.
Revere Beach is a public beach in Revere, Massachusetts, USA. Located at about 4 mi/6.5 km in the north of downtown Boston, the beach, founded in 1895, is the first public beach in the country. More than 250,000 bathers relax along Revere's shores on hot summer afternoons. There is transportation leaving from Boston and a stop directly on the beach for the ones who want to disembark there.
Turkish coastline overlooking the Aegean sea is an excellent spot for extreme sports activities. Alaçati Bay, in southwest coasts of Turkey, is an excellent place for kite surfing!
Adelaide, the liveliest city in Australia, is the capital of South Australia state and is situated on the Adelaide Plains and more specifically at the north side of Fleurieu Peninsula.
Newquay is a famous destination for kite-surfing. One of the busiest beaches is Fistral beach. The beach is located next to Newquay and it provides all the appropriate accommodation and equipment that someone needs during his/her visit on the spot.
Near Aberdeen, there are plenty of spectacular and breathtaking sea cliffs for climbers of all levels of ability.
Close to Aberdeen city, Scolty Hill represents the perfect destination for mountain biking. Try to combine the Aberdeen's cosmopolitan life with the adventure in Scolty Hill's nature.
At 54 km/33 mi in the north of Aberdeen city, there is a town called Broadsea Point bay. The bay starts from the town of Fraserburgh until the eastern side of Cairnbulg Point.
Paintball in Scotland is a famous activity as it offers great sites, due to its morphology of the land.
Lochaber, the capital of outdoor activities across the UK, in the Highlands of Scotland, is the perfect area for the most exciting water sports performance. White Water Rafting on the river Garry is one of them.
Ben Nevis is the highest mountain of United Kingdom. Being a special destination for all the mountaineers, it has also many to offer as a rock climbing destination. Fort William, the main town of the Highlands in Scotland is a key spot for all those who would like to combine adventure with a great variety of provided facilities.
Glencoe mountain resort is the oldest one in Scotland, offering the best natural terrain in the country. It is situated near a small village, named Glencoe too. Locals are able to provide visitors with many facilities, such as hotels, restaurants and cozy cafes, where everyone could taste traditional products.
Nevis Range is a ski resort in Scotland, situated at about 6 mi/10 km of Fort William, the largest town in the Highlands. The fact that Fort William is located at the foot of Aonach Mor, the 8th highest mountain in the United Kingdom, makes its topography a really unique setting. In addition, the stunning surrounding area with mountains, forests, sea lochs and of course the Caledonial Canal provide a great resource for outdoor activity opportunities.
