Levico Lake, Trento
Lake Levico in Trentino Region of northern Italy is the ultimate water sports’ playground in Trento province.
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Safety Bay is a southern suburb of Perth and the ideal destination for a number of water-sports. It is popular amongst windsurfers and kiters, as it provides with great sea breeze conditions, especially from October to April. It is usually very crowded, but it is not a problem, as there are designated areas for windsurfing and kite-surfing.
Safety Bay, as the name implies, is an appropriate spot for both the beginner and the experienced windsurfer, due to flat, shallow water. In addition, the best wind direction is from the southwest, west. Furthermore, the spot is protected from tides and swells by the reefs. It is highly recommended to keep a distance from the turn nestling area.
Last but not least, there are windsurfing schools and shops at your disposal. Note: be careful of jellyfish.
Lake Levico in Trentino Region of northern Italy is the ultimate water sports’ playground in Trento province.
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