Mangalia offers a moderate maritime climate that features warm but not hot summers with an average temperature of 21 °C /70 °F and cool but not cold winters with an average temperature of 1 °C /34 °F. As the sea breeze gets stronger during the summer months and the sea warmer, kite-surfing has became a favorite activity for the locals.
The sandy beach is very wide and has designated areas for swimmers and water sports, so finding the perfect spot to launch your kite is easy. The sea is shallow and clean and has small to medium choppy waves. The best season to kite-surf is from April to October, where the thermal winds provide with ideal conditions for free ride and speed kite-surfing.
Mangalia Beach and the other beach resorts that are located on the north side of the city, such as Neptun, Jupiter, Venus and more, are part of the upcoming hot spots in Romania for kite-surfing, sharing the same weather and sea conditions with Mangalia Beach. So make your pick or visit them all and enjoy a long day riding the waves and the wind in the amazing sandy coast of Mangalia.
Istanbul, representing the modern side of Turkey, is not only a great touristic destination but it can be also an excellent choice for the kite surfing fans.
If you want to escape, feel the adventure and enjoy yourself, Port Aransas is the most appropriate place to visit. It is situated north of Padre Island. Although it is one of the longest barrier islands along the Texas coast, Port Aransas offers everything you need for your entertainment and adventure.
Pinaroo Point is located at 25 km/16 mi in the north west of Perth City at the Hillery suburb.
Sunset Beach is located in north Orange County and is undoubtedly one of the most favorable kite-surfing spots in California. The spot offers peaceful and luxurious surroundings all year long, while the better season for going kite-surfing is from April to October.
Pelican Point is a peninsula protruding in the shallow flat waters of the Swan River, in Perth, site of Australia's first Kite-Surfing school.
Didim is a well-known seaside holiday resort, located on the north shore of the Gulf of Gulluk opposite the Bodrum penninsula villages like Torba, Turkbuku and Yalikavak.
Sinaia, also known as the "Carpathian Pearl", is a mountainous town located in an amazing alpine scenery on the Prahova Valley, only at 74.5 mi/120 km away from Bucharest. The city used once to be one of the favorite attractions for Romanian aristocracy and evolved into a major holiday destination when King Charles I decided to build there his summer residence, the Palace of Peles.
Sulina is a unique small town in Tulcea County, situated on a distributor channel that forms the Danube Delta and is bordered by the Black Sea. Located in the southernmost point of Romania, it used to be once a very important port and shipyard. Since there is no road access, Sulina can be approached only by boat from Tulcea and is a wonderland for nature enthusiasts who wish to explore and admire the magnificent beauty of the Danube Delta.
Located on the crossroad of various commercial routes, Constanta is situated on the western coast of the Black Sea and hosts Romania's largest sea port. Rich in history and archaeological treasures and bordered by the sea with a long coastline and beautiful beaches, Constansa is a city of great cultural and economic importance and a famous touristic venue for both local and foreign visitors.
Bucharest, Romania's largest city and capital, is nowadays a bustling metropolis with a great collection of cultural attractions. But that is not all since Bucharest has the potential to attract and allure not only the history lovers but also the adrenaline seekers.
Vama Veche is a small village located on the lower Romanian coat on the Black Sea, close to the border with Bulgaria. Widely known as non mainstream destination, the village attracts visitors that are into free camping, nude swimming and non stop partying with many music festivals and events throughout summer.
Razim Lake is located within a group of lakes, south of the Danube Delta in Tulcea County and borders the Black Sea. Surrounded by impressive landscapes and lush nature, this is the largest lake in Romania and forms various lagoons and bays.
Located on the crossroad of various commercial routes, Constanta is situated on the western coast of the Black Sea and hosts Romania's largest sea port. Rich in history and archaeological treasures and bordered by the sea with a long coastline and beautiful beaches, Constansa is a city of great cultural and economic importance and a famous touristic venue for both local and foreign visitors.
