Vama Veche has a moderate subtropical climate. Summers are dry and warm with an average temperature at 23 °C /73 °F and many sunny days from late May until mid September. On July and August the beach is covered with tents and bathers enjoying the loud music and the hot sun. Kitesurfing there during that time, is difficult because there is not enough space to launch a kite and the wind is not very good as it only has 5 to 8 windy days per month.
However if you visit in early spring or late fall, the winds are stronger and provide better conditions for kitesurfing. The beautiful sandy beach is not yet crowded, so there is more than enough free space for kiters. The water is shallow and flat and it sometimes has small to medium waves when the wind is coming from North. Ideal for free ride kite surfing, Vama Veche is suitable for all skill levels. There are no schools operating on the spot, so it is best to go prepared in regards of gear. The beach provides facilities such as showers, beach bars, rest rooms and parking.
Philorth is a village, located close to Fraserburgh and recommended for many water-sports such as kitesurfing. Expect great strong winds for extra powerful kitesurfing speed.
At 54 km/33 mi in the north of Aberdeen city, there is a town called Broadsea Point bay.
Pennan is a small settlement at 70 km / 43 mi away from Aberdeen.
Lausanne is the capital city of the Canton of Vaud and is situated in Romandy, the French speaking part of Switzerland, right on the shores of Lake Geneva. The city faces the Jura Mountains in the northwest and the French town of Évian-les-Bains and is located at 62 km / 39 mi in the northeast of Geneva. Lausanne is the fourth largest city of the country and well known as it hosts the headquarters of the International Olympic Committee.
Lewis Center is situated in northwestern Orange Township, in Delaware County, Ohio, USA. It is an unincorporated community standing between Columbus and Delaware.
Lac de Monteynard-Avignonet is an artificial water reservoir, serving the Électricité de France power station of Drac Station. The reservoir is bounded by the canyons of Ebron and Drac and belongs to the Isère department. It was created in 1961 after the built of a 145 m/476 ft dam. The reservoir is up to 10 km/6.3 mi long and in some places it reaches at 300 m/984 ft wide. On the lake, it is often windy and wavy, something that makes it one of the best places to practice water sports.
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.
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.
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.
Mangalia is a historical city and a port, located in the southeast side of Constanta County and is bordered by the Black Sea. Widely known as a summer resort, Mangalia hosts beautiful beaches with fine white sand and clean waters as well as many cultural events and interesting historical sites, attracting 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.
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.
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.
