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Kiting tobago

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Created by thecrownjulz > 9 months ago, 16 Jun 2009
thecrownjulz
WA, 29 posts
16 Jun 2009 12:45AM
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Hi guys,

Was wondering if anyone has kited in the Caribbean, particularly in tobago before. Am thinking of heading over there for a uni elective between december and february.

The place looks amazing see http://www.kitebeaches.com/kitesurf/loc/tobago___pigeon_point.html and www.windresorts.com/Tobago.html

Have done some reading and some places say 10-12kns while others say 15-25kn tradewinds for this time of the year. Not sure what to believe.

Any advice would be much appreciated
Thanks!

PS: Nothing on the seabreeze forum search

fly guy
NSW, 151 posts
16 Jun 2009 2:52AM
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Winter in the northern hemi is the go so your on the money
Just spent 4 months in the caribbean working
Tobago is the go, not as many yanks
but theyre still there

fjordfiend
WA, 93 posts
16 Jun 2009 6:57AM
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Tobago Dec- Feb should be good as it will be in the start of dry season.
I used to live in trinidad for a while and make weekend trips over there to wind surf.
You can get some good surf out on the reef as well and mount irvine can be world class with a good northerly swell.
Pigeon point can be a bit sketchy to kite though as the predominant wind is Easterly which blows across the island (it is actually side shore at pigeon point) so can be very gusty.
Remember to pack the surf board, mask and snorkel for the light wind days and you will be set.

myusernam
QLD, 6154 posts
16 Jun 2009 7:28PM
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wont you be too busy studying?!



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