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Kitesurfing in Ireland

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January: 3 of 5
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April: 4 of 5
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89 spots in Ireland, 5 popular. Showing first 20. Sorted by Kite score

26 days / Nov 298 days / year

Aghleam

Aghleam •

Ireland

26 days / Nov 289 days / year

Elly Bay

Barnagh •

Ireland

26 days / Nov 289 days / year

Elly Beach

Barnagh •

Ireland

25 days / Nov 279 days / year

Achill Island Doogort

Dugort •

Ireland

25 days / Nov 279 days / year

Achill Island Dooniver Beach

Bullsmouth •

Ireland

Popular

25 days / Nov 279 days / year

Achill Island Keel Beach

Keel •

Ireland

25 days / Nov 279 days / year

Achill Island Keel Lake

Keel •

Ireland

24 days / Nov 261 days / year

Belmullet

Belmullet •

Ireland

22 days / Nov 229 days / year

Bray Beach

Bray •

Ireland

23 days / Nov 240 days / year

Duncannon

Duncannon •

Ireland

23 days / Nov 240 days / year

Fethard On Sea

Fethard •

Ireland

21 days / Nov 244 days / year

Ballycotton

Ardnahinch Bay •

Ireland

21 days / Nov 244 days / year

Ballynamona

Ardnahinch Bay •

Ireland

22 days / Nov 231 days / year

Donabate

Portrane •

Ireland

23 days / Nov 241 days / year

Easkey

Easky •

Ireland

22 days / Nov 231 days / year

Low Rock

Malahide •

Ireland

22 days / Nov 231 days / year

Malahide Estuary

Malahide •

Ireland

22 days / Nov 231 days / year

Portmarnock

Portmarnock •

Ireland

22 days / Nov 244 days / year

Rosslare Beach

Rosslare •

Ireland

21 days / Nov 224 days / year

Ireland may be famous for its rolling green hills, cozy pubs, and endless supply of rainy days, but it’s also a hidden gem for kitesurfing enthusiasts who don’t mind a bit of unpredictable weather. Sure, the water might be a little colder than your tropical spots (okay, a lot colder), but the winds are strong, the waves are solid, and the backdrop of rugged cliffs is worth every shiver. The best time to kitesurf in Ireland is from May to September, when the temperatures are mild (relatively speaking) and the winds are consistent. Ireland’s famous Atlantic breeze ensures a good 15-25 knots on most days, though don’t be surprised if a storm blows in and cranks things up a notch. You might need to pack a wetsuit thick enough to survive an arctic expedition, but it’s all part of the Irish charm. Dollymount Strand (Dublin): Just a short hop from the city, this long sandy beach is the go-to spot for kitesurfers in the capital. The wind here is consistent, and you can sneak in a session before heading to the pub for a well-earned pint. Lahinch (County Clare): A popular surf spot that also welcomes kitesurfers, Lahinch offers great wind conditions and some solid waves. After your session, you can warm up with a Guinness while soaking in the unbeatable Irish scenery.

Known for its raw beauty and consistent winds, Achill Island (County Mayo) has several beaches perfect for kitesurfing. Keel Beach is one of the favorites, offering both flat water and waves depending on the conditions. The scenic backdrop of cliffs and mountains makes it a must-visit spot.

This long sandy beach on the Atlantic coast is another favorite among kitesurfers. Enniscrone (County Sligo) has plenty of space to launch and land, and the wind conditions are often ideal for both beginners and more experienced riders.

Just south of Dublin, Brittas Bay is known for its long stretches of sandy beach and consistent winds, making it a popular choice for kiteboarding enthusiasts in the region.

Located in the northwest of Ireland, Rossnowlagh (County Donegal) is a great spot for kitesurfers looking to ride some waves. The wind is reliable, and the scenery is spectacular, with a backdrop of hills and cliffs.

So, if you’re looking for a kitesurfing adventure with a side of dramatic landscapes, plenty of wind, and maybe a touch of rain (or hail), Ireland should be on your list. Just remember: there’s no bad weather, only bad wetsuits!

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Kitesurfing courses in Dublin

Dublin •

Ireland

2 hrs - 4-7 days • Available Mar-Sep • by PURE MAGIC KITESURFING LTD

When you enter Pure Magic, your life will change! Whatever your needs, from kite lessons for total beginner to most advanced rider to organising an afternoon’s activity with your mates, they’re here to answer all your questions and give you an unforgettable and unique experience... Come, it’s windy in Ireland! Broken down into sessions, a full course comprises of four sessions, which typically lasts for 3 hours per session with multiple students and 2 hours per session when 121.

from US$ 130

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Kitesurfing in Ireland

Aghleam

Elly Bay

Elly Beach

Achill Island Doogort

Achill Island Dooniver Beach

Achill Island Keel Beach

Achill Island Keel Lake

Belmullet

Bray Beach

Duncannon

Fethard On Sea

Ballycotton

Ballynamona

Donabate

Easkey

Low Rock

Malahide Estuary

Portmarnock

Rosslare Beach

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