Amihan Beach Cabanas
The Philippines
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Overview
EditThe kiteboarding season starts end of October to the beginning of April.
The Amihan Windy Season is a consistent 12 – 20 knot NE Wind which is perfect for all kitesurfing levels, especially for beginners. There is flat shallow water at the kite spot which protected by the reef.
It is your responsibility to check whether kitesurfing is allowed at the spot; you might need a 'special permit' or membership from a local kite organization, etc. Local rules can change. Respect others - kiters or not; kite safely and enjoy the wind!
Amenities
Edit- School
- Restaurant
- Accommodation
Wind
* Days with at least 12+ kt (or other threshold) of wind for at least 2h during daytime. Excluding thermal wind, unless the estimate is applied.
** Average wind for days that get at least 12+ kt (or other threshold) during daytime. Ie days with "no wind" are excluded. Does not include thermal boost.
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