Paros
The Meltemi blows hard over the Cyclades in high summer, and Paros makes the most of it: turquoise water, whitewashed villages with flower-lined lanes and guaranteed thermal wind for punchy sessions between swims.
An idyllic setting where riding, lazing on fine sand beaches and exploring the coves nearby blend easily, all wrapped in a thoroughly Mediterranean vibe.
Where to set up your kite
Availability
Upcoming departures
The Camp
Aug 1 – 8, 2027
The Trip
We all stay together in a large, friendly rented house for the trip, where everyone finds their own rhythm, feel free to take over the kitchen if you're up for it.
Sessions run morning and afternoon depending on the wind, with a cheerful lunch break on the spot, riders catching up after their runs.
In the evening, we head to a small local taverna known for its excellent Greek food, and breakfast is at the house or out, depending on the group's mood.
What's included
- Accommodation in a welcoming kite camp, right on the spot
- Airport transfers
- Coaching and video analysis
- Breakfast and 3 dinners
The spots
Pounda Beach. The heart of kiting in Paros, on the southwest coast facing Antiparos: the channel between the two islands funnels the Meltemi into a steady wind, ideal for all levels.
Margarita Beach. Not far from Naoussa, another excellent spot to mix things up during the stay.
Santa Maria Beach. On the northeast coast, clear, shallow water with a lighter wind — perfect for first sessions and stress-free waterstarts.
Paros and its activities
Between sessions, Paros has plenty of charm: a walk through the whitewashed lanes of Parikia up to the Panagia Ekatontapiliani church, or head to Naoussa for its Venetian fort and waterfront tavernas to round off the evening.
Wine lovers can also stop by the Moraitis estate, one of the oldest wineries in the Cyclades.
