Routes & Accommodations Kitesurfing in Salento

Simplify your trip organization. From the traditional Masseria to the wild spot, we've mapped out the route for you.

Organization

The Art of Planning Your Kite Trip Stress-Free

Organizing a kitesurfing trip to Salento can seem complex: between the two coasts with radically different conditions, the dozens of spots scattered over 200 km of coastline and the local logistics, it's easy to lose precious time. That's why we've designed itineraries tested and approved by local riders, combined with a selection of accommodations less than 10 minutes from the best spots. Our goal: that you spend your energy on the water, not on Google Maps.

Routes

3 Itineraries Designed for Every Level

From the beginner looking for flat waters to the experienced rider in search of downwinders, each itinerary has been traced to maximize water time.

The Beginner's Awakening

7 Days

  • D1-D3

    San Foca — ideal flat water for first runs and waterstarts.

  • D4

    Cultural break — visit Lecce, the 'Florence of the South'.

  • D5-D7

    Frigole — perfecting upwind riding in real conditions.

The Wind Hunter

10 Days

  • D1-D4

    Adriatic Coast — sessions at Alimini, regular thermal wind and turquoise water.

  • D5-D8

    Ionian Coast — Porto Cesareo, waves and more committed conditions.

  • D9-D10

    Torre Mozza → Ugento Downwinder — free riding along the wild coast.

Kite & Dolce Vita

14 Days

  • Week 1

    Otranto as base — kite sessions in the morning, marine caves and snorkeling in the afternoon.

  • Week 2

    Villa near Gallipoli — childcare available, local cooking classes and sunset kite sessions.

Accommodations

Where to Sleep Near the Spots

Two accommodation philosophies, one goal: to be on the water in less than 10 minutes.

The Masserias

Old fortified farmhouse converted into charming guest rooms, less than 10 minutes from Adriatic coast spots. Organic breakfast with garden products, saltwater pools and absolute silence at night.

Ideal for: couples and peace seekers

Kite Camps & Hostels

Located around Porto Cesareo and Gallipoli, these community accommodations offer shared or private rooms, free shuttles to spots, BBQ evenings and video debriefing of your sessions.

Ideal for: solo riders and group atmosphere

Rates

Course & Coaching Packages

Packages adapted to each profile, from individual lessons to intensive certification camps.

Private Lesson

90€/h

Fast progress with individual attention

  • Dedicated instructor
  • Real-time analysis
  • Flexible hours
Book

Semi-Private

65€/pers/h

Progress in pairs or small groups

  • 2-3 students maximum
  • Friendly atmosphere
  • Gear included
Book

Video Coaching

120€/session

Detailed analysis of your sessions

  • Drone + camera
  • Personalized debriefing
  • Video support included
Book
Popular

Intensive Camp

450€

5 full days of intensive training

  • 5 full days
  • Gear included
  • IKO certification
  • Partner accommodation -15%
Book this camp

Logistics

Gear: Bring or Rent?

The question every rider asks before booking their ticket. Here are the elements to make the right choice.

Coming with Your Gear

Brindisi airport handles kite bags without problem. Count 50 to 80€ oversized baggage supplement depending on airlines. Profitable starting from 7 days stay, you ride with your usual gear, zero surprises.

Rental on Site

Local shops offer 2026 kites in perfect condition. The major advantage: flexibility to change kite size according to daily conditions. Ideal for testing gear before a purchase.

Practical info

Best period: May to September — reliable thermal wind and long days.
Water temperature: 22 to 26°C — shorty or boardshorts depending on the season.

Frequently Asked Questions

FAQ Accommodations & Routes

What is the best time to kite?
May to September for the summer thermal. Experts enjoy October-November for the stronger Tramontana.
Do I need to rent a car?
A car is almost indispensable. Expect 45 minutes between the Adriatic and Ionian coasts. Rental from 25€/day at Brindisi airport.
What is the average budget for a week?
Between 800€ and 1,200€ per person (flights, car, B&B lodging, meals), excluding gear and kite lessons.

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