The Greek Islands offer windsurfers & kitesurfers a summer holiday destination with choice of conditions. Greece consists of over 1400 islands flung across the Aegean and Ionian seas, 160 of which are permanently inhabited. There is no such thing as a typical Greek island, as each has its own characteristics. Our destinations are chosen for their quality of sailing and kitesurfing conditions and we have 12 resorts for you to choose from to suit all tastes and budgets. There are islands with sheltered, flat water coves where you can rest in the local taverna and laze under olive trees. 

There is much to do on and off the water with MTB and cycling in Crete and Samos and climbing in Karpathos as well as windsurfing and kitesurfing in Kos - Mamari, Psalidi and sailing in Kefalos. Some island are more developed that others, so if for up for partying to the wee hours head to Ialyssos in the north of Rhodes or Psalidi, near Kos Town. If it's culture and cuisine you are after, then Crete hits the spot. For families head to Samos, Ialyssos in Northern Rhodes or Cyprus. For learning to kitesurf or part of a mix ability group head to Lemnos. Those wanting the benefits of some windsurf pro coaching, join Peter Hart in Rhodes, Jem Hall in Prasonisi or practise your moves head to Sigri with special weeks for beginners to intermediates. Newly featured Mykonos has a choice of hotels, villas and self catering apartments. Situated on the Eastern edge of the Mediterranean.

The Greek islands offer excellent value with self catering options to luxury spa hotels. Many islands offer multiple sporting activities as welll as windsurfing, kitesurfing, you can enjoy scuba diving, stand up paddle boarding, horse riding, sailing, tennis and golf. Some islands are ideal for exploring by car, on foot or by bike with easy to challenging routes. In the evenings sit out in one of the local village squares or restaurants over looking the sea and do what the Greeks have done for millenia - enjoy a good meal, good wine and good company.