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Post by jedi1 » Sat Nov 08, pm. Post by Toby » Sat Nov 08, pm. Post by windeze » Sun Nov 09, pm. Post by Jdude » Mon Nov 10, pm. Contact Imprint Advertising Guidelines. Forums Videos Spots Logout Register. Need help Forum for kitesurfers. I am looking at El Gouna although I've never been, and could do with any advice or information from anyone who has been, preferably for a period of time or who lives there. The main thing I want to know is, is it possible to access the kite beach without paying at one of the stations for equipment storage? As I am looking at going for a period of time and there are 2 of us kiting, it appears that the use of facility charge is going to be very expensive. As an experienced kiter, do you need a rescue boat in an onshore wind? Does the wind suddenly stop or something? I also want to know if it would be easy to keep my kite at home and get to the stations easily from Abu Tig Marina? The other really important thing, is what is the wind like? Is it only in the morning or can it stay all day? What kite size is normally used? I have 8, 10 and If you are a kind soul who can tell me about life in El Gouna you would be a bit of a life saver to me PM me!! Equally, if you've been there for a week and would be kind enough to tell me about it, Im interested to hear. Cheers people, good wind n all that. Re: 6 months in El Gouna? Post by jedi1 » Sat Nov 08, pm I stayed there for a month. I don't think there is a place where you can kite without paying. There are 3 kite schools at the northern part of El Gouna, you probably will figure a good price for 6 months of storage and rescue I stayed at RSZ and recommend it. There is one also in Movenpick hotel, but it is in a wind shade because of artificial islands. When there is wind in the forecast it is quite consistent and doesn't suddenly stop, but it doesn't really blow offshore. I've heard that during the winter it is cross-off, but during spring it was always side-shore. If there is no wind in the forecast then there is a chance of some kiting in the early morning. From Abu Tig Marina it is around 15 min walk to mangroovy beach, where you kite. There were some days where I wished for a 13 though, but 12, 10 and 8 should get you covered. All very helpful, thanks, I've been looking at RSZ and Im waiting for a price from them, I'll update this post for anyone else who might be looking for the info. Does the wind stay all day if its on the forecast then? Or do you normally have to kite just in the morning? What time of year did you go? Again, thanks for bothering to reply, its really appreciated. Post by Toby » Sat Nov 08, pm get in touch with the centers before and ask for a price for the whole period Better to have all the service like storage, shower, compressor, rescue, launch helper etc. I don't think you can go alone without paying anything anywhere. I guess El Gouna is the best place to stay if you want to stay longer. More things going on there. Wind can be anything! Bring all kite sizes! Post by JGTR » Sat Nov 08, pm Definitely pay to use the kite centre, that's one of the best bits of a kiting holiday, getting to meet new people, hang out at the centre, all your gear is in one place and if you tip well then the lads will usually sort all your gear out for you. Post by windeze » Sun Nov 09, pm Ive spent a fair bit of time there between November and April-probably the less windy season but still manage to get out half the time. If you go in the winter take an 8 11 and 15 and you are covered for most winds. Sometimes it blows all day and sometimes youll need to be up early and on the water by 8 to make the most of the less windy spells as the wind seems better early and late. I use the red sea zone but get a quote from kitepower and buzzah beach as well. Im really not sure about unpaid kiting but I don't think its allowed but have seen some folks doing it-ie launching from non kite areas. As has been said already youll be better off being part of a centre,youll get launch and landing,wi fi toilets compressor and maybe some friends. I could think of worse places to spend 6 months. As Egypt goes its very civilised,safe,organisedplenty of places to eat out,well stocked supermarkets,modern hospital,great transport system-tuc tuc anywhere in tow for 5 le. Cable park for no wind days if that's your thing. Cinema The list is endless. Jump to. Home All times are UTC. Imprint Advertising Guidelines.

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