Punta Trettu
The kite spot of Punta Trettu is highly appreciated for its shallow and flat water, making it an ideal place to learn kitesurfing and improve freestyle skills.
South Sardinia is one of the best areas for a kitesurf holiday in Sardinia: many of the best kite spots are close to each other, so you can easily choose the right place based on wind direction, sea conditions, and your level.
If you’re looking for kitesurf Sardinia and want to kitesurf in Sardinia in the best way, this guide helps you explore the main kite spots in South Sardinia — from flat-water lagoons to open-sea sessions — so you can pick the best kite spot in South Sardinia day by day.
Just a few kilometers from Kite House Sardinia, you will find some of the best flat water kite spots in Europe: Punta Trettu and Porto Botte have constant wind from March to November and ideal conditions for kitesurfing in Sardinia. Is Solinas is appreciated by many for the nice sandy beach crowned by dunes and easy chop open water and good wind.
For those seeking the thrill of waves, South Sardinia offers exceptional wave spots active from October to May: Porto Pino, Fontanamare and the Sant’Antioco Island coastline stand ready to deliver unforgettable experiences.
Venturing further south, Chia Beach awaits, renowned for its impressive waves, particularly exhilarating during autumn’s east winds. Meanwhile, Maddalena Beach / Copperton in Capoterra provides an excellent summer alternative, perfect for high-pressure conditions and southerly winds.
Lastly, don’t miss out on Punta S’Aliga, the wildest kite spot of the are. Just a short drive from Kite House, it serves as our launching point for thrilling downwind adventures.
👉 If you’re wondering when the best conditions are, here you’ll find an overview of wind, temperatures and seasons: When to kitesurf in Sardinia.

🧭 This map is based on local knowledge from Kite House Sardinia and updated regularly.
Kite House Sardinia is the ideal base to explore the best kite spots in South Sardinia, with flat-water lagoons, wave spots and uncrowded conditions just minutes apart.
Contact us to plan your stay, including our 🌬️ kitesurf school in Punta Trettu and comfortable on-site 🌴 accommodation.
From mid-September to mid-June, you can kitesurf in Sardinia on most beaches across the island, as long as you follow local rules and common-sense safety guidelines. During the bathing season (especially in July and August), access is more restricted and only a smaller number of beaches are authorized for kitesurfing.
The kite spot of Punta Trettu is highly appreciated for its shallow and flat water, making it an ideal place to learn kitesurfing and improve freestyle skills.
The kite spot of Porto Botte is highly appreciated for its strong and steady wind, with flat to shallow water, making it ideal for progression and freestyle.
As a kite spot, Is Solinas is appreciated for its open-sea character with light chop, suitable for riders looking to progress in freeride and foil conditions.
As a kite spot, Porto Pino is particularly appreciated for its wave conditions from autumn to spring, making it a reference spot for wave riding in South Sardinia.
Sant’Antioco Island offers a variety of kite and wing spots for experienced riders, from flat lagoons to open-sea wave beaches.
Fontanamare is a wave-oriented kite spot in South Sardinia, ideal for intermediate and advanced riders looking for waves and open sea conditions.
The Chia kite spot is highly appreciated for its consistent waves which, with East and South-East winds, make it an ideal destination for wave kitesurfing.
Copperton and Maddalena Beach are well-known summer kite spots in Capoterra, appreciated for thermal southern winds and open water.
Punta S’Aliga is one of the wildest kite spots in South Sardinia, featuring a flat-water lagoon on one side and choppy open sea on the other.
Is Melonis is the home spot of Kite House Sardinia. Flat and shallow water, reliable wind and uncrowded conditions for kitesurfing at all levels.