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Paros - Pounda

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A world-famous flat-water spot in the channel between Paros and Antiparos, driven by consistent summer Meltemi winds.

BeginnerChoppyFreerideFreestyleFoilBeginner
Paros, Greece

Paros - Pounda

A world-famous flat-water spot in the channel between Paros and Antiparos, driven by consistent summer Meltemi winds.

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Greek island kite hubParos Kite Pro heritagecrowds in high seasongusty/choppy stronger dayslimited launch space near schools
Level
Beginner
Water
Choppy
Wind
Crowd
Busy
Pounda is a legendary kite beach situated in the channel between Paros and Antiparos. It combines the classic Greek island lifestyle with a high-energy kite scene. The spot is characterized by flat water and chop, making it a favorite for freestyle, foil, and freeride disciplines. The Meltemi winds are strongest in July and August, though the season spans from June to September. The beach is well-equipped with schools featuring grass rigging areas, rentals, and restaurants. It is a beginner-friendly spot, but the narrow channel can become crowded and gusty on the strongest days. Limited launch space and high traffic are the primary considerations here.
Wind direction
N, NE, NW depending bay
Best for
FreerideFreestyleFoilBeginner
Wind directions

Wind direction suitability not added yet.

NNEESESSWWNW
  • Ideal
  • Kiteable
  • Not suitable
Best months
Jan
Feb
Mar
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Dec
Facilities
Food / Bar
Schools
Rentals
Accommodation
Safety notes

Hazards: crowds in high season, gusty/choppy stronger days, limited launch space near schools. Check local zones and seasonal restrictions before launching.

Local rules

Wind systems: Meltemi summer winds.

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  • The recommended main window is June–September; July–August strongest. Always check the local forecast, tide and spot rules before launching.

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