Kitesurfing in Romania

Thinking on venturing into the southeastern and historical side of Europe? Romania without a doubt will give you a memorable trip. A country filled with a rich history, scenic beauty, preserved medieval castles, and if you are up for it, Romania is known for the region of Transylvania and the infamous Dracula legend.

The country offers countless unique experiences for you to come and discover on and off the land. If you are just starting on your kiting adventure, or you’re on advanced skill level, Romania will prove to be a worthy site for you to progress and improve your skills. While on your trip, make sure to visit local spots like Constanta, situated on the western coast of the Black Sea; spots like Mamaia beach that features an 8km strip of land great for those who are into watersports during the day and clubbing during the nighttime, and Kazeboo beach located south of Mamaia with stronger winds during the afternoon hours where kiters can have fun under the sun with great wind and nice waves!

Don't hesitate and visit Romania, we’re sure it would be one for the books!

Capital: Bucharest

Currency: Romanian Leu

Level: Beginner to Professional

Winds: 5-16 knots

Kites Needed: Small 9m-11m / Big 12m-18m

Big Waves: 0-1ft

Flat Water Spots: No

Beach Break Spots: Yes

Wetsuit Needed?: Yes & No. The beginning and end of summer require long wetsuits due to low air/water temperature.

Water Temperatures: 2-23°C

Uncrowded Waters: Yes, depends on the time of year

Kiteboarding Lessons Average: 45-60 USD

Average Good Meal + Drink Price: 15-30 USD

Nightlife: Depends on where and time of year.

Amazing Downwinders: No