As it is easy to understand from the title, Kite Beach has long been well liked by fans of kite surfing. It is necessary to come here at least for the sake of looking at the motley and daring kites in the sky and the crazy stunts that novices and masters make for them. Kite Beach is free and open for free visits.

Sometimes Kite Beach is also called the Woolongong Beach. In earlier days, it was allowed to build a fire and fry barbecue, but now it is forbidden. In fact, Kite Beach is just a long strip of sand without any infrastructure. Therefore, it makes sense to take water with you and have something to eat. Around a few suitable stores are scattered around, so you will not die of starvation.

If the visit to Kite Beach does not make you grab a kite or run beach volleyball, it's unlikely that something else will. The local contingent are beautiful healthy young people. And children here, too, expanse, though, still not the smallest. From the beach you can clearly see Burj Al Arab, and on a smooth sandy straight line you can walk in the hours free of the people.

On the beach, behind the Sunset Mall, is a kite surfing school. Here you can buy a one-hour lesson with an instructor or a three-hour (for one) or four-hour (for two) package, the cost of which includes equipment rental. To rent a complete set, either separately, a kite, a board or a harness is also possible with the same condition: the equipment is given only to experienced kitters who can confirm their level.

How to get to Kite Beach

Beach located just behind the World Project Office, behind Saga World. If you are traveling by car, take the junction of Al-Manara Road to one of the secondary side roads.