Kiteboarding Nirvana: Conquer the Winds of Anegada Island
You feel it before you see it — that steady Caribbean trade wind pulling across the flat, turquoise shallows of Anegada’s north shore. Unlike the mountainous islands of the BVI, Anegada is a flat coral island, which means the wind hits the water unobstructed, creating the kind of consistent, side-shore conditions that kiteboarders dream about. With average wind speeds hitting around 16 miles per hour in July and steady trade winds from December through April, this is one of the most reliable spots in the Caribbean for kitesurfing. Anegada’s flat-water lagoons and steady side-shore winds create conditions that suit