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Continent:
North America
Country:
California (USA)
Next Big City:
Los Angeles
Next Town:
Santa Monica
 
Type:
Ocean
Rider Ability:
Beginner, Intermediate, Expert
Features:
Rescue, Shower, Toilet, Food, Parking
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Water
Type:
Chop, Small Wave (< 1m), Medium Wave (1-3m)
Hazards:
No Info
Quality:
Clean
Best Tide:
No Info

Pretty choppy water when the wind blows, with chances to catch some good north swell during the winter.
Beach
Type:
Sand
Size:
Big
Hazards:
No Info
Beach Users:
No Info

The kitebeach is located between the tower 28 and 29, at the junction between Venice Beach and Santa Monica. It's a really wide, safe, and clean beach all year long. There's plenty of space to safely launch and land a kite. Close to the parking lot, you'll find a piece of grass surrounded with palm trees. It's the perfect place to clean and pack-up your kites.

Wind

Best Months:
March, April, May, June, July, August, September, October, November
Wind Type:
No Info
Best Direction:
No Info
Main Direction:
No Info

All year long the wind is blowing between 15-25 knots. But during fall and spring time you can catch some good clearing winds blowing between 25-30 knots. Like everywhere in southern California, the wind season really starts in the summer time.



How to get there
Transport:
Car
Access:
Short Walk


Get directions from


From LAX, take Lincoln Boulevard north, direction Santa Monica. Then make a left on Ocean Park Boulevard, direction West (towards the ocean). The kitebeach is located between the tower 28 and 29, at the junction between Venice Beach and Santa Monica.

Extra Information
Rules:
Restricted Zones


You have to launch and land your kite between the tower 28 and 29.

Nightlife
It's Santa Monica! You have a lot to do at night.


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