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Continent:
North America
Country:
Florida (USA)
Next Big City:
Palm Beach
Next Town:
Stuart
 
Type:
Ocean
Rider Ability:
Beginner, Intermediate, Expert
Features:
Shop, Rescue, Shower, Toilet, Food, Parking
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Water
Type:
Shallow, Chop, Small Wave (< 1m)
Hazards:
Animals
Quality:
Clean
Best Tide:
Tide Independent

About a 2 foot tide change. The best part of Stuart is you can kite between the Stuart Causeway with nice flat water and can ride on any breeze direction or a few feet away to the beach. Waves are usually about knee to waist high.
Beach
Type:
Sand
Size:
Big
Hazards:
None
Beach Users:
None

Clean, soft sand. Not really much rocks. Plenty of room. Any Stuart Beach access will do.

Wind

Best Months:
January, February, March, April, December
Wind Type:
Thermal Winds, Frontal Winds
Best Direction:
N, S
Main Direction:
NE, SE

Always bigger kites. People don't bring anything below 10sqm and you can't go too big. Always remember that breeze can be up in the morning and down in afternoon or vice-versa. Northeast to Southeast is very common. Best is sideshore (South, North). Come in January or February if you don't mind a lot of breeze but chilly. Season is 12 months. Wind has no real season here but January and February is most consistent.



How to get there
Transport:
Car
Access:
Short Walk


Get directions from


Get on I-95 to Stuart, take Kaner highway to US-1, north on US-1 to Monterey. Take that road to end and take a right and 5 minutes later your at Stuart Beach. You can't get lost. Signs and people are everywhere. Just follow it to the beach.

Extra Information
Rules:
Restricted Zones


The kite area is north of the guarded area. No wind forecast is ever accurate here. There is a fire rescue station at Stuart Beach.

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