Cocoa Beach – 520 Slick (Banana River)

United States · Kitesurf · Wingfoil

  • Best winds N (leicht NE)
  • Level Beginner · Intermediate
  • Water Flat water
  • Best months Oct–May

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Cocoa Beach – 520 Slick (Banana River) is a kitesurf and wingfoil spot in the United States. Flat-water spot at the SR 520 causeway in the Banana River, popular for lessons. You set up above the mangroves and launch with a drift launch through one of two gaps. Mostly flat and standing depth up to the boat channel downwind. After launching, move away from the launch site to save space.

The spot works best with wind from N (leicht NE); the windiest period is Oct–May. The water is mostly flat. It suits beginners and intermediates.

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⚠︎ Hazards

Watch out for: Boat channel downwind, changing depth. Strong turbulence at the mangroves. Sharp objects in the shallows – wear shoes.

All information without guarantee. Please check locally whether kiting, windsurfing, winging or surfing is currently allowed here – protected areas, swimming zones and seasonal closures change. You go on the water at your own risk.

Frequently asked questions

Is Cocoa Beach – 520 Slick (Banana River) suitable for beginners?

Yes. According to the spot info, Cocoa Beach – 520 Slick (Banana River) suits these levels: Beginner · Intermediate (water: Flat water).

Which wind works at Cocoa Beach – 520 Slick (Banana River)?

Best with wind from N (leicht NE).

When is the best time for Cocoa Beach – 520 Slick (Banana River)?

The best months are considered to be Oct–May.

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