St. Petersburg – Fort De Soto East Beach

United States · Kitesurf · Wingfoil

  • Best winds NE, E, SE
  • Level Beginner · Intermediate
  • Water Flat water
  • Best months Oct–Apr

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St. Petersburg – Fort De Soto East Beach is a kitesurf and wingfoil spot in the United States. East Beach in Fort De Soto Park offers some of the smoothest flat-water conditions on Florida's west coast. A sandbank about 800 m offshore protects knee- to hip-deep water; large launch area. The prevailing wind is NE, side-shore here; good wind chances in the winter months. Paid parking; the park must be left before sunset.

The spot works best with wind from NE, E, SE; the windiest period is Oct–Apr. The water is mostly flat. It suits beginners and intermediates.

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⚠︎ Hazards

Watch out for: Too shallow at low tide. Muddy bottom with sharp objects – wear shoes. Avoid the swimming zones.

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 St. Petersburg – Fort De Soto East Beach suitable for beginners?

Yes. According to the spot info, St. Petersburg – Fort De Soto East Beach suits these levels: Beginner · Intermediate (water: Flat water).

Which wind works at St. Petersburg – Fort De Soto East Beach?

Best with wind from NE, E, SE.

When is the best time for St. Petersburg – Fort De Soto East Beach?

The best months are considered to be Oct–Apr.

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