The Greek seas are considered as the ideal settings for all sailing, surfing, windsurfing and SUP enthusiasts, but what is it that makes surfing in the Aegean and Ionian so unique? No doubt, it has to be the often perfect conditions that prevail in the Greek seas, which are the mild and gradual changes in temperature, steady and predictable winds, the absence of tides and strong currents and temperatures hovering around 35 degrees Celsius, keeping the wind and water warm.

Aegean sea is known for the ‘meltemia’, the prevailing north winds that blow every summer, from about 5 to 7 Beaufort, providing ideal sailing conditions, from May to September, a phenomenon known since antiquity. This region has a great variety of alternative activities to offer, including sailing, surfing and scuba diving, among others. Feel free to visit the Aegean region page, discover the numerous alternative spots located there and explore a plethora of stunning islands and picturesque harbors by clicking here…

Ionian sea, on the other hand, is ‘a different world, another Greece’, as described by locals. Seven islands with superb beaches, countless bays, excellent marinas and safe harbors, not to mention the countless spots where alternative activities can be practiced. Visit the Ionian sea page and find out what this region has to offer, with just a click here…

Most popular surfing spots are, Chora in Andros island, Kastro Point in Parga, Kontogialos in Corfu Island and many more…

Surfing requires specific equipment and techniques that must be adapted to the natural environment. For this reason it is strongly advised that you check regularly our ‘Schools / Clubs’ section, in order to get in contact with nearby qualified instructors, that will introduce you safely to this unique activity. Although, surfing schools will provide you with all necessary technical equipment, we encourage you to visit our ‘Equipment Shops’ section, in order to choose your technical apparel. Furthermore, we highly recommend you to visit our ‘Accommodation’ section, for nearby accommodation arrangements.