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Kitesurfing in Grenadines
5 spots · 1 destination · 4 schools
The Grenadines spots are all boat-or-hike affairs suited to intermediate-to-expert riders.
Bequia offers Moonhole, where hills turn the trades into gusty SE/ESE over a rocky, urchin-lined beach, and Spring Bay on the windward east coast, choppy and onshore with palm trees crowding the launch. Mopion Island is a bare sand cay reachable only by boat, with flat water inside the reef reserved for experts.
Grenadines holds 5 kitesurf spots in our atlas, grouped into 1 destination. Riding here is mostly lagoons, chop and flat water. The season runs January to July. 1 of them suits beginners. 4 schools operate in the region. The busiest areas are Union Island / Grenadines.
When you may ride
the rules these spots carry, with the year on each
Union IslandUnion Island / Grenadines20262026 JT Pro Center and Kite Beach rules: every new kiteboarder registers at JT Pro Center before launching; independent riders must ride comfortably upwind with good kite control; launch and land toward the water; do not leave the kite at 12 o'clock on the beach; respect the airport buoys and harbour limits; unsupervised beginners who cannot ride upwind may not kite there.
MoonholeBequiaThe beach is publicly accessible even though Moonhole itself is a private residential community.
Mopion IslandGrenadines, near Petit St Vincent2026No kitesurfing rule specific to Mopion has been published as of 2026, and the cay has no protected anchorage, so boats stop there only in settled conditions.
Spring BayBequia20262026: no rules specific to Spring Bay were found. Check locally, because Bequia launches are not managed kite beaches.
Tobago Cays / MayreauUnion Island / Grenadines20262026: the Tobago Cays Marine Park charges an entry fee inside the protection zone, currently XCD 15 per person for up to 24 hours. Mayreau and Salt Whistle Bay are stated to fall outside that fee.
Each block is the opening of the record's own rule, kept in its own words. Where two postings do not line up, both are kept and neither is picked for you.
The winds here
what the spot records call the wind, and the knots they quote
Caribbean trade wind
named by 4 spots here
No spot record quotes a knot range against this wind by name.
The spots this region is known for
tier 2 of the 5 spots here
Destinations in Grenadines
All spots in Grenadines
Regions come from OpenStreetMap administrative boundaries; each spot page carries the record behind it. This list runs A to Z; the block above it is the tier order.
Last updated September 2026