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Red Sea KITE SAFARI
Discover the breathtaking world of the Red Sea on a unique kite safari by boat!
During our programs, we organize 7-day tours to Egypt’s most beautiful, untouched kite spots, where steady winds, crystal-clear waters, and shallow lagoons provide perfect conditions for both beginners and advanced riders.
What do we offer?
- 7-day kite safari trips by boat
- Full board on board (multiple meals per day, drinks included)
- Comfortable safari boat with a professional crew
- Departures all year round
- Complete travel organization – from flights to transfers (we assist with everything)
Each day, the boat takes you to a new spot, so you can always kite in the best wind conditions, far from crowded beaches.
Why choose a Red Sea kite safari?
- Reliable, steady wind (around 15–25 knots)
- Water temperatures rarely falling below 22°C
- In summer, water temperatures reach 28°C
- Minimal wind fluctuations, ideal for learning
- Perfect for freestyle riding as well
- Many spots feature vast, shallow lagoons
- Suitable weather conditions all year round
- Experiences comes at an incredibly low cost
Red Sea Characteristics & Kite Spots
Temperature: The Red Sea climate is generally warm and dry. Due to its north–south orientation, there are some regional differences, but temperatures typically range between 20–30°C. The peak heat occurs between June and August, when temperatures can reach up to 45°C, while in January and February daytime temperatures rarely drop below 20°C. Humidity levels are higher in summer and lower during the winter months.
Water Temperature: Whereas in other seas the temperature ranges between 5 to 7° C, the Red Sea has a temperature of 20° C even at a depth of 1,000 m. It is caused by a trench along the sea floor, formed by plate tectonics, whose volcanic activity heats up the water. The surface temperature averages at 25° C and can easily reach 32° C on the coasts and reef flats.
Winds: The prevailing wind in the region is from the north–northwest (N–NW), blowing reliably almost every day at 15–25 knots. It is steady and less gusty, making it easy to handle. This consistency allows safari boats to navigate to spots with the best possible conditions at all times. Due to the desert climate and strong sunshine, thermal wind enhancement often develops—especially around midday. This means mornings usually start with lighter winds, which build into stronger and more stable conditions by the afternoon, creating an ideal daily rhythm for kitesurfing.
Abu Mungar: Located near Hurghada, featuring shallow sandy lagoons. Ideal for the first days: easy water entry, flat water, and perfect for warming up.
Tawila: Famous for its turquoise lagoons and white sandbanks. The water is mirror-flat and the wind is steady – a true freestyle paradise.
Ashrafi: A group of islands near the Strait of Gubal, offering a unique combination of open sea waves and flat sections—great for more advanced riders.
Geisum: A wild, less-visited location where you can often kite completely alone. A true back-to-nature experience with uninterrupted freedom.
Heimat Islands: One of the highlights of the safari. Remote, untouched islands with crystal-clear water and perfect wind conditions. This is where you truly experience the freedom of kitesurfing.