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For those seeking an adrenaline-fueled escape from the hustle and bustle of London.

Greatstone Beach is one of the most kitesurfer friendly beaches in the whole of the UK.  Located just 1 hour from London, this massive bay in Greatstone-on-Sea stretches across over 10 miles and is the only kite spot in South East England that works well for kitesurfing on North East wind direction.

Zandvoort aan Zee is one of the 3 best kitesurfing spots in Holland. The Spot is well-known hangout for kite surfers. It offers long sandy beach with small and medium wave. There are no hazards such as (hidden) rocks or other obstacles but do pay attention to the rip currents which can easily be identified by the waves / chop.

East Beach is a very popular spot and one of the best places to learn kitesurfing. It offers shallow, calm water and good cross winds. As the tide goes out the water level drops significantly allowing surfers to stand up for 1 mile. At low tide a number of lagoons form between the sandbars which generally provide flat water in all wind conditions. That means this is a great spot for beginners, and for practicing freestyle/wakestyle tricks.

Soma Bay is known for incredible conditions for kitesurfing and is one of the top 3 kite spots of the world. The warm, dry African winds pass through the desert to provide an enjoyable hairdryer type breeze as you cruise over the crystal clear Red Sea.

Silvaplana is considered the surfing Mecca of Switzerland. Here you kiteboard on a deep blue mountain lake, in front of an impressive mountain scenery with snow-covered peaks and surrounded by pristine nature.

Tarifa is the most southern point in Europe, world widely known for having insane winds! If you are hoping to get very consistent wind, this is the place to go. There are loads of different spots that work depending on the wind direction.

This is New Brighton located just below Liverpool. Also known as Derby Pool to locals due to the old outdoor swimming pool that closed in the 80s.

Pett Level is a small, peaceful seaside village, and is situated on the coast between Rye and Hastings. The beach is a mix of shingle and sand and is located in Nature Reserve. It is a truly spectacular place with a turquoise water and cliffs.