Kitesurf & Windsurf
In Le Marche, kitesurfing and windsurfing aren't just sports - they're a way to move with the elements, to carve through silence, and to feel the joy of being carried by something greater than yourself.
In the heart of Italy’s Adriatic coast, Le Marche offers a thrilling yet serene playground for windsurfers and kitesurfers. With its blend of wide beaches, reliable sea breezes, and stunning coastal scenery, this region is a haven for both beginners and experts.
Whether you crave speed, silence, or the simple joy of movement, the natural rhythm of wind and water here invites you to ride freely - guided by nature, supported by experts, and surrounded by beauty.
How to
Ride with balance and respect
If it’s your first time, don’t go it alone - ask an expert instructor to guide you safely through the basics. Trusted schools in Pesaro, Senigallia, and other hotspots offer lessons, rentals, and insider tips. Advanced riders can refine tricks or explore new boards like longboards and funboards.
Before hitting the water, check the local wind forecast - strength and direction matter, especially where sea and land breezes shift rapidly.
And always respect the coast: stay within marked areas, follow local regulations, and leave no trace behind. These shores are shared with nature and future generations.
Where to go
From calm bays to bold breezes
From north to south, Le Marche offers prime locations for riders of all levels.
Pesaro (30 km / ~30 min) boasts steady winds and vibrant beach life.
Senigallia’s Marzocca area (50 km / ~40 min) is beloved for its “velvet beach” and thermal breezes.
For a scenic, safe ride, Portonovo and the Conero Riviera (95 km / ~1:10 h) blend shallow turquoise waters with the dramatic cliffs of Mount Conero.
Civitanova Marche (115 km / ~1:15 h) is rising fast in the kitesurf world, offering open waters and strong winds.
Grottammare (150 km / ~1:30 h) provides a quieter, soulful escape with wide, uncrowded beaches.
