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Canaries October/ November

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  • 04-09-2016 1:00pm
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    jsabina
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    Hi everybody,
    and sorry for the generic question.

    I am planning a week holidays in the canaries for mid/end October or mid/end November.
    I would go mainly for windsurfing (beginner) and relax.
    I am not sure yet which Island to pick...

    Would you recommend October or November weather wise?
    Of course I prefer.... sun and warmth! (I am Italian btw so my idea of warm is.. very warm! )

    Any suggestion for the planning is welcome!


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    Sully
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    Canaries in October is still warm just cooler than the peak season, I find. :)


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    pjproby
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    Fuerteventura is the best for windsurfing which means it is more windy than the other islands.


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    4068ac1elhodqr
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    Mucho Scorchio. The Centro Internacional de Windsurfing is one of the best places for windysurfing.
    But as with anywhere down there it's very very windy, so usually reserved for the pros.

    You'd be best getting a few lessons locally beforehand, or looking for somewhere with a more relaxed breeze.


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    jsabina
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    Adam Happy Tenseness wrote: »
    Mucho Scorchio. The Centro Internacional de Windsurfing is one of the best places for windysurfing.
    But as with anywhere down there it's very very windy, so usually reserved for the pros.

    You'd be best getting a few lessons locally beforehand, or looking for somewhere with a more relaxed breeze.

    Thanks for the suggestion, I will have a look!...
    Actually I have been windsurfing for many years in Italy.. but last time was six years ago.. that's why I consider myself "beginner" :D
    I would know the basics and hopefully I'll remember how to stay on the board.. just not used anymore!


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