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Acesso
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Distância de uma cidade Viagem de um dia
Distância Acesso directo (< 5min)
Fácil de encontrar? OK
Acesso público? Acesso público
Acesso especial No há vias de acesso
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Características do spot
Qualidade do spot Excelente
Experiência Todos
Tipo Praia
Kitesurf/vento? Bom para kitesurf, Bom para windsurf
Estilo Onda, Freeride, Bump & Jump, Grande distância
Melhor momento Manhã, Tarde, Noite
Perigos Poluição
Cheio durante a semana Ninguém
Cheio no fim de semana Ninguém
Meio ambiente
Qualidade da água Turvo
Correnteza Fraco ( < 1 nó)
Fundo Arenoso, Profundo
Maré Melhor com maré baixa
Acomodações
Camping, Chuveiros
Vento local
Tipo Vento Venturi
Força Forte ( > 25 nós)
Direcção principal Noroeste
Melhor direcção Noroeste
Melhor direcção relativa Cross-Shore
Período De Setembro a Maio
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English (Traduzir este texto em Português): it blows HARD in Taiwan. for winter winds all you need is a 5m to 10m. summer winds are from the south and a little more mellow but you'll still need a 10-14m with occasional 5/7m days thrown in for good measure. and then before it starts al over again there is the typhoon season which can either be solid or stupid strong.
it blows HARD in Taiwan. for winter winds all you need is a 5m to 10m. summer winds are from the south and a little more mellow but you'll still need a 10-14m with occasional 5/7m days thrown in for good measure. and then before it starts al over again there is the typhoon season which can either be solid or stupid strong.
English (Traduzir este texto em Português): it blows HARD in Taiwan. for winter winds all you need is a 5m to 10m. summer winds are from the south and a little more mellow but you'll still need a 10-14m with occasional 5/7m days thrown in for good measure. and then before it starts al over again there is the typhoon season which can either be solid or stupid strong.
English (Traduzir este texto em Português): it blows HARD in Taiwan. for winter winds all you need is a 5m to 10m. summer winds are from the south and a little more mellow but you'll still need a 10-14m with occasional 5&#47;7m days thrown in for good measure. and then before it starts al over again there is the typhoon season which can either be solid or stupid strong.
English (Traduzir este texto em Português): it blows HARD in Taiwan. for winter winds all you need is a 5m to 10m. summer winds are from the south and a little more mellow but you'll still need a 10-14m with occasional 5&amp;#47;7m days thrown in for good measure. and then before it starts al over again there is the typhoon season which can either be solid or stupid strong.
Informações suplementares
English (Traduzir este texto em Português): watch for gusty conditions on high tide and NE/E winds. especially close to the pier. N and NE are the best directions and the north side of the pier holds great waves before and after low tide. check out the downwinder options as well. grab a bite to eat at "the spot" right at the entrance to the beach and check in with Tony for local intel. he has a couple rooms to rent for the night too and can give you the scoop on where/when to ride. the winter winds can get strong (30-40+ knots) and 4-5m wind swell so it's best to go out with someone else for safety. you are on your own here as there is no such thing as water rescue in Taiwan.
watch for gusty conditions on high tide and NE/E winds. especially close to the pier. N and NE are the best directions and the north side of the pier holds great waves before and after low tide. check out the downwinder options as well. grab a bite to eat at "the spot" right at the entrance to the beach and check in with Tony for local intel. he has a couple rooms to rent for the night too and can give you the scoop on where/when to ride. the winter winds can get strong (30-40+ knots) and 4-5m wind swell so it's best to go out with someone else for safety. you are on your own here as there is no such thing as water rescue in Taiwan.
English (Traduzir este texto em Português): watch for gusty conditions on high tide and NE/E winds. especially close to the pier. N and NE are the best directions and the north side of the pier holds great waves before and after low tide. check out the downwinder options as well. grab a bite to eat at "the spot" right at the entrance to the beach and check in with Tony for local intel. he has a couple rooms to rent for the night too and can give you the scoop on where/when to ride. the winter winds can get strong (30-40+ knots) and 4-5m wind swell so it's best to go out with someone else for safety. you are on your own here as there is no such thing as water rescue in Taiwan.
English (Traduzir este texto em Português): watch for gusty conditions on high tide and NE&#47;E winds. especially close to the pier. N and NE are the best directions and the north side of the pier holds great waves before and after low tide. check out the downwinder options as well. grab a bite to eat at &quot;the spot&quot; right at the entrance to the beach and check in with Tony for local intel. he has a couple rooms to rent for the night too and can give you the scoop on where&#47;when to ride. the winter winds can get strong (30-40+ knots) and 4-5m wind swell so it's best to go out with someone else for safety. you are on your own here as there is no such thing as water rescue in Taiwan.
English (Traduzir este texto em Português): watch for gusty conditions on high tide and NE&amp;#47;E winds. especially close to the pier. N and NE are the best directions and the north side of the pier holds great waves before and after low tide. check out the downwinder options as well. grab a bite to eat at &amp;quot;the spot&amp;quot; right at the entrance to the beach and check in with Tony for local intel. he has a couple rooms to rent for the night too and can give you the scoop on where&amp;#47;when to ride. the winter winds can get strong (30-40+ knots) and 4-5m wind swell so it's best to go out with someone else for safety. you are on your own here as there is no such thing as water rescue in Taiwan.
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