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KitespotsItalyDervio
Dervio

Dervio

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Italy

Flat WaterBeginner FriendlyFamily Friendly

About this Spot

Kitesurfy’s Dervio kitespot in Italy is a fantastic spot for kitesurfing and windsurfing, located on the northern shore of Lake Como. It's ideal for riders of all levels and is a great place to progress your skills with its consistent and strong winds.

The best time to visit Dervio is from spring to autumn, when the thermal wind (the Ora) blows from the south. This wind is especially strong and reliable in the afternoon, making it perfect for those wanting to enjoy a full day of kitesurfing.

The lake offers a variety of activities for those who don't kitesurf, including sailing, swimming, and hiking. There's also a great selection of restaurants and cafes in the area, making it a great holiday destination for all the family.

Wind Statistics

Monthly Wind Data

Wind days above

This spot likely has thermal or local winds that global weather models can't accurately capture. Actual wind conditions are typically much better than shown below. Check local forecasts for reliable data.

05
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
JJan
FFeb
MMar
AApr
MMay
JJun
JJul
AAug
SSep
OOct
NNov
DDec
4
4
4
5
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
7°
9°
10°
13°
17°
21°
24°
24°
20°
16°
11°
7°
7
6
11
10
18
17
14
12
15
13
9
9
Days >15 kt:
20+
10-19
5-9
<5

Spot Details

Wind Direction

NW

Avg Wind Speed

4 kt (gusts 19 kt)

Air Temperature

7°C – 24°C

Rain Days

~12 days/month avg

Best Months for Wind

January, February, March

Location

Spots in Italy

Andora

Andora

Arma di Taggia

Arma di Taggia

Assenza

Assenza

Badesi

Badesi

Brenzone

Brenzone

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