Jesolo Hospital

KitesurfingWindsurfingWingfoiling
Freeride, Shortboard
Best for
Intermediate
Skill Level
Chop, Small waves, Swell
Spot Type
Busy
Crowd Level

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About this spot

About

Jesolo Hospital is a low-profile, easily reached launch on a large sandy beach directly in front of the hospital in Jesolo. The water is generally clean and shallow near shore, transitioning deeper farther out, with chop and small to medium wave activity that can suit riders looking for more dynamic conditions rather than flat water. For wind sports, the most consistently referenced kiting months are March, April, May, September, October, and November, with best wind directions described as East and South-West. Providers also reference that, in summer afternoons, a lighter south-westerly thermal breeze can develop, but the onshore wind effects and local restrictions during the bathing season become major factors. The biggest practical issue is the presence of jetties (moli) and other coastal structures spaced along the beach. These create clear hazard points (especially if you get pushed toward them or lose ground), and they can complicate both kiting and windsurfing. Safety planning is therefore essential around swimmers, currents, and the wave breaker. In summer, additional rules can apply: kitesurfing is typically strictly regulated during the bathing season and may be prohibited during daytime hours except in designated corridors/authorized zones, with restrictions also commonly described as a no-kiting zone close to shore. In winter, water temperatures can drop very low (down to around 8°C in some references), so very warm thermal protection is emphasized, including a drysuit or a very thick wetsuit setup with hood and gloves.

  • Directly in front of the hospital on a large sandy beach
  • Spring and autumn months highlighted for E/SW wind
  • Shallow entry sections help progression (with caution for chop and structures)
  • No-kiting near shore and daytime summer restrictions during bathing season
Great for
Kitesurfing freerideKitesurfing waveKitesurfing freerideWindsurfing freerideWingfoil freerideSurfing shortboard
What's great
  • Large sandy beach with generally easy access in front of the hospital
  • Good kiting season in spring and autumn with E and SW wind directions
  • Intermediate-friendly progression due to shallow areas near shore (with caution)
Heads up
  • Shallow-water chop and small-to-medium wave action
  • Rock/wooden jetties (moli) spaced along the beach that create navigation hazards
  • Summer bathing regulations and day-time kiting restrictions (especially near shore)
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Practical spot guide

Wind, water and seasons

Wind

Direction
E, SE, SW
Wind Range
12–25 kts
Wind Type
Mixed — Thermal breeze plus frontal winds in the wider Jesolo area; at the spot the strongest kiting is referenced for E and SW directions.
Reliability
average
Gust Factor
Moderate gusts — Bora can be gusty near the shore (referenced as strong/gusty conditions close to the coast).
Best Months
March, April, May, September, October, November
Recommended Kite Sizes
9–14 m²

Water & beach

Water Type
Chop, Small waves, Swell
Beach
Sand — Sand beach.
Beach Size
Big
Waves
Small — Referenced as small (and also described as medium by another provider).
Chop Level
Moderate chop — Chop is a consistent feature.
Launch
Big — In front of the hospital on a large sandy beach; long sandy launch with ample space off-season.

Through the year

Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Best seasonOff-season
8–29 °C
Water Temperature
3–30 °C
Air Temperature
Wetsuit Guide
Jun–Sep: shorty or lycraMar–Nov: 4/3mmJan, Feb, Dec: 5/4mm + boots + Boots
Crowds by Season

Extremely crowded June to August; quiet in the off-season.

Storm/Rain Season

Rain and storms more frequent in November and March; summer afternoon thunderstorms common in July and August.

By sport

What to expect for each.

KitesurfingBest for this spotSkill Level

Intermediate-friendly kiting with shallow water near shore, chop, and small to medium waves. Best wind directions are East and South-West; NE Bora conditions are referenced as side-onshore.

FreerideWave
Kite Sizes
9–14 m²
WindsurfingSkill Level

Freride and small-wave sailing referenced for Scirocco (SE) or Bora (NE). Rock jetties (moli) are a significant hazard if windsurfers lose ground.

FreerideWaveSlalom
Sail Sizes
4.5–7 m²
WingfoilingSkill Level

Suitable for wingfoiling, particularly further out to avoid the shallowest sections and the jetties. Sandy bottom is generally foil-friendly.

Foil Friendly
Yes — Sandy bottom generally foil-friendly.
Min Depth
70-100cm after the first few meters
Wing Sizes
4–6 m²
Forecast

Check the forecast before you go

See wind, waves, weather and session windows for Jesolo Hospital in the full forecast view.

Jesolo Hospital wind and wave forecast summary

Wind
2–17 ktsGusts 30 kts
Direction
NNE22°
Strongest day
Sat, Oct 2417 kts
Windy days
1/712 kts or more
Waves
0.1–1.0 m3s period
Temperature
6–18 °C

Over the next 7 days, Jesolo Hospital is forecast for daytime winds of 2–17 kts, peaking around 17 kts on Saturday, October 24 with gusts to 30 kts. The prevailing direction is NNE. Waves run 0.1–1.0 m with a period of about 3s. Based on the Wavind model, in the spot’s local time.

Nearby

Other spots in the area

Safety

What to know before you launch

Safety, access, restrictions, rescue, and local rules can change. Treat these details as informational and confirm them locally before launching.

Hazards

  • Swimmers
  • Currents
  • Wave breaker
  • Rock jetties
  • Beach umbrellas
  • Wooden pilings
Ability Level: Intermediate
Recommended Safety Gear
HelmetImpact vestLeashBootsGlovesWetsuitHarness

Rescue & support

Lifeguard
Seasonal — Lifeguards are seasonal.
Rescue & Self-Rescue
Limited — Provider reports conflict: one source says rescue service available, while another says rescue availability is no; overall regional context indicates rescue is limited outside of dedicated summer lifeguard coverage.
Emergency Info
Nearest major facility is the Ospedale di Jesolo (Jesolo Hospital); national emergency number 112.
Localism / Vibe
None — Localism referenced as none.

Rules of the spot

Channels can be used only to enter and exit. During the summer bathing season (typically May to September), kitesurfing is strictly regulated and often prohibited during the day except in designated launch corridors/authorized zones; no kiting within 200m of the shore in peak summer.

Restrictions
  • Summer seasonal bans and day-time restrictions during the bathing season.
  • No kiting within 200m of the shore in peak summer.
Local Tips
  • Be mindful of the wave breaker and other hazards while kiting.
  • Stay upwind of the jetties.
  • The Bora wind can be very gusty near the shore.
  • Check local port authority ordinances for updated summer rules.

Getting there & access

Nearest City
Venice
Nearest Town
Jesolo
Nearest Airport
Venice Marco Polo Airport (VCE)
Parking
Paid street parking is available along Via Levantina and nearby side streets.
Public Transport
Well-connected by regional bus networks from Venice to Jesolo (including ATVO).
Access
From the motorway Venice/Mestre - Trieste, exit at Aeroporto Marco Polo (Venice) and follow signs to Jesolo; from the north exit at Noventa di Piave; from Treviso take the Treviso-Mare road. In Jesolo, drive to Via Levantina and proceed to the beach at the hospital.
Cost Level
Moderate
Local Language
Italian
Amenities

What's on the beach

Showers
Toilets
Parking
Restaurant
Bar
Accommodation
Direct — Numerous hotels, apartments, and campsites in the Jesolo Lido area.
Food & Drink
Food available on the spot; several beach bars and restaurants nearby along the promenade.
Equipment Rental:
Equipment rental is widely available at major beach concessions and dedicated sport schools along the Lido.
Learn, rent & more

Schools & services

No schools or services are listed for this spot yet.

Reviews

From riders who've been here

Community observations

Latest reported conditions

Spot questions

Frequently asked questions

When is the best season at Jesolo Hospital?

The best overall months at Jesolo Hospital are April, May, June, July, August, September, October. The best wind months are March, April, May, September, October, November.

Which wind directions work at Jesolo Hospital?

Jesolo Hospital works with E, SE, SW winds.

What equipment sizes are recommended at Jesolo Hospital?

Recommended equipment sizes at Jesolo Hospital: Kitesurfing: 9–14 m² · Windsurfing: 4.5–7 m² · Wingfoiling: 4–6 m². The typical wind range is 12–25 kts.

What skill level is Jesolo Hospital suitable for?

Jesolo Hospital suits these riding levels: Kitesurfing: Intermediate · Windsurfing: Intermediate · Wingfoiling: Intermediate.