Port Miramar (La Londe-les-Maures)

Port Miramar (La Londe-les-Maures) is a low-profile, East-to-Southeast wind spot with choppy conditions and small waves over clean, sandy water. The launch is described as being on the wide sandy beach west of the harbor, with parking available at the port area. Overall, it’s a convenient option when East winds are blowing and you want a sandy, easy-access entry—particularly for intermediate riders. For kitesurfing, the main working directions are E, ESE, and SE, with best months given as January, February, March, October, November, and December. Wind is described as typically strong enough for kite sessions during these periods; Gemini also notes wind reliability during low-pressure systems crossing the Mediterranean. Gusts are described as moderate, and riders should be prepared for chop—especially in heavier East-Southeasterly gales. Safety-wise, expect harbor-related hazards (mole/jetties and associated turbulence) plus port traffic/boats. The harbor area is also where submerged rocks may be present near the jetties, and onshore wind can become strong during gales. There are also explicit access restrictions: kitesurfing is generally prohibited on the beach during peak summer months (mid-June to mid-September) to make space for swimmers and tourists, and riding is not allowed inside the harbor channel. Other sports are supported but with different expectations. Windsurfing is described as suitable for freeride and wave/foil in East winds (with caution around port jetties). Wingfoiling is described as suitable due to rapid depth increase, but riders must stay clear of the harbor entrance. Surfing is only occasional and is generally described as poor quality, with mushy, soft waves and short rides; conditions tend to become messy and disorganized on larger swell.