Sultana Beach (Hurghada)

Sultana Beach (Hurghada) is a shallow, sandy lagoon-style kitesurfing spot known for very flat, sheltered conditions. The riding/training zone is described as very shallow (often knee-to-waist deep), with an easy sandy entry and minimal wave action, which makes it well-suited for beginner lessons and progression. Wind is predominantly from the north and is characterized as thermal, with typical strengths around 15–25 knots. Several sources indicate reliable seasonal conditions from May to October, and that the wind often picks up during the day and peaks in the afternoon (one description gives a 10:00–17:00 thermal window). A small wind shadow behind hotel buildings/palm areas is noted, so positioning near the shadow can affect how quickly wind fills in. Safety focus is the offshore reef: an offshore reef about 1 kilometer away is repeatedly emphasized as a hard no-go, and riding is restricted to designated launch/riding areas within the lagoon. Because the water becomes extremely shallow at low tide, riders are advised to check the tide table—sessions can become unrideable or more challenging even for twin-tips. Amenities are centered around resort access, including toilets/showers, changing space, parking, and sport-station services such as equipment rental and gear storage. Local guidance also highlights footwear precautions: booties are recommended (and described as essential) for low-tide walking due to sharp shells and possible sea urchins near coral patches.