Matemwe Kitesurf Spot in Zanzibar
Africa Kiteboard Spot in Tanzania
Welcome to Matemwe, a picturesque coastal village nestled on the stunning island of Zanzibar, Tanzania. Known for its pristine beaches, azure waters, and warm hospitality, Matemwe is a paradise for kitesurfing enthusiasts seeking the perfect blend of wind, waves, and tranquility. Prepare to embark on an unforgettable kitesurfing adventure in this tropical haven.
Matemwe Kitesurfing wind conditions
Matemwe boasts consistent trade winds that make it an ideal destination for kitesurfing. The prevailing trade winds, known as "Kaskazi" from the northeast (December to March) and "Kusi" from the southeast (July to September), grace Matemwe with steady winds ranging from 15 to 25 knots. These cross-onshore winds provide optimal kitesurfing conditions, allowing riders to carve through the waves and harness the power of the wind with ease.
body wear
- board shorts
downwinder
- Yes
ride type
- freeride
- freestyle
- wakestyle
- wave
skill level
- beginner
- intermediate
- advanced
- professional
spot type
- island
- lagoon
- ocean
- reef
starting area
- sandy beach
water condition
- flat water
- medium wave
wind daytime
- all day
wind type
- constant
Impressions
Wind Stats for Matemwe Kiteboarding
Around the Kiteboarding Spot Matemwe
Beyond kitesurfing, Matemwe offers a plethora of activities and attractions to enhance your stay. Immerse yourself in the vibrant marine life by snorkeling or diving in the crystal-clear waters. Explore the nearby Mnemba Atoll, a marine conservation area renowned for its colorful coral reefs and diverse marine species. Engage in traditional sailing experiences on a local wooden boat, or simply unwind on the pristine beaches, basking in the sun-kissed serenity of Matemwe.
camper parking
- Not allowed, but possible
car parking
- Nearby
emergency
- A rescue service
- Kite repair
has toilet
- Yes
How to get to Matemwe and how to bring it about while you're there
To reach Matemwe, fly into Abeid Amani Karume International Airport in Zanzibar. From there, you can arrange airport transfers or take a scenic taxi ride to Matemwe, which is approximately a 1-hour journey. Once in Matemwe, getting around is convenient. Explore the village on foot and stroll along the palm-fringed beaches. If you wish to venture further, taxis and local transportation options are readily available for your convenience.
No Wind Activities:
On days when the wind takes a break, Matemwe offers an array of activities to keep you entertained. Discover the cultural heritage of Zanzibar by visiting Stone Town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Indulge in a spice tour and immerse yourself in the fragrant aromas of the Spice Island. Experience the thrill of swimming with dolphins in the pristine waters or embark on a dhow cruise to witness breathtaking sunsets on the horizon.
accommodation
- at the spot
public transport
- Poorly developed
rental cars
- Not recommended
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