Over the years Poland has been growing its name in the kiteboarding world with the development of popular riders and quality brands emerging. Poland is an interesting country to visit for both kitesurfing and tourism. When touring you will notice that Poland has lots of history as well as many things to do.

If you are not kitesurfing you can be biking, diving, visiting interesting museums, exploring its nightlife or enjoying its nature. Poland is a perfect country to visit if you want to do both cultural touring and kitesurfing.

Capital: Warsaw

Currency: Polish Zlotych

Level: Beginner to Professional

Winds: 8-25 knots

Kites Needed: Small 9m-11m / Big 12m-17m

Waves: 0-1.5m

Flat Water Spots: Yes

Beach Break Spots: Yes

Wetsuit Needed?: Yes and no; depending on the spot and time of the year.

Water Temperatures: 14-22°C

Uncrowded Waters: Yes

Kiteboarding Lessons Average: 35-50 Euro +/- Per Hour

Average Good Meal + Drink Price: 10-20 +/- Euros

Nightlife: Yes

Amazing Downwinders: No