Live wind
Wind safety and operating limits not verified. No ride or kite-size recommendation.
Water & wetsuit
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About this spot
SurfinGR documents Andromachi as a kite beach about 3 km north of Sigri with an onshore wind arriving from the right, a May–October season and a shallow entry, and notes that the Sigri centre can organise excursions there when demand is sufficient. Its level categories include beginners, but the same page compares the venue with Pozo rather than describing a broad flat teaching area.
Nothing in the retrieved evidence documents how flat the water is, how far out it stays walkable, or what the hazards are, and no permanent kite operation runs on the beach itself. The beginner flag is withheld on that basis; conditions, the launch line and permission for organised sessions need confirmation with the Sigri centre.
Sources
- SurfinGR — Andromachi
Kite activity, GPS, season, onshore orientation from the right, shallow entry, excursions organised from the Sigri centre.
3-day forecast
Speed / gusts in knots. Safety data not verified; rideability colours and kite advice are withheld.
Conditions
- Water
- flat, choppy
- Depth
- Shallow entry per SurfinGR; walkable extent not documented
- Seabed
- Not verified
- Skill
- beginner, intermediate
- Beginners
- Beginner friendly
- Wind range
- Not verified — no ride recommendation
Access & parking
Named beach only; current launch boundaries, permissions and access restrictions need local confirmation.
Parking: Not verified
Amenities
- Excursions organised from the Sigri centre on request (per SurfinGR)
Needs local verification: Coordinate: GPS published by SurfinGR for this spot, matching the OpenStreetMap marker for Andromachi; not a surveyed launch point. Coordinates are approximate spot markers, not surveyed launch points. Wind safety and operating limits remain unknown; no ride or kite-size advice is issued. Sources confirm only the facts explicitly attributed to them.
Local hazards
- Hazards have not been surveyed — absence of a documented hazard list does not imply safety