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Carriacou — Mount Pleasant beach

Carriacou, Grenada · Grenada · 12.495°N, 61.440°W

Secluded, sandy and fairly shallow teaching beach on Carriacou, used by the island's IKO school for one-to-one lessons in the trade-wind season.

Rider weight75 kg

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About this spot

Carriacou's IKO-certified kite school runs lessons, rentals and clinics, with hourly rates and 3, 6 or 9-hour packages and an intro course for complete beginners.

Students describe being driven to Mount Pleasant beach for one-to-one lessons, with the beach to themselves; the spot is described as secluded, sandy and somewhat shallow.

Hurricane Beryl hit the island in July 2024; the school says the island has recovered and lessons run, but its kite cruises were postponed — check before you travel.

3-day forecast

Speed / gusts in knots. Colour = rideability for this spot. Bottom row = recommended kite size for your weight — not recommended outside this spot's 13–22 kn range.

Conditions

Water
flat, choppy
Depth
Somewhat shallow (student reports)
Seabed
sand, reef
Skill
beginner, intermediate
Beginners
Beginner friendly
Wind range
13 kn – 22 kn

Access & parking

Reached by car with the school; it is based in Tyrrell Bay.

Parking: Arranged with the school.

Amenities

  • 5ElementsPro IKO school — lessons, rental

Needs local verification: Sources: https://5elementspro.world/ (IKO-certified kite school on Carriacou, lessons/rentals/clinics operational after Hurricane Beryl, intro course for beginners, cruises postponed), https://www.tripadvisor.ca/Attraction_Review-g147384-d23420785-Reviews-5ElementsPro_Carriacou_Kiteboarding-Carriacou_Island_Grenada.html (student reviews: one-to-one lessons at Mount Pleasant beach, secluded, sandy, somewhat shallow; seaweed and reef mentioned; shop in Tyrrell Bay). The beach name comes from student reviews, not the school's own page; coordinates and the easterly trade-wind sector are estimates. Water temperatures use the Barbados table. Windy links are searches/maps, not verified local webcams.

Local hazards

  • Coral reef nearby
  • Seaweed (sargassum) on the beach at times
  • Remote — no rescue without the school
  • Exact launch and wind sector estimated — confirm with the school

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