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 kitesurfing at Palioura near Epanomi, publishes the position from its GPS field, and describes an offshore thermal wind from April to October reaching up to 15 knots, with some westerly onshore days the rest of the year; the same entry lists 4–10 and 11–16 knot categories, flat and choppy "flat warm waters" over sand, and substantial beach crowds from June to September.
The compass direction of that offshore thermal is not documented, so the launch cannot be given a safe and a dangerous sector, and depth and walkability are unpublished — the guide rates riders intermediate and above, and an offshore thermal argues against reading this as a teaching beach. The nearby wetland, the shipwreck and Paliouri on southern Kassandra are different places; the marker is the guide's own pin, not a surveyed launch corridor.
Sources
- SurfinGR — Palioura (Epanomi)
Kite use at Palioura near Epanomi, published GPS, offshore thermal April–October up to 15 kn with some westerly onshore days, 4–10 and 11–16 kn categories, flat choppy water over sand, crowds June–September, intermediate and above.
3-day forecast
Speed / gusts in knots. Safety data not verified; rideability colours and kite advice are withheld.
Conditions
- Water
- flat, choppy
- Depth
- Not verified — depth and walkability unpublished
- Seabed
- sand
- Skill
- intermediate
- Beginners
- Not for beginners — intermediate and up
- 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
- No kite school documented at this launch
Needs local verification: Coordinate: GPS coordinate published by SurfinGR for Palioura beach near Epanomi; a spot marker, not a surveyed launch corridor. 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
- Offshore thermal wind — the compass direction is not documented
- Substantial beach crowds June–September
- No launch-specific hazard inventory published