Is Cabarete Good for Beginners?

Galeltic · **Posted:** Sun Mar 03, 2013 2:42 am

Caesar wrote:

Galeltic wrote:

Hola
como esta ? jajajaja
i was there for 3 wks at kitebeach hotel and i noticed that dominica local kiters doesnt respect what learner's way so they usually block them ... What ashamed on local kiters always think of own kitebeach is belong to hotels ... one local kiter got jump up air and almost hit me , also i saw learner's way where i stop and let her go but other kiter didnt get heed what i done then hit me and my kite got tangled with his kite then i released it and swam quickly toward beach to get kite but how nice kid got my kite then i got it ....... what heavy traffic there by domonica kiters ,who should go other beach to kiting ! yes good food at extremekiting cafe booth

Mate, wherever you go in the world, it is (almost) everywhere the same: 'F**k off- I'm living here and this is my kite spot...'

Let's start another tread- "Most offensive kiters"
On top of my list is: El Yaque-Venezuela (((why? :cool2:

)))

Cheers
Caesar

ashley · **Joined:** Sun Mar 03, 2013 11:15 pm **Posts:** 1

It is tough to learn in cabarete but if you can get it there y hare good most places.
Just got back from three weeks there and what a great time. There is more space on bozo beach, just have have to get out past the shore break and all is good. Very choppy too but all good fun
Enjoy

Galeltic · **Posted:** Mon Mar 04, 2013 12:56 am

ashley wrote:

It is tough to learn in cabarete but if you can get it there y hare good most places.
Just got back from three weeks there and what a great time. There is more space on bozo beach, just have have to get out past the shore break and all is good. Very choppy too but all good fun
Enjoy

correct about bozo beach is better place for beginner but not much choppy in summer

Oldfartkiter · **Joined:** Mon Mar 18, 2013 1:08 pm **Posts:** 1

Having learned to kite at Kite Beach in Cabarete I found the local kiters to be very helpful in retrieving my board and even my kite on many, many occasions. As a late starter (age 69) they seemed to keep an eye on me and render assistance when needed. If I can learn to kite at Kite Beach I'm sure the average person can. As far as the restaurants are concerned one just needs to know where to go to enjoy delicious food at extremely low prices. For example: Ali's surf camp, Gordito's, Mami's, La China, Dick's for breakfast, and The German Restaurant as well as many in Sosua.

extremecabarete · **Posted:** Wed Mar 20, 2013 1:07 am

Oldfartkiter wrote:

Having learned to kite at Kite Beach in Cabarete I found the local kiters to be very helpful in retrieving my board and even my kite on many, many occasions. As a late starter (age 69) they seemed to keep an eye on me and render assistance when needed. If I can learn to kite at Kite Beach I'm sure the average person can. As far as the restaurants are concerned one just needs to know where to go to enjoy delicious food at extremely low prices. For example: Ali's surf camp, Gordito's, Mami's, La China, Dick's for breakfast, and The German Restaurant as well as many in Sosua.

Glad you had a great time, and it's good to see that at 69 you are still learning new sports!

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Is Cabarete Good for Beginners?

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