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The important annual International Boat Show in Palma and ever-increasing number of nautical related tourists are proof of the growing popularity of watersports on the island. camiseta barcelona 2012 ,

• Windsurfing

A Mallorcan legend from the 13th century tells of a monk who managed to leave Mallorca by holding up his cowl with the help of a stick and using it as a sail to carry him across the sea to Barcelona. Thus he became the first surfer in history, and a picture can still be admired high up on the weather vane of the church of Sóller. These days, Mallorca is still a perfect choice for windsurfers, as the infrastructure is good, the winds are favorable and there are a great number of surf schools and surf shops.
Areas for windsurfing:

• The bay of Palma: Long distance surfing across the bay, wind force about 5 to 6 in winter, thermal wind (Bft ~4) in the summer.
• Beach of Palma: Good westerly winds, sometimes from southeast or southwest, good waves. Tiendas de futbol barcelona ,
• El Arenal: Wind and squalls mostly from southwest and west.
• Ciudad Jardín: Very constant winds.
• The bay of Alcudia: Conditions similar to the bay of Pollensa and around the Cala Mesquida, in general suitable northeast winds.

Shops:
Pipeline Joan Maragall, 38, Edif. Marina Portixol, +34 971 242 431
Bellini Fun Boats? Médico Llopis, 9, Pto Pollenca. +34 971 866 138
Windsurf Centres:

• C′an Picafort +34 971 527 983.
• Escuela Nacional de Vela Calanova
• San Agustin, Calle Joan Miró 327, +34 971 402 51

Surf-Website:

• www. windsurfesp. com

Sailing and Motor Boat:
In the year 1867, the 20-year-old Duke Ludwig Salvator came to Mallorca for the first time on a boat cruise and was immediately fascinated by the island. Futbol club barcelona tienda , The same thing happened to the first sailing tourists in the 1920s and 1930s and still happens today to thousands of sailors. The nautical industry is an important economic factor: boat building, sales, maintenance, equipment, storage, chartering, training courses and licenses, excursions, even special nautical tax offices. The range of companies is large, literature and websites are ample ? we cannot even begin to list them all. My personal advice: Try a sailing trip in winter. It is in fact colder, the sun sets earlier and time is limited, but the island is less crowded and you can feel like you're sailing through an-other century when you are the only boat out at sea.
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