Ollikite mallorca mai-juni spot

Name: Ollikite mallorca mai-juni spot
Address: Alcúdia, Baleares, ES
Telephone: +34 608 37 69 48

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Olli Kite Mallorca is a kitesurfing school based in Alcúdia, in the north of Mallorca, offering courses and tours in kitesurfing and stand-up paddleboarding.

What's on offer: Kitesurfing & Stand-Up Paddleboarding

The school runs kitesurfing courses for all ability levels — from taster sessions through to lessons for more advanced riders. All tuition is delivered in English. Alongside kitesurfing, SUP tours along the Mallorcan coastline are also available.

The spots: Alcúdia Bay and Pollença Bay

Lessons take place at two spots in the north of the island. Alcúdia Bay is characterised by shallow beaches, very little swell and predominantly onshore winds — conditions that make it particularly well suited to beginners. Pollença Bay, nestled between the Formentor and La Victoria peninsulas, is a reliable wind spot with steady thermal winds in summer and rarely any swell.

Where to find it

The school is located in Alcúdia, in the north-east of Mallorca — at the island's northernmost tip, just south of Cap Formentor.

Good to know

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who are the kitesurfing courses suitable for?

The school offers courses for all ability levels — from taster sessions for complete beginners through to lessons for experienced kiters.

What language is tuition delivered in?

All lessons are conducted in English.

Are there any activities besides kitesurfing?

Yes, Olli Kite Mallorca also offers stand-up paddleboarding tours along the coastline.

Why are Alcúdia Bay and Pollença Bay popular kitesurfing spots?

Alcúdia Bay features shallow beaches, minimal waves and predominantly onshore winds. Pollença Bay benefits from its position between the Formentor and La Victoria peninsulas, which generate consistent thermal winds and rarely produce any swell.