Watersports

Windtown is developed out of a passion for watersports. The owners started in 2001 with a watersports center in the Netherlands. The dream was to be one of the best watersports locations in the world. In 2006 the Windtown Beach Resort and Spa opened in Cumbuco, Brazil as the coolest place to stay, sport and relax in this tropical country. After extensive research the next perfect spot was discovered, being Langebaan in South Africa.

With over 10 years of experience Windtown guarantees to offer the best in instructions, rentals and sales in kitesurfing, windsurfing and sup equipment.

The resort has its center and shop right in front, offering all the latest equipment on the market.
When you bring your own equipment, this can be stored in the large and secure watersports storage beneath.

The Langebaan lagoon is one of the biggest lagoons in the world, with bright blue waters and a large waist deep section, ideal for learning the basics of all watersports. The wind is very reliable as it is channeled between the hills around, picking up mostly at the end of the morning. Some parts have perfectly flat water, ideal for a sup session in the morning to deserted white beaches. Windsurfers and kitesurfers have the choice between flat, bumpy and wavy waters, all in very close proximity to Windtown. A 3 mm wetsuit or shorty is recommended.

MICE (Meetings, Incentives, Conventions and Events)

Windtown includes a special event company that can arrange anything from business meetings, product presentations, team building, to weddings, theme dinners, etc.

The meeting room is located between the restaurant and the spa, and accommodates up to 40 people for product presentations. For weddings or parties, the total capacity can be extended to up to 250 people using also (parts of) the restaurant and outside lounge areas. The meeting room is equipped with the latest technology, such as sound system and beamer.

Contact Details

Telephone: 0227721064
Email:
Website: http://www.windtown-sa.com
9 Bree Street, Langebaan ,

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