Red Sea Governorate, Egypt : Enjoy the exciting Red Sea Kitesurf World Cup 2014 at Palm Royale Resort Soma Bay, Egypt from May 28th – June 01st.

Witness the most thrilling kiteboarding event from May 28th to June 1st, 2014 at Soma Bay, the Red Sea World Cup will be the pioneer of PKRA World Cup in Egypt. The event offers challenging conditions for the surfers. Soma Bay is a spectacular venue for a world-class event.

Soma Bay offers flat water type and sandy ground. During the event’s period, the water temperature is expected to be at 25-26 °C / 50-79 ºF and the average wind speed will blows at around 16-18 knots / 29, 6-33, 3 kph. On the spot where kiteboarding takes place, the wind is mostly side-shore from NNW.

The beautiful Palm Royale Resort is expected to be full of kitesurfing enthusiasts that they will visit this place from every corner of the earth for admiring The Red Sea World Cup Freestyle kitesurfing Event. Get all your accommodation reservations as soon as possible.
Online registration fees for this event is at $110 and it is due by May 15th, 2014. Late registration or on-site registration will incur a $25 late fee. The event offers approximately $57000 as prize money.

To get more information related to this event, please visit: http://www.xtremespots.com/events/the-red-sea-kitesurf-world-cup-2014-soma-bay/

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