Harry Nass Dahab represents the world's largest JP/Neil Pryde center with over 250 boards and sails across two strategic locations. This premier destination offers unmatched diversity with three windsurfing areas and two kite zones, powered by 300 windy days annually. Centre 1 at Tirana Hotel features a protected lagoon perfect for beginners, while Centre 2 at Iberotel Dahabeya provides direct access to speed strips and waves. The complimentary boat shuttle service connects both centers, offering maximum flexibility for all skill levels. Professional multilingual VDWS-certified instructors deliver comprehensive courses daily, while the latest 2019 JP and NP equipment ensures top-performance sailing. Safety remains paramount with walkie-talkie systems and dedicated rescue boats. The protected headland creates ideal learning conditions for beginners, while advanced sailors can exploit the diverse wind and water conditions. Free SUP boards complement windless days, making this the ultimate year-round windsurfing destination in Egypt's most reliable wind corridor.
Harry Nass Dahab
World's largest JP/NP center with 250+ boards, 300 windy days, and diverse sailing areas from protected lagoons to speed strips. Two connected locations in Dahab's legendary wind corridor.
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- Websitewww.harry-nass.com
- AddressWindsurfing Place, Hayling Island, PO11 9, United Kingdom
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