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kitesurfing

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kitesurfing: see under windsurfing windsurfing, also called boardsailing or sailboarding, water sport that employs a board-and-sail device and combines elements of sailing and surfing. The sport was developed in the United States during the 1960s by the Californians Jim Drake, a sailor, and Hoyle
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Currer also suggests that proper lakes and oceanfront kitesurfing areas should not be near power lines, airports or other dangerous and/or hazardous places.
Color maps and photographs, concise yet detailed reviews, adventures and activities galore from traditional favorites to lesser-known pastimes such as kitesurfing, and much more pack this useful guide, which distinguishes the best of the best places with icons that declare them "solid gold" or "a real gem".
To the north, the Amber Coast's 75 miles of coastline include Puerto Plata, founded in 1496; Playa Dorada, a complex of 14 resorts with attractions for families, couples and golfers; Sosua, center of European-style nightlife and a large selection of watersports, including scuba diving; and Cabarete, world capital for windsurfing and kitesurfing.
 
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