The Enchanting C Kite Festival: A Celebration of Kitesurfing Artistry and Adventure

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The C Kite Festival is a highly anticipated event that is set to take place in Mauritius, where kite surfing enthusiasts will come together to celebrate the art of kitesurfing. The event, which is held in collaboration with the Mauritius Tourism Promotion Authority (MTPA) and Air Mauritius, will take place from July 14-16 at the C Mauritius resort.

Kitesurfing in Cape Town

Cape Town Etc, a champion of the thriving kitesurfing scene, will be covering the event. Both local and international professionals are drawn to Cape Town’s legendary kitesurfing spots, such as Bloubergstrand and Langebaan.

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The Thrill of Kitesurfing

Over the past thirty years, kitesurfing has gained popularity as one of the most exciting water sports around the world. It combines speed, balance, and a dash of adrenaline to create a thrilling show of skill and endurance.

The Festival’s Activities

The annual C Kite Festival offers a dazzling array of high-speed competitions, expert demonstrations, and non-stop activities both during the day and into the night. The festival represents the essence of kite artistry that has captivated the world.

The Festival Headliner

This year’s festival will be spearheaded by Antoine Auriol, a former kitesurf world champion, TV host, and onboard reporter for the 2023 Ocean Race. Under Auriol’s guidance, participants can expect an immersive foray into the exhilarating realm of kitesurfing.

The World’s Top Kitesurfers

Crowds will be treated to live displays by the world’s top kite surfers, creating a visual spectacle. Among the illustrious professionals headlining the festival are two-time world champion Youri Zoon, pro kiteboarder Victor Hays, French champion Paul Serin, two-time vice world champion Tom Hebert, holder of the 9.0 best score in the ‘big air’ category Hay Katz, and reigning freestyle kite surfing world champion Arthur Guillebert.

Impressive Lineup of VIP Guests

The C Kite Festival is also thrilled to welcome an impressive lineup of VIP guests, such as international saxophonist, DJ, and music producer Yarden Sax; 2020 MasterChef UK Champion Thomas Frake; world-renowned kitesurfer Soufiane Hamaini, founder of the Moroccan Association of Kite Surfing and owner of Dakla Spirit kite school; and Alice Le Moigne, World Longboard Champion ISA and Vice World Champion WSL.

Mauritius: A Destination for Kitesurfing and Adventure

Mauritius is already famous for its kitesurfing opportunities, and in addition to that, it offers a modern lifestyle experience amidst awe-inspiring natural beauty. The C Mauritius resort, which recently earned the TripAdvisor Travellers’ Choice Award 2023, stands as a testament to the island’s status as one of Africa’s top all-inclusive destinations.

Evening Entertainment

To bring each day to a close, the C Kite Festival presents unparalleled evening entertainment, featuring exhilarating concerts and exquisite dining experiences. This celebration of kitesurfing artistry and the spirit of adventure promises a truly unforgettable spectacle for all who attend.

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Michael Jameson is a Cape Town-born journalist whose reporting on food culture traces the city’s flavours from Bo-Kaap kitchens to township braai spots. When he isn’t tracing spice routes for his weekly column, you’ll find him surfing the chilly Atlantic off Muizenberg with the same ease he navigates parliamentary press briefings.

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