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Langebaan
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|Issue 382 - January/February 2019
Langebaan, just 100 minutes drive north of Cape Town has become increasingly popular as a windsurfing destination,offering great free ride conditions and even wave sailing sometimes. Local windsurfer and the fastest women wind surfer in Africa, Karo van Tonder, gives us a guide to her home waters and an insight into her windsurfing and lifestyle.
Langebaan is a small west coast town in South Africa, known as the “Jewel of the West Coast”. This picturesque town, 135 kms from Cape Town, hugs the shores of the Langebaan lagoon. Expect to discover tranquillity, vast open landscapes, the widest array of flora and fauna, beautiful blue waters, white sandy beaches and a rich historical heritage. This epic little windy town is suitable for adventure freaks, as well as those who are in need of a break from the fast pace of city life. It has, over the years, become known as one of the best windsurf destinations in the world where professionals come to do their off-season training and where amateurs come to enjoy the sport and improve their skills.
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