Epirus Surf Center is a passionate team of extreme water sports enthusiasts, located at the kiosk of Taverna H Bouka, in Kastrosykia, Preveza, in the Epirus region of Greece. Positioned right on the beach of Kastrosykia, this spot offers an ideal setting for wind and water sports thanks to its long, sandy coastline and reliable wind conditions.

The main kitesurfing and windsurfing season runs from June to September, with side-onshore winds predominantly from the west and northwest. The wind usually starts to build around midday, beginning at 8–10 knots, which is ideal for kitefoiling. As the afternoon progresses, it typically strengthens to 12–16 knots on average. This regular wind pattern makes the location highly dependable for daily riding.

The water gets deep very close to the shore, which is a key feature of the spot. Despite this, the side-onshore wind direction provides a safety net even for beginners, making it possible to learn in a controlled environment. Experienced instructors help newcomers build confidence while intermediate and advanced riders can work on refining their technique.

Thanks to the deep water and the vast open space offshore, this spot is especially well-suited for kitefoiling. There's no risk of hitting the bottom, and riders have plenty of room to maneuver.

The choppy water conditions add another layer of excitement for more advanced riders. On windier days, small, regular waves form, offering great opportunities for wave riding.

Off the water, the center’s base at the taverna offers the perfect post-session experience. Guests can relax under the trees, enjoy authentic Greek cuisine, or cool off in nearby hotel swimming pools. For those traveling with a van or tent, there are ample shaded areas suitable for campers or caravans—making this not just a surf spot, but a comfortable and complete summer escape.

Whether you're taking your first steps into wind sports or pushing your skills to the next level, Epirus Surf Center provides a stunning, wind-reliable setting on Greece’s Ionian coast.