Dickenson Bay is situated in the northwest coast of Antigua. Antigua is the main island of Antigua and Barbuda. The islands are located on the northeastern of Caribbean Sea. Antigua is the main extreme sports' center in the Caribbean Sea. The weather conditions are pretty good during all year long.
Dickenson Bay is just 10 minutes, by car, away from St. John, the capital of Antigua. Its sugary white sandy beach and the calm sea attracts many tourists.
The north-east winds that blow in Dickenson Bay, make it an imaginary spot for wind-surfing. The winds blow on-shore, making Dickenson Bay a safe place for wind-surfing. They are two high seasons when experienced wind-surfers really enjoy the winds. The first one is from December to March, when the intensity of the winds averages at 20 knots. The same conditions are met during the second season, lasting from June to July. As for the rest of the months, the wind speed is quite lower and is about 15 knots. The temperature of the water averages between 23˚C/73.4˚F and 26˚C/78.8˚F.
There is a wind-surfing school at Dickenson Bay. Great instructors, with many years of experience, will assist beginners as well as experienced wind-surfers. With the appropriate tips that they give you, they take you for sure to the next level of adrenaline boasting.
