Jim Drake and Hoyle Schweitzer built and tested the first Windsurfer off this coast in 1967, making it the literal birthplace where the sail-board craft was patented and named. Listed here as the discipline's heritage source; no verified local windsurf school is vouched for yet.
Stand where the first Windsurfer was built and tested in 1967 — the heritage source, with no school vouched for yet.
Jim Drake and Hoyle Schweitzer built and tested the first Windsurfer off this coast in 1967, making it the literal birthplace where the sail-board craft was patented and named. Listed here as the discipline's heritage source; no verified local windsurf school is vouched for yet.
BirthplaceHeritageUnbroken lineageVDWS Windsurf / Wingfoil Licence & Instructor Certification · Certifying body: VDWS / IWO (International Windsurfing & Wingfoiling Organisation)
This Atlas exists because there is a real difference between a school that teaches you and a good-looking website — and too much of the internet is the second kind. Here is what a place has to clear before it goes on here, and what we'll tell you straight when it doesn't.
If a place dodges these, that's your answer. It costs you nothing to ask, and it tells you everything.
This is the short version. The full method is here — the six questions, in order, for any craft anywhere.