| Kitesurfers and windsurfers conquer exclusivity of the Shoal Bay in New Zealand |
| Thursday, 25 March 2010 14:25 |
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The Shoal Bay, in New Zealand, is now a kitesurfer's heaven as boaties have left the area. The battle for the control of this region has begun in 2007, when kitesurfers said that mooring should be gone and represented a danger for wind powered recreational watercrafts such as windsurf or kitesurf boards. When SW and W winds hit Shoal Bay, more than one hundred kitesurfers and windsurfers can be seen sailing around. The last coastal plan was reviewed in 1995 and defined a mooring free Shoal Bay. |












