Virgin Kitesurfing Armada South Africa
Thu 14th Jan, 2016 @ 9:00 am
An attempt at setting a new Guinness World Record for “The Largest Parade of Kitesurfers” will take place in Cape Town, South Africa between January 29th and 31st. This Virgin Kitesurfing Armada event will bring together amateurs and professionals in an attempt to break the record, and to raise funds for charities including the Save Foundation, a local community development organization in South Africa. The current record is held by the Virgin Kitesurf Armada Spain, with 352 participants. To learn more about the event and to get involved, continue reading below.
Launched in the UK, the first Virgin Kitesurfing Armada was lead off by Sir Richard Branson in 2013, setting a new Guinness World Record for ‘The Largest Parade of Kitesurfers’ and raising £70,000 (R 1,288,000) for charity. Since 2013, the event has been held annually at Hayling Island, UK. In 2014 the Virgin Kitesurfing Armada Spain broke the record set in the UK. Currently, the Virgin Kitesurfing Armada Spain is still holding the Guinness World Record title for the Largest Parade of Kitesurfers with 352 participants.
The Virgin Kitesurfing Armada South Africa will now be hosted in Cape Town, one of the world’s most stunning kitesurfing locations, with Table Mountain as a backdrop. The wind window for the attempt is between 29th-31st January 2016, when professional and amateur kitesurfers from all over the world will come together to attempt to break the Guinness World Record and raise funds for good causes. It is going to be an awesome event so get involved!
To enter the Virgin Kitesurfing Armada South Africa Sign Up Here.
(Or scan the WeChat QR code on the poster below!)
Entry is just R350 (£15 inc 4 months SAKA membership) for non SAKA members, or R250 (£11) for SAKA members.
Check out the poster below to see everything that your registration includes, and remember that all your registration fee goes to our charities!
Check out our bespoke VKSA South Africa event Windguru Page to get the latest wind forecasts.