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28.5 / Sullivan's Island is a kitesurfing spot on Sullivan's Island, a historic barrier island northeast of Charleston. The name refers to the 28-and-a-half avenue marker on the island. The Atlantic-facing beach offers a long stretch of sand with good wave and wind conditions. Sullivan's Island is one of the most popular spots in the Charleston area, benefiting from regular northeast and southeast winds. The spot is easily accessible from downtown Charleston.
Open all year round
Intermediate
Atlantic Ocean with moderate to strong waves depending on swell. Conditions vary with tide — at low tide, sandbars create shallow flat water areas. Tidal currents present, especially near passes between islands. Warm water from May to October. Sandy bottom.
Strong tidal currents near passes between islands. Significant tidal range (about 5-6 feet). Frequent swimmers and surfers in summer. Sharks and jellyfish in coastal waters. Severe thunderstorms possible in spring and summer. Respect swimming zones.
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