Kite school · Soma Bay, Egypt

Surf Point (ex Point Break): Kitesurf Station at the Palm Royale, Soma Bay

The Palm Royale's self-operated water sports station, formerly called Point Break, for kitesurfing, windsurfing and SUP behind the hotel's small marina.

  • Run by the Palm Royale itself
  • Formerly called Point Break
  • Kitesurf, windsurf and SUP
  • Open daily 9:00 to 17:00

In short

Surf Point is the Palm Royale Resort's own water sports station. The hotel introduces it as its self-operated station, staffed every day by an international team, for kitesurfing, windsurfing and stand-up paddling. It used to be called Point Break, and older reviews, videos and its Facebook page still use that name.

It sits on the hotel grounds, behind the small marina at the tip of the resort's headland, about 600 m downwind of Surfmotion, the bigger centre at the other end of the resort. Spot guides and reviews describe a smaller, quieter spot with a large sandbank and deep water close by, which suits foilers. No price list, certification or course programme is published online, so ask at the station or the hotel before you book.

At a glance

School Fit

School
Run by the Palm Royale Resort itself; formerly called Point Break
Spot
A large sandbank and deep water nearby; quieter than Surfmotion's lagoon
Wind
Mostly north on this shore, lighter and slightly offshore in the morning
Hours
Daily, 9:00 to 17:00 (Google listing)
Certifications
None published; not found in the VDWS or IKO listings
Also on offer
Windsurfing and stand-up paddling, with rental and courses
Guest rating
4.5/5 on Google (79 reviews), 4.8/5 on TripAdvisor (4 reviews, as Point Break)

Verified with the Palm Royale's official site, the station's Google listing and Facebook page, kitereisen.tv, TripAdvisor and Surfmotion's official site · Updated October 2026

See the place

Video and Instagram

Point Break, Palm Royale, Soma Bay, Egypt.

Kitesurfing at the station in 2015, when it was still called Point Break, filmed by the channel Life’s Moments.

Video: Life’s Moments on YouTube

Wind forecast

7-day wind forecast at Soma Bay

Updated 2 Nov, 13:47

  1. Today

    2 Nov

    5kts

    Gusts 10

    WNW · 12m+

    LIGHT
  2. Tue

    3 Nov

    16kts

    Gusts 26

    NNW · 10m

    GO
  3. Wed

    4 Nov

    15kts

    Gusts 23

    NNW · 12m

    OK
  4. Thu

    5 Nov

    14kts

    Gusts 23

    NNW · 12m

    OK
  5. Fri

    6 Nov

    12kts

    Gusts 21

    NNW · 12m

    OK
  6. Sat

    7 Nov

    16kts

    Gusts 24

    NNW · 10m

    GO
  7. Sun

    8 Nov

    16kts

    Gusts 24

    NNW · 10m

    GO

GO16–24 ktsOK12–15 ktsSTRONG25 kts and moreLIGHTunder 12 kts

Strongest wind and gusts of the day, in knots. Kite sizes are a rough guide for a rider of about 75 kg. Weather data by Open-Meteo.com.

The station

What Surf Point offers

The Palm Royale presents Surf Point as its new self-operated water sports station, staffed daily by an international team, for kitesurfing, windsurfing, stand-up paddling and simply having fun on the water. Its Google listing adds kite and windsurf courses and equipment rental, and gives the opening hours as 9:00 to 17:00 every day.

That is about all that is published: there is no price list, course programme or certification online, and the station does not appear in the VDWS or IKO centre listings. Call or ask at the hotel before you plan your lessons around it.

The spot

Wind and conditions at the station

Surf Point is behind the resort's small marina at the tip of the headland, downwind (south) of Surfmotion's windsurf area. Spot guides and reviews describe a quiet station with a large sandbank and deep water close by: room for first runs on the sand, and deep water off the headland for wing and kite foilers. It takes far fewer riders than the lagoon in front of Surfmotion.

The wind on this shore blows mostly from the north. Surfmotion, at the other end of the resort, describes it as lighter and slightly offshore until 10 or 11 am, then side-shore from the left and stronger. For the other spots and the season month by month, see our Soma Bay kitesurf guide.

Choose

Surf Point or Surfmotion?

  • Both stations belong to the Palm Royale's offer: the hotel lists two water sports stations among its services.
  • Surfmotion is the larger, VDWS-listed centre, with a standing area about 2 km long, separate kite and windsurf zones and rescue boats.
  • Surf Point is smaller and quieter, run by the hotel itself, with a sandbank and deep water nearby.
  • Neither has an online price list at the moment: ask both before you book.

Stay

Where to stay

Surf Point is on the grounds of Palm Royale Resort, a family resort with 437 rooms, a kids club and a 1.2 km private beach.

Book

Contact and booking

Call the station on +20 114 746 1632, the number on its Google listing, or contact the Palm Royale on +20 122 326 0700 or at palmroyale@palmroyaleresort.com. The old Point Break website no longer works.

Our take

Our verdict

Great for

  • Palm Royale guests who want a quiet station on the hotel grounds
  • Wing and kite foilers who want deep water close to the beach
  • Riders who prefer a small team to a big centre

Think twice if you are

  • Beginners who want a published course programme, prices and safety set-up
  • Anyone who needs a VDWS or IKO certificate at the end of the course

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions about Surf Point Soma Bay

Is Surf Point the same as Point Break Soma Bay?

Yes. The Palm Royale's own water sports station used to be called Point Break. The hotel's website and its Google listing now call it Surf Point, while its Facebook page and TripAdvisor listing still use the old name.

Where is Surf Point in Soma Bay?

On the grounds of the Palm Royale Resort, behind the hotel's small marina at the tip of the headland, about 600 m downwind of Surfmotion.

What can I do at Surf Point?

Kitesurfing, windsurfing and stand-up paddling, with equipment rental and courses, according to the hotel and the station's Google listing.

When is Surf Point open?

Every day from 9:00 to 17:00, according to its Google listing.

How much do lessons cost at Surf Point?

No price list is published online. Ask at the station or the hotel before you book.

Is Surf Point good for beginners?

It has a large sandbank, but it publishes little about its teaching. Beginners who want a big standing area, separate zones and rescue boats will find all three at Surfmotion, at the other end of the resort.

Does Surf Point have VDWS or IKO certification?

No certification is published, and the station did not appear in the VDWS or IKO centre listings checked for this page.

Sources

Last checked October 2026

We only publish facts we could confirm with the official website or two independent sources. Spotted something out of date? Write to info@kitesurf.holiday.