Zero to riding
- You arrive
- never flew a kite
- You leave
- riding your first metres
- Sessions
- 3-6 private
- Hours on the water
- 9-18 h
Three packs with a name and an exit skill — not loose hours. on request a session, three hours each, on the school's our gear. Not sure which is yours? The quiz decides in two minutes.
Every session is three hours on the water, one-on-one, with the school's our gear included. The packs differ in one thing only: where you start.
Every pack rides the school's our kit — kite, board, harness, helmet, vest — confirmed with your booking. Two of you, same level? Semi-private — on request, same instructor.
Nobody is born knowing how to fly a kite, and the first hours decide whether you fall in love with this or give up. That's why they happen here: flat water, standing depth, no waves slapping you while you learn what the kite wants.
You start on the sand — safety, wind window, kite control — and you're in the water the same day. Body-drag, then board, then the waterstart, then your first metres riding. The honest number is three sessions before you ride, not one. Fast learners with good wind do it in three; most people enjoy five.
Kite control on land and in the water. Body-drag until steering is instinct.
Board starts. Falling, laughing, standing. Your first metres downwind.
Longer rides, both directions, controlled stops. This is where it clicks.
Rent gear at on request and pile up water time while it's fresh.
You already control the kite in the water — the hard, unglamorous part is done. What's left is the move everyone remembers forever: getting up on the board and staying there.
Two to four directed sessions, all of them in standing-depth water so every attempt costs you seconds, not a swim back. When the waterstart lands, we keep you riding until it's yours and not luck.
You waterstart fine and you're tired of the walk of shame back up the beach. Upwind is technique, not strength, and in flat water it usually takes two focused sessions to fix your edge, your stance and your line.
After that you don't need us — you need wind. Rental gear is on request an hour, the lagoon is at the door, and the catamaran day exists precisely for riders who just got their freedom.
Your instructor and the school's own pro equipment — kite, board, harness, helmet, vest. You bring swimwear and sun cream; the school confirms the exact kit with your booking.
Three hours on the water. It is the length that lets you warm up, learn something new and consolidate it before your arms give out.
If you are two at the same level, the semi-private session costs on request per person instead of on request — same instructor, same three hours.
The packs are honest estimates, not contracts. The school lives inside the hotel, so adjusting your week is a conversation over breakfast, not a support ticket.
Two minutes of honest questions and the right course lands in your plan, priced.
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