Kiteboarding is a mixture of windsurfing, surfing and wakeboarding. Different size kites allow you to kiteboard in a variety of wind strengths, the bigger the kite, the lighter the wind you need and vice-versa. Learn to fly a trainer kite in a one hour introductory lesson, and participate in one of the most fun and rapidly growing sports in the world.
Kiteboarding Activity Guide
Kiteboarding: 101Kiteboarding, also known as kitesurfing or flysurfing, is a relatively new sport that first gained popularity in the late 90's. It combines the popular water sports of windsurfing, wakeboarding and surfing. With bigger kites, you can get going in as little as 10 knots, and with smaller kites you can still sail along in strong winds of 35 knots or more. Quickly gaining popularity in the extreme water sports industry, this activity is pure fun and pure adrenaline. Prepare yourself for a new and exciting way, to play in the water! Compared to windsurfing and surfing, kiteboarding is a relatively easy sport to learn. Most students are able to get up on their board after two or three lessons from a certified kiteboarding instructor, and with a bit of practice you can do your first jump in a few days.Once you get more experienced, you’ll be catching some huge air!
Your Kiteboarding Instructor & LessonUsing premium quality gear and the latest teaching techniques, our instructors will provide lessons that will give you the ultimate kiteboarding experience. The professional instructors at our full service kite center will teach you all about kitesurfing,
SLE kites, pumping up, rigging and safety skills for launching and landing. You will learn about
wind window theory and how kitesurfing works. By the end of the lesson, you will understand and be able to demonstrate the proper way to handle and fly a kite.
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