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With proper instruction and adherence to safety guidelines, kite surfing can be a relatively safe sport. However, like any adventure sport, it involves risks. Learning from certified instructors and following safety protocols significantly reduces the chances of accidents.
The learning curve varies for each individual. Most beginners can grasp the basics in a few lessons, but proficiency and mastering the sport can take several weeks of consistent practice.
Lessons often start with theory on wind conditions, equipment, and safety procedures. Then, you'll learn kite control on land before progressing to the water for body dragging exercises and eventually board riding practice.
We provide all the necessary equipment including kites, boards, harnesses, helmets, and life vests.
We have policies in place for rescheduling lessons in case of unfavorable weather conditions. It may offer alternatives or refunds depending on their specific terms and conditions.
In general there is always wind on Sal, however the best wind would be from December to March, during this time, you can expect steady winds averaging from 13.5 to 18.9 knots, ideal for kite surfing. There is typically less wind from July to September, however, kite surfing is still usually possible even during these calmer periods.
Yes! When kite surfing isn’t possible, we also offer surfboards for regular wave surfing. Click here for more information!
Not necessarily. We offer lessons for beginners, starting with the basics of kite control and safety. However, having some experience in other water sports or a good sense of balance can be beneficial.
