THE PEOPLE
ON THE WATER.
You do not book a school, you book the person standing next to you in waist-deep water. Here is how we teach, and who does it.
ONE INSTRUCTOR.
ONE RIDER.
Private is the default here, not the upgrade. A 2:1 duo is published for every kite course and works well when both riders are at about the same level. We will tell you when sharing would slow you down.
A course ends at a skill — water start, riding upwind, first transition — not when a clock runs out. If the wind takes a day off, so does the count.
Instructors who ride here off-shift know where the sandbar moves and when the afternoon builds. That is local knowledge you cannot certify.
Instructions are shouted over wind. We match language where we can, and we publish which ones each instructor actually teaches in.
THE ROSTER
FULL TEAM PROFILES COMING SOONWe only publish an instructor once they have confirmed their own details, and we never use stock people. Portraits are being shot on the beach; until each person has confirmed their languages and certification level, those lines stay blank rather than guessed.
Other names appear in our reviews. They join this page when each person has confirmed what they teach and in which languages — not before.
WHO GETS THE BAR.
The honest version: sharing halves the price and roughly halves the time your hands are on the bar. Both are fine — knowing which you booked is not optional.
Duo prices are the published total for two people; the per-person figure beside it is simply that total halved. SEE PRICES→
TAUGHT TO A STANDARD
SOMEONE ELSE WROTE.
Certification is not a badge on a wall. It is a syllabus, a logbook and a card you keep when you leave. Every instructor teaches the same progression, so a lesson does not change character when a colleague takes over.
SEE HOW WE TEACH SAFELY→One badge, two certifications, no logo wall. Individual instructor levels are published per profile once each person confirms them.
FIND THE COURSE
THAT FITS YOU.
Four questions and you will know which course, how many days and what it costs — before anyone asks for your name.