Our school is the beach of los Lances in front of the beachbar “WAVES”. At this spot, we can teach you kiting in a variety of different wind conditions. This area offers a very wide sandy beach, with a lot of space of your kite training, and there are usually moderate waves. when the wind from the land out to the sea (Levante) is blowing
Kitesurfing is a water sport that involves using a kite and a board to ride on the water while being pulled by the wind. The kite is attached to a harness worn by the kitesurfer, allowing them to control the direction and speed of the kite and the board. It requires both physical and technical skills, as well as knowledge of wind and water conditions.
Learning to kitesurf requires taking lessons from a certified instructor. The instructor will teach you the basic principles of kite control, safety, and board riding. It is important to take lessons from a certified instructor to ensure that you learn the correct techniques and safety procedures.
Kitesurfing can be a physically demanding sport, as it requires the use of core muscles and upper body strength to control the kite. However, it is also a sport that can be adapted to different levels of fitness, and can be enjoyed by people of all ages and abilities.
To go kitesurfing, you will need a kite, a board, a harness, a wetsuit, and a helmet. The size of the kite and board will depend on your weight and the wind conditions. If you have a lesson with us or renting we will provide this equipment. You will also need to breing a rash guard, board shorts, sunglasses and water shoes to protect your feet from sharp shells.
Yes, kitesurfing equipment can be rented from KitePeople, just ask our reception team. However, please note to rent it is recommended that you have experience and knowledge of kitesurfing before renting equipment.
Choosing the right kite and board size depends on your weight and the wind conditions. A general rule of thumb is that the heavier you are, the bigger the kite and board you will need. Additionally, the stronger the wind, the smaller the kite you will need.
Like any extreme sport, kitesurfing does have some inherent risks. However, with proper instruction, safety equipment, and awareness of weather and water conditions, these risks can be minimized. It is important to always follow safety guidelines and to never kitesurf alone.
El Gouna is known for its consistent winds, with the strongest winds occurring from May to September. The wind speed can range from 15 to 30 knots, making it an ideal location for kitesurfing.
El Gouna is known for its high number of windy days, with an average of 330 days per year of wind speed over 4 knots.
The water temperature in El Gouna ranges from around 20°C in winter to 28°C in summer.
During the winter months, a full wetsuit is recommended, while in the summer a short wetsuit or even just swimwear can be sufficient.
The best time of year to go kitesurfing in El Gouna is from May to September, when the winds are the strongest.
Yes, if you are reasonably fit and you are keen enough to persist and learn. Like skiing, technique is a lot more important that brute strength.
You can book through our website, message us on Whatsaap or reach out to us over any of our social media platforms to book your lesson.
You can check out our full price list here. Please note you are welcome to being your own equipment and kite at our location, however there is a fee, as we will provide storage and rescue facilities to all guests visiting our spot.
Once you arrive in HRG Airport, you can get an Uber or Taxi to Movenpick Resort & Spa El Gouna. If you wish, you can also reach out to us in advance and we can organise airport transfer for you.
The ideal conditions for learning kitesurfing involve flat, shallow water and wind speeds ranging from 16 to 20 knots. Avoid learning in ocean waves as they can significantly prolong the learning process.
Comfortable swimwear or athletic clothing is recommended. Additionally, don’t forget sunscreen, a hat, and water shoes for protection against the sun and sharp objects. Don’t worry if you forget anything; our fully stocked shop has you covered.
Yes, we provide storage lockers at our kite station for your convenience and security.
We offer plenty of chill space, and your companions can enjoy coffee at our café, Brisa, along with the facilities at the Movenpick Resort & Spa.
Safety is our top priority. Our instructors are IKO certified and experienced in providing comprehensive safety briefings, equipment checks, and monitoring weather conditions to ensure a safe learning environment. We have a rescue boat on the water at all times to ensure your safety.
No, you don’t. We provide all the necessary equipment for lessons, including kites, boards, harnesses, and safety gear. However, if you have your own equipment, feel free to bring it along.
A standard lesson usually lasts around 2 to 3 hours, but this may vary depending on factors like weather conditions and individual progress.
If wind conditions are unsuitable for kitesurfing, we’ll reschedule your lesson for another day at no extra cost. Your safety and learning experience are paramount to us.
Yes, once you’ve completed your lessons and obtained IKO certification, you can rent equipment from us. Our staff will ensure you have the right gear for your skill level and conditions.
While there’s no upper age limit, participants should be at least 9 years old to take lessons. Parental consent is required for minors, and lessons for younger children may require parental supervision.
Yes, you’re welcome to capture your kitesurfing experience! However, please ensure that your focus remains on the lesson and safety instructions provided by our instructors. We also have a full time photographer on site to take pictures of you.
IKO-certified kitesurfing schools and instructors can issue an IKO certification upon completing your course. This certification is essential for renting gear worldwide or pursuing a career as an IKO instructor.
Children typically start between ages 9 and 16. Parental involvement is necessary, with at least two lessons required alongside the child for safety and understanding.
Learning the basics usually takes around five lessons, with additional sessions for mastering skills like going upwind. However, scheduling lessons may be influenced by wind conditions.
Kitesurfing offers the freedom of surfing without waiting for waves, the gliding sensation of a glider, and the speed of wakeboarding without a boat, among other thrills.
Both terms are interchangeable. However, some may associate kitesurfing specifically with wave riding.
Yes, by positioning the kite correctly and edging the board, kitesurfers can navigate upwind effectively.
Prices vary for new and second hand gear, but a complete set can range from $800 to $2000, with additional costs for specific equipment.
With proper care, gear typically lasts 3 to 5 years, though repairs can extend its lifespan.
Absolutely. It’s crucial to respect other water users and adhere to lineup etiquette, especially when sharing space with surfers.
Strength helps, but good technique is key. Kitesurfing provides an excellent full-body workout, burning around 900 calories per hour.
Indicators of being overpowered include excessive pulling from the kite and difficulty controlling it, while signs of being underpowered include struggles to generate enough power for movement.
While prior experience in board sports can aid in balance and confidence, kitesurfing relies heavily on kite control, which may present unique challenges even to experienced surfers or wakeboarders.
Yes, we offer advanced courses for experienced kitesurfers looking to enhance their skills, as well as specialty courses focusing on specific techniques or disciplines such as freestyle tricks. Contact us to learn more about our advanced and specialty course offerings.
Kitesurfing is a water sport that involves using a kite and a board to ride on the water while being pulled by the wind. The kite is attached to a harness worn by the kitesurfer, allowing them to control the direction and speed of the kite and the board. It requires both physical and technical skills, as well as knowledge of wind and water conditions.
Learning to kitesurf requires taking lessons from a certified instructor. The instructor will teach you the basic principles of kite control, safety, and board riding. It is important to take lessons from a certified instructor to ensure that you learn the correct techniques and safety procedures.
Kitesurfing can be a physically demanding sport, as it requires the use of core muscles and upper body strength to control the kite. However, it is also a sport that can be adapted to different levels of fitness, and can be enjoyed by people of all ages and abilities.
To go kitesurfing, you will need a kite, a board, a harness, a wetsuit, and a helmet. The size of the kite and board will depend on your weight and the wind conditions. If you have a lesson with us or renting we will provide this equipment. You will also need to breing a rash guard, board shorts, sunglasses and water shoes to protect your feet from sharp shells.
Yes, kitesurfing equipment can be rented from KitePeople, just ask our reception team. However, please note to rent it is recommended that you have experience and knowledge of kitesurfing before renting equipment.
Choosing the right kite and board size depends on your weight and the wind conditions. A general rule of thumb is that the heavier you are, the bigger the kite and board you will need. Additionally, the stronger the wind, the smaller the kite you will need.
Like any extreme sport, kitesurfing does have some inherent risks. However, with proper instruction, safety equipment, and awareness of weather and water conditions, these risks can be minimized. It is important to always follow safety guidelines and to never kitesurf alone.
El Gouna is known for its consistent winds, with the strongest winds occurring from May to September. The wind speed can range from 15 to 30 knots, making it an ideal location for kitesurfing.
El Gouna is known for its high number of windy days, with an average of 330 days per year of wind speed over 4 knots.
The water temperature in El Gouna ranges from around 20°C in winter to 28°C in summer.
During the winter months, a full wetsuit is recommended, while in the summer a short wetsuit or even just swimwear can be sufficient.
The best time of year to go kitesurfing in El Gouna is from May to September, when the winds are the strongest.
Yes, if you are reasonably fit and you are keen enough to persist and learn. Like skiing, technique is a lot more important that brute strength.
You can book through our website, message us on Whatsaap or reach out to us over any of our social media platforms to book your lesson.
You can check out our full price list here. Please note you are welcome to being your own equipment and kite at our location, however there is a fee, as we will provide storage and rescue facilities to all guests visiting our spot.
Once you arrive in HRG Airport, you can get an Uber or Taxi to Movenpick Resort & Spa El Gouna. If you wish, you can also reach out to us in advance and we can organise airport transfer for you.
The ideal conditions for learning kitesurfing involve flat, shallow water and wind speeds ranging from 16 to 20 knots. Avoid learning in ocean waves as they can significantly prolong the learning process.
Comfortable swimwear or athletic clothing is recommended. Additionally, don’t forget sunscreen, a hat, and water shoes for protection against the sun and sharp objects. Don’t worry if you forget anything; our fully stocked shop has you covered.
Yes, we provide storage lockers at our kite station for your convenience and security.
We offer plenty of chill space, and your companions can enjoy coffee at our café, Brisa, along with the facilities at the Movenpick Resort & Spa.
Safety is our top priority. Our instructors are IKO certified and experienced in providing comprehensive safety briefings, equipment checks, and monitoring weather conditions to ensure a safe learning environment. We have a rescue boat on the water at all times to ensure your safety.
No, you don’t. We provide all the necessary equipment for lessons, including kites, boards, harnesses, and safety gear. However, if you have your own equipment, feel free to bring it along.
A standard lesson usually lasts around 2 to 3 hours, but this may vary depending on factors like weather conditions and individual progress.
If wind conditions are unsuitable for kitesurfing, we’ll reschedule your lesson for another day at no extra cost. Your safety and learning experience are paramount to us.
Yes, once you’ve completed your lessons and obtained IKO certification, you can rent equipment from us. Our staff will ensure you have the right gear for your skill level and conditions.
While there’s no upper age limit, participants should be at least 9 years old to take lessons. Parental consent is required for minors, and lessons for younger children may require parental supervision.
Yes, you’re welcome to capture your kitesurfing experience! However, please ensure that your focus remains on the lesson and safety instructions provided by our instructors. We also have a full time photographer on site to take pictures of you.
IKO-certified kitesurfing schools and instructors can issue an IKO certification upon completing your course. This certification is essential for renting gear worldwide or pursuing a career as an IKO instructor.
Children typically start between ages 9 and 16. Parental involvement is necessary, with at least two lessons required alongside the child for safety and understanding.
Learning the basics usually takes around five lessons, with additional sessions for mastering skills like going upwind. However, scheduling lessons may be influenced by wind conditions.
Kitesurfing offers the freedom of surfing without waiting for waves, the gliding sensation of a glider, and the speed of wakeboarding without a boat, among other thrills.
Both terms are interchangeable. However, some may associate kitesurfing specifically with wave riding.
Yes, by positioning the kite correctly and edging the board, kitesurfers can navigate upwind effectively.
Prices vary for new and second hand gear, but a complete set can range from $800 to $2000, with additional costs for specific equipment.
With proper care, gear typically lasts 3 to 5 years, though repairs can extend its lifespan.
Absolutely. It’s crucial to respect other water users and adhere to lineup etiquette, especially when sharing space with surfers.
Strength helps, but good technique is key. Kitesurfing provides an excellent full-body workout, burning around 900 calories per hour.
Indicators of being overpowered include excessive pulling from the kite and difficulty controlling it, while signs of being underpowered include struggles to generate enough power for movement.
While prior experience in board sports can aid in balance and confidence, kitesurfing relies heavily on kite control, which may present unique challenges even to experienced surfers or wakeboarders.
Yes, we offer advanced courses for experienced kitesurfers looking to enhance their skills, as well as specialty courses focusing on specific techniques or disciplines such as freestyle tricks. Contact us to learn more about our advanced and specialty course offerings.
