Get to know the kite
Understand the wind window, how the kite moves, and how to manage the power it creates.
Kite School · Red Sea, Egypt
Learn to ride.
Find your line.
Your first kite control. Your first ride. The next skill you’ve been chasing. Start where you are, then build from there.
First time or long-time rider — every level is welcome.
01 A new relationship with the wind.
Scroll to discover↓Good sessions start with you
01 / THE APPROACH
Progress feels better when it’s your pace.
There’s no single way to learn. We’ll start with what you already know, focus on what you want to do next, and shape the session around your experience and the day’s conditions.
Choose your next stepFrom first pull to first ride
Small steps.
Real progress.
A clear learning path takes the guesswork out of the water. Your pace depends on you, your goals and the conditions.
Build water confidence
Practise controlling the kite in the water and moving confidently through the next skills.
Bring in the board
Work on board starts, balance and those first controlled metres across the water.
Make it your own
Build consistency, ride both ways, and choose the next skill you want to unlock.
These are learning milestones, not a fixed timetable. Every rider moves forward at a different pace.
Every level has a next step
Where are you
starting from?
Choose the closest match. You can change it any time — it’s just a way to find the most useful place to begin.
01
Your first sessions
Start with the kite. Let confidence follow.
Get comfortable with the equipment and the wind, then build kite control and water skills before bringing in the board. No experience needed to choose this path.
Recommended courses
3 HOURS
Beginner introduction
6 HOURS
Beginner · Level 1
12 HOURS
Complete beginner course
Clear prices · No guesswork
Choose your format.
Find your next step.
Start with a first session or choose a course that matches your experience. Every level is welcome.
01 / SHARE THE SESSION
Semi-private
Two students share one instructor. Prices are per person.
- Try the kite1 hour · introduction €40per person · €80 for two
- Beginner introduction3 hours €120per person · €240 for two
- Beginner · Level 16 hours €210per person · €420 for two
- Beginner · Levels 1 + 29 hours €295per person · €590 for two
- Complete beginner courseLevels 1 + 2 + 3 · 12 hours €380per person · €760 for two
02 / ONE-TO-ONE COACHING
Private
One student with the instructor for focused coaching.
- Try the kite1 hour · introduction €50one-to-one
- Beginner introduction3 hours €140one-to-one
- Beginner · Level 16 hours €240one-to-one
- Beginner · Levels 1 + 29 hours €335one-to-one
- Complete beginner courseLevels 1 + 2 + 3 · 12 hours €420one-to-one
FOR RIDERS WITH EXPERIENCE
Refresh & progression
Choose a skill to work on, then agree on a session plan with your instructor.
SessionPrivate · 1:1Semi-private · per person
Refresh / progression · 3 hoursPrivate€150Semi-private€135
Refresh / progression · 6 hoursPrivate€275Semi-private€250
Advanced coaching · 9 hoursPrivate€405Semi-private€360
Additional coaching · 1 hourPrivate€50Semi-private€38
All prices are in euros. Semi-private prices are per person, with two students sharing an instructor. Lesson goals and progress depend on your experience and the conditions.
Independent riders · Equipment rental
Your ride.
Your call.
Already riding confidently? Pick up the gear you need for a single session or make the most of a longer stay.
Up to 2 hours
€45per rider
Full day
€75per rider
3 days
€189per rider
7 consecutive days
€329per rider
7 riding days within 10
€349per rider
14 days
€579per rider
Full set includesKite, bar and lines, twin-tip board, harness, helmet, impact vest and pump.
Rent one itemKite + bar €55/day · Board only €20/day.
For independent ridersWe’ll check upwind riding and self-rescue skills before rental. Deposit, damage cover, beach access and rescue arrangements are confirmed before booking.
02 / READY WHEN YOU ARE
A session with purpose
Make every hour on the water count.
Before you book, get clear on the lesson format and what you want to achieve. A little planning helps your time on the beach feel focused and your time in the water feel like yours.
- 01 Share what you’ve tried and what feels challenging.
- 02 Agree on one or two skills to focus on.
- 03 Confirm equipment, lesson length and format.
- 04 Check how wind changes affect your session plan.
A few good questions
Before you
take off.
Can I learn if I’ve never flown a kite before?
Absolutely. Start with the beginner path and share that you’re new. Lessons can build from kite control toward riding, with the pace shaped around your progress.
Are lessons available for experienced riders too?
Yes. All levels are welcome, including riders who want to refine technique or work toward a specific next skill. Let the school know what you can already do.
Do I need my own gear, or can I rent?
Lessons include the equipment you need. Independent riders can rent a full set or selected items; we’ll check upwind riding and self-rescue skills before rental. See rental rates.
Where will the lesson take place?
Ask for the exact beach or lagoon, meeting point and travel arrangements. Hurghada schools are spread across several resort beaches, while El Gouna has multiple lagoon stations, so the location matters when planning your stay.
How many lessons will I need?
There is no fixed number that fits everyone. Wind, water time and your own pace all matter. Ask the instructor to set a goal for each session and review your progress as you go.
What happens if the wind changes?
Ask how your chosen school handles a wind change, including rescheduling, unused lesson time and any related booking terms.
The water is closer than you think
Your next move
starts here.
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