Wingfoiling is the newest of the wind watersports; following windsurfing and kiteboarding. Out of those 3 sports, wingfoiling looks the most difficult one to learn, yet the opposite is true. The wing is light and de-powers in a heartbeat (unlike with kiteboarding where an out-of-control kite becomes a dangerous thing). Once you learn how to lift the foil out of the water, it’s a real magic-carpet ride. Our trade winds are steady and blow side-on to the beach. With the right kit and a great coach, most people are enjoying controlled flights within a week. It’s easy to add a couple of hours of wingfoiling (US$104 per hour) to see how you like it before you decide whether or not to carry on.
Our Wingfoil camp is accessible for people of all ages and all abilities. Previous water sport experience is not required, neither is great physical strength; the hand-held wing is light on the hand, and de-powers immediately when lowered. There really is no upper age limit when it comes to learning to wingfoil.