Have you ever been to winter sports and would you like to ski or snowboard more often during the year? Then you can feel the same good feeling with kitesurfing, and often every week. Our conclusion is that kitesurfing/kiteboarding is addictive, in a positive way of course! Depending on your style, you can always challenge yourself, you are wonderfully busy outdoors and with different natural elements. It gives you a sense of freedom that you can't get enough of!

As for water sports, it is similar to wakeboarding. In wakeboarding, you are pulled forward by a boat or a rope. In kitesurfing, you generate the power yourself through the kite.

Kitesurfing is classified as an extreme sport, so yes, you have to know what you are doing. And which actions have which consequences. A good kitesurfing school will give you all the safety instructions and how to deal with the weather conditions. At each spot the water or the sea is different, you can expect explanations about this as well.

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Of course, this is different for everyone. Some people need 3-5 lessons, others 5-7. It helps if you do your lessons in quick succession. As long as you stick it out and have fun with it!

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NO, absolutely not. This can lead to dangerous situations and even accidents. You don't know what to expect from the weather conditions, what size to use for what wind strength, and when the wind direction is right for your location. These are all things you need to know before you go out on the water alone.

You can do this at a young age, but it also depends a bit on your body weight. From the age of about 8 this is usually possible, but call us to check!

Kitesurfing and kiteboarding are one and the same.

In kitesurfing, you control a kite yourself, generate power and ride through the water. Surfing or also called wave surfing is done only with a surfboard and the power comes from the waves.

Both depend on the wind. In kitesurfing, you control a kite yourself, generate power and ride through the water. In windsurfing, the wind is caught by a sail attached to the board and you ride through the water.