Do I need lessons to kitesurf?

Yes, professional lessons are strongly recommended, especially for beginners. Kitesurfing requires specific techniques for kite control and safety. Certified schools across the islands offer IKO-accredited courses.

Where is the best place to kitesurf in the Canary Islands?

Fuerteventura is the premier kitesurfing destination, particularly Sotavento beach with its consistent winds and flat water lagoons. Gran Canaria and Lanzarote also have excellent kitesurfing spots.

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Kitesurfing in gili meno

gili meno, Lombok

⏱ 2 hours

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About this experience

Kitesurfing in Gili Meno is a wind-powered water sport on the island's south-east beach, where shallow turquoise water and steady trade winds create a natural training ground. The activity operates from a beachside kiosk with rental gear and instruction for all levels. Riders launch directly from the sand into a flat-water lagoon, with the volcano Rinjani as a backdrop.

What to expect

Sessions run 2 hours, including a 15-minute safety briefing and gear fitting.
Rental package includes a 12m kite, board, harness, and impact vest.
Beginner lessons cover kite control, body dragging, and water starts in waist-deep water.
Intermediate riders can use the downwind run towards Gili Air, with a support boat on standby.
The season runs from May to September, with wind speeds averaging 15-20 knots.
Suits solo travellers and small groups; maximum 4 students per instructor.