Our carefully crafted itinerary includes the islands of Antigua and Barbuda. Please read this in combination with the content in “How the Day Looks” to get a better idea of what to expect.

Sample Itinerary:

Day 1, Saturday: Begin your adventure in Jolly Harbour marina, a resort village on the west coast of the island. There’s no kite or wing session on the first day, but you are welcome to get some action at Jabberwock beach or just relax at the swimming pool a few meters from the catamaran before boarding at 6 pm.

Day 2, Sunday: Today, we head towards Red Head Island, a kite and wing spot on the east side. Spend the day honing your kiteboarding and wing-foiling skills under the guidance of our crew. Besides the kite and wing agenda, you can enjoy swimming, the beach, snorkeling, or try your hand at stand-up paddleboarding. We’ll anchor for the night at the tranquil Great Bird Island.

Day 3, Monday: Our next stop is Cocoa Point on the southern tip of Barbuda, an incredible mirror-flat kite and wing spot. Enjoy the breathtaking beauty of this Princess Diana’s sandy beach and turquoise waters. For interested parties, we can arrange a bird-watching land-based exploration together with unique caves and a pink beach.

Day 4, Tuesday: On day 4, we sail to Spanish Point, still on Barbuda, known for its spectacular coral reefs, making it a perfect spot not just for kite and wing-foiling but also for snorkeling and diving. You can see colorful marine life and an impressive underwater landscape.

Day 5, Wednesday: Early morning sail to Stingray Reef. Besides kite and wing exercises, you get to spend the day at Stingray Reef, a hidden gem offering a unique experience to swim with stingrays in their natural habitat.

Day 6, Thursday: The famous Green Island is just around the corner. A small uninhabited island off the east coast of Antigua is believed by many to be the best kite and wing-foil spot in the entire Caribbean. Also, the beaches are pristine, and the surrounding coral reefs are vibrant and teeming with life, indeed a paradise.

Day 7, Friday: Cades Reef – The last day of our journey takes us to Cades Reef, Antigua’s largest coral reef. It’s a snorkeler’s paradise, with a variety of marine life and stunning underwater views. After a full day of exploration, we’ll return to Jolly Harbour, marking the end of our unforgettable journey through Antigua and Barbuda.

Depending on wind conditions, people’s preferences, and kiteboarding/wing-foiling skills, the itinerary will be adjusted. We aim to deliver a one-of-a-kind experience, bringing you to perfect spots at the right times while avoiding rough seas. It’s possible the itinerary may miss some places described while spending more time in others, all with the agreement of everybody on board.

Start your day with a delicious breakfast prepared by our skilled chef at 8 am, catering to your dietary preferences.

Morning is dedicated to kiteboarding and wing-foiling, with our expert crew ensuring a safe and thrilling experience for all skill levels.

Later, before or after go snorkeling, stand-up paddleboarding (SUP), and exploring pristine beaches throughout the day. Depend of where we are there are difernt things to experience.  Discover vibrant marine life and the stunning underwater world in the turquoise Caribbean waters.

Enjoy a tasty onboard lunch at 1 pm. Afterward, continue with water activities or sail to a new location. We set sail to the next spot the following morning.

At 6 pm, savor a delightful three-course dinner onboard. Unwind on the boat, socialize with the crew, and relax after a satisfying day. Twice a week, venture ashore to experience village life, immerse yourself in SVG culture, and embrace the lively nightlife.

In summary, expect a perfect blend of excitement, relaxation, and cultural immersion. Each day in the Grenadines is a unique and unforgettable experience.

The trade winds or easterlies are the permanent east-to-west prevailing winds that flow across the Caribbean. They are strengthening during the winter and when the Arctic oscillation is in its warm phase. Trade winds have been used by captains of sailing ships to cross the world’s oceans for centuries. They enabled colonial expansion into the Americas, and trade routes to become established across the Atlantic Ocean.

There’s a 100% chance of wind speeds reaching up to 3 Beaufort or 10 knots.

There’s a 97% chance of wind speeds reaching up to 4 Beaufort or 16 knots.

There’s a 51% chance of wind speeds reaching up to 5 Beaufort or 21 knots.

There’s only a 5% chance of wind speeds reaching up to 6 Beaufort or 27 knots.

A boat offers significant advantages when it comes to wind conditions, as the wind doesn’t always blow uniformly across all locations. With a boat, we have the flexibility to chase the wind in areas where it is lacking and find better, safer locations when the wind is too strong. This adaptability allows you to make the most of the varying wind conditions, ensuring an optimal experience whether you are sailing, kiteboarding, or simply enjoying the weather.

You can get to Antigua and Barbuda by air, with direct flights from several major cities including London, New York, Atlanta, Charlotte, Miami, Orlando, and Toronto. The airport code for Saint John’s Antigua is ANU.

V.C. Bird International Airport, located in the northeast corner of Antigua, is the main point of entry for visitors arriving by air to Antigua and Barbuda. The airport offers direct flights and connections from various locations around the world, including North America, Europe, and Brazil.

From North America, major airlines such as American Airlines, Delta, United Airlines, Air Canada, and JetBlue offer direct flights from cities like New York, Miami, Atlanta, Toronto, and Montreal. In addition, there are options to connect via San Juan and St. Martin.

European travelers can find direct flights and connections from major cities like London, Paris, Milan, and Frankfurt. Airlines such as British Airways, Virgin Atlantic, Condor, and Air France operate flights to Antigua and Barbuda. There might be seasonal variations in flight availability, so it’s a good idea to check ahead.

Inter-island travel is also available, with scheduled and charter services connecting Antigua and Barbuda to many neighboring islands.

Please remember to verify the latest flight information, as routes and schedules are subject to change.

Choosing the appropriate kite and wing sizes is crucial to fully enjoy this trip! We recommend bringing 8m and 11m kites for a 70 kg (154 lbs) rider, 10m and 13m kites for an 80 kg (176 lbs) rider, and 11m and 15m kites for heavier riders. Ideally, you would need 3 different kite sizes to cover all wind strength options, but we know that traveling with excessive luggage is a nightmare. We offer kite equipment rental to reduce your luggage and can complement the kite you don’t intend to bring.

For wing sizes, we recommend bringing 3.0m and 5.0m wings for a 70 kg (154 lbs) rider, 4.0m and 6.0m wings for an 80 kg (176 lbs) rider, and 5m and 7.5m wings for heavier riders. The choice of wing foil board should depend on your weight and experience. Rental options and lessons are available if needed. We offer wing rental to reduce your luggage, especially since the wing-foil board can be challenging to travel with, and can complement some of the gear you are bringing.

In the Caribbean, the wind is generally consistent across all locations; however, being on a boat still offers significant advantages. Leveraging our experience and knowledge, we select different locations based on the wind strength during the week. Some spots perform best with stronger winds, while others might be more enjoyable in lighter wind conditions. Our ability to move freely and select the ideal locations for the prevailing wind strength ensures an optimal experience, whether you’re kiteboarding, sailing, or simply soaking up the weather.

We strive to provide the ultimate kiteboarding, wing-foiling and sailing adventure, complete with luxurious accommodations, exciting activities, and top-notch service. Here is a detailed list of what is included in the price:

Included in the Package:

• Accommodation on Catamaran in Double Cabin(s) with Bathroom(s)
• Bed linen
• Skipper / Kite Guide
• Surveillance and Rescue
• Kite Spot information
• Sightseeings / Organizing Activities

Included Additional Amenities:

• Towels 
• Professional Chef or Hostess
• Full Board Food – 3 Meals per Day (Including Snacks, Fruits, and Soft drinks)
• Alcohol Drinks
• Wi-Fi Internet
• Stand up paddle SUP
• Subglider

Included Mandatory Services:

• Yacht Insurance
• Cleaning Service
• Port Fees and Water
• Yacht and Motorboat Fuel
• Tourist and Local Taxes

Not Included in the Package:

1. Transportation: Flights, ferries, and taxis to and from the departure and arrival locations are not included.

2. Dinners Out: During the trip, we encourage our guests to experience the local cuisine and culture by enjoying two dinners at local restaurants. 

3. Excessive Alcohol Consumption: While alcoholic drinks such as beer, wine, and rum punch are available as additional amenities, excessive alcohol consumption is not included. You are always welcome to bring your own drinks on board.

4. Kiteboarding Kite Foil and Wing Foil Lessons: Kiteboarding and wing foil lessons are not included in the package price. If you wish to take lessons during your trip, please note that they will be at additional charge.

5. Equipment Rentals: The package price does not cover the rental of kiteboarding, kite foiling and wing foiling equipment. If you wish to rent gear, please be aware that this will be an additional cost.

6. Crew Gratuity

You have the option to pay your total booking cost upfront in one payment. However, we also offer a flexible instalment plan with specified deadlines, applicable to both “Private Cruise Bookings” and “Shared Cruise Cabin Bookings”:

• 10% of the total booking cost is payable either at the time of booking or within 24 hours (as a reservation).
• An additional 40% of the total booking cost should be settled no later than 30 days after the booking date.
• The remaining 50% of the total booking cost must be paid no less than 60 days before the event start date (please refer to your booking for the exact date).

For bookings made between 90 and 60 days before the event start date (please refer to your booking for the exact date), a 60% initial payment of the total booking cost is required at the time of booking.

If you’re booking less than 60 days before the cruise start date, the full 100% of the total booking cost must be paid at the time of booking.

Solo travelers are welcome to book a double cabin and enjoy a full cabin to themselves. If booking is not for peak season weeks, we can offer a price reduction from the cabin price.

Sometimes we can also assist in finding a cabin-mate for you. If this is your preference, please let us know and we can try matching you with other individuals who share the same preference.

If you’re considering booking a solo trip, please send us an email at [email protected].

The official currency of Antigua and Barbuda is the Eastern Caribbean Dollar (XCD) however they also accept American Dollar (USD) and it is quite normal to use credit cards on every corner.

For most travelers, a visa is not required to visit the Grenadines. However, visa requirements can vary depending on your nationality. Citizens of many countries enjoy visa-free entry for a specified period. It is advisable to check the visa requirements specific to your country before traveling.

16 reasons why you should choose Kiteboarding Cruise

Unmatched Experience as pioneers in the Field: We were the first to offer kiteboarding cruises in the Cyclades, giving us unparalleled experience and expertise.

Customer Satisfaction: Our guests’ testimonials paint the most accurate picture of the exceptional service, exhilarating experiences, and lasting memories you can expect when you choose Kiteboarding Cruise Company.

Expert Crew: Our highly-trained crew is equipped to handle extreme conditions and ensure your safety.

Activities for Everyone: Our crew organizes additional activities and takes care of other arrangements, ensuring that both kiteboarders and non-kiteboarders have a fantastic time.

Reliable Equipment: We provide the latest Duotone kite, wing, and foil equipment for a reliable and enjoyable kiteboarding experience.

Personalized Itineraries: We tailor each cruise to our guests’ specific needs and preferences, making every trip a unique experience.

High Rate of Returning Guests: Our most compelling endorsement comes from the large number of guests who return time and again for more kiteboarding adventures with us. Their loyalty demonstrates the trust and satisfaction they have in our service and the extraordinary experiences we offer.

Boat Launch & Landing Expertise: Our crew is trained in safe boat-based kite and wing launching and landing techniques, ensuring a seamless experience.

Powerful Rescue Boat: Our upgraded rescue motor boat is capable of handling high winds and waves, ensuring a safe and reliable rescue service when needed.

Innovative Teaching Methods: Our unique approach to instruction makes kiteboarding accessible and enjoyable for everyone, even beginners.

Safety Precautions: We emphasize safety, with crew members well-versed in potential dangers and preventive measures, thus ensuring a secure and worry-free experience.

Authentic Greek Experience: Our local knowledge allows us to provide a unique and immersive experience, showcasing the best of Greek culture, cuisine, and scenery.

Flexible Equipment Options: With a wide range of gear on board, you can travel light and have peace of mind knowing that we can handle any equipment needs or issues. We know how to quickly fix things or/and provide a supplement so your vacation can continue.

Direct Communication: By booking directly with us, you have the advantage of discussing your preferences and requirements without a middleman.

Eco-Friendly Practices: We prioritize sustainable tourism to minimize our environmental impact and promote responsible kiteboarding.

Better Value: Direct booking with us offers more value for your money compared to third-party platforms.

We are proud to say that we directly execute all our kiteboarding cruises. We do not outsource or sell other people’s cruises. This allows us to maintain our high standards of service, safety, and expertise, ensuring you receive an exceptional experience.

By booking directly with us, you receive more value for your money compared to booking through third-party platforms. Additionally, you’ll have the benefit of communicating with us directly, without the need for a middleman, ensuring that your discussed preferences will be met on board.

The best kite and wing locations are scattered between the main island of St. Vincent to the north and the main island of Grenada to the south. All of these spots are accessible only by boat. A catamaran, with its shallow draft, is perfect for reaching these ideal locations and getting close to the shore. Depending on your preferences, wind conditions, and cruise duration, you can choose to explore spots on Union Island, including Frigate, Mayreau Island, Tobago Cays, Canouan Island, Palm Island, Mopion, Petit Saint Vincent, Carriacou, and more.

In the Caribbean, the wind is generally consistent across all locations; however, being on a boat still offers significant advantages. Leveraging our experience and knowledge, we select different locations based on the wind strength during the week. Some spots perform best with stronger winds, while others might be more enjoyable in lighter wind conditions. Our ability to move freely and select the ideal locations for the prevailing wind strength ensures an optimal experience, whether you’re kiteboarding, sailing, or simply soaking up the weather.

Taking kite/wing/foil lessons from a boat provides several advantages. Firstly, the instructor is always within close proximity to the student, enabling them to provide guidance and feedback in real-time while ensuring the student’s safety. The instructor can also escort the student with a motorboat, bringing them upwind and saving them time and energy that would otherwise be spent walking back upwind on the beach or water. Moreover, during a brief break-up-wind drive, students can receive additional tips on how to improve their skills and take a well-deserved break.

The optimal time to visit the Grenadines for kitesurfing, kite foiling, wing foiling, and sailing is during the dry season, which spans from December to May. This period offers the perfect blend of strong and reliable trade winds, and warm, sunny weather. 

For beginners seeking the safest and ideal location to learn kiteboarding and wing foiling in the Grenadines, our school offers the perfect setting. Our skilled instructors are well-versed in local conditions and provide expert guidance. We prioritize ample space away from crowded areas for a comfortable learning experience. With the increase in sargassum seaweed on the beaches, our use of a catamaran and a rescue boat for our lessons helps us avoid these areas, providing a clear and clean space for learning. With private instruction, personalized attention, and top-notch gear, you’ll receive the best learning experience possible. Our motor-boat assistance allows us to access secure and secluded spots, away from any potential hazards. Your safety and rapid progress are our top priorities, without compromising the quality of our lessons.

In typical onshore conditions, it can take around 16 hours to learn how to kitesurf. However, when learning from our boat, you can learn in as little as 6-8 hours. There are several reasons why this method is more effective. Firstly, our instructors can provide constant feedback and guidance throughout the lesson as they remain close to the student. Secondly, we conduct our lessons in private areas away from crowds, minimizing distractions and increasing focus. Thirdly, we utilize a motorboat to bring the student upwind, giving them time to rest and regain their strength. Fourthly, we do not include the time needed to assemble and disassemble equipment within the lesson hour, ensuring that students receive the full hour for instruction. Finally, students can take short breaks at any time and enjoy refreshments like water that we carry on board the boat.

The least favorable months to visit the Grenadines for water sports such as kitesurfing, wing-foiling, and sailing are typically during the peak of the hurricane season, spanning from August to October. This period is characterized by unpredictable weather and the potential for storms or hurricanes. Additionally, the winds can be inconsistent, which is not ideal for engaging in kitesurfing and wing-foiling activities. However, during this time, we offer exciting kitesurfing, kiteboarding, and wing foiling cruises in the Mediterranean, in Croatia and Greece. 

Yes, this cruise is suitable for you even if you’re still working on your upwind skills in kiteboarding or wing-foiling. It seems you do not need additional lessons but merely assistance. Instead of providing formal lessons, our experienced crew will offer you “Assistance.” This approach allows you to save some money and progress quickly to become an independent rider.