Greece, the Cyclades
Trace the fingerprints of Greek history from the Paleolithic Era to the Roman Period, experience strong winds and explore the best kite spots that are scattered throughout the Cyclades Islands.
With full-time rescue boat assistance, captain guidance, and chef services we will make a vacation worth remembering!
Enchanting group of islands in the heart of the Aegean Sea
Years of expertise ensure a memorable and well-organized trip
Providing a comfortable and luxurious base for your adventure
Special care to ensure a secure environment for all of our guests
Personalized one-on-one lessons for all skill levels
Range of high-quality kite, kite-foil and wing- foil rentals
Exploring the Cyclades aboard a catamaran adds an extra layer of adventure and luxury to your kitesurfing and wing foiling vacation. The charming white villages, blue domes, and warm hospitality of the locals create a picturesque backdrop for your journey. Immerse yourself in the rich history and savor the delicious local cuisine while enjoying the perfect blend of relaxation and excitement that the Cyclades offer.
Beyond the famous beaches and ancient ruins, Greece offers a plethora of unique experiences just waiting to be discovered. Some of the top activities to enjoy during your stay on board in this Mediterranean paradise include stand-up paddleboarding (SUP), snorkeling, visiting charming villages, renting ATV quads, and exploring ancient monuments. And don’t forget, the most unforgettable sunsets are best experienced from a boat, with a refreshing sunset drink in hand, prepared just for you.
The optimal time to visit Greece for kitesurfing, kite foiling, wing foiling, and sailing is during the summer season from May to October. The consistent and strong Meltemi wind and high air temperatures with low humidity enable the best kite holiday experience. During this time, tourists from all over the world flock to Greece, bringing the area to life with a bustling nightlife and open tavernas and restaurants. While mid July and August are the absolute peak season, you can take advantage of the same wind conditions, lower pricing and less crowds throughout September and October.
Choosing the appropriate kite and wing sizes is crucial to fully enjoy this trip! We recommend bringing 7m and 10m kites for a 70 kg (154 lbs) rider, 9m and 12m kites for an 80 kg (176 lbs) rider, and 10m and 14m 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 2.8m and 4.5m wings for a 70 kg (154 lbs) rider, 3.4m and 5.5m wings for an 80 kg (176 lbs) rider, and 4.2m and 6.7m 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.
Perfect yacht for kite trips with ample storage space for kite equipment. The guest cabins are spacious and luminous, with private bathrooms and queen and king sized beds. Upper deck or “Fly bridge”, stern lounge and front deck with sun shades and cushions for maximum comfort.
Weather you prefer booking a private cruse or join a a shared cruise catamaran can accommodate up to eight (8) people in 4 double cabins with 4 private bathrooms. Additionally, the catamaran has 2 single cabins to accommodate your Captain and Chef. They will make sure you are getting the most out of your vacation.
You can spend your time on the catamaran with your “private group” of friends and family. Up to 9 guests can enjoy the privacy and space of the entire catamaran and flexible, customisable itinerary.
Consider joining a “shared group” and embark on a voyage by booking one or more double cabins and share the catamaran with other like-minded couples, individuals or smaller groups who share you passion.
Captain and a Chef comes with every charter no matter if you book a Full catamaran or cabins on the cruise.
Our experienced, licensed mariners are here to expertly navigate your adventure, uncovering hidden gems throughout your journey and prioritizing your safety. Serving as your sports guide, tourist guide, and local know-it-all, they possess a wealth of knowledge about each location you visit, ensuring every aspect is taken care of.
An onboard chef elevates your cruise experience by preparing three delicious meals for you daily. In addition, they’ll lend a hand with launching and landing your kites, while keeping the yacht in pristine condition. Rest assured, a chef is included with every booking to ensure both your taste buds and kiteboarding needs are satisfied.
Booking a vacation online can be stressful. You might worry, ‘Will there be a boat waiting for us?’ or ‘Can we trust this company with our vacation?’ These are important questions, especially when you have to pay a lot upfront. That’s why we’ve gathered important information to help you feel more confident. Rest assured, we are here for you every step of the way.
We started back in 2013, and a decade later, we’re still going strong, eager to make the next ten years even more memorable. And here’s something we’re really proud of: in all this time, we’ve never canceled a single charter! Not even when it costs us a small fortune back then, we not once cancel our cruise. It’s our commitment to reliability.
There are companies specializing in what we offer, so you have a choice. By not choosing the right company, you risk missing out on your dream vacation—or worse, you could end up without a vacation at all. You might be willing to compromise on some aspects of your trip, but compromising on your and your family’s safety should be a major concern. Choose wisely to ensure both a memorable and safe experience.
We’re not about just ‘good enough.’ We go all-in. Think of it like this: our cruises might cost a bit more, but we pack them with value. All-inclusive? It means top-notch meals, safety-first on the water, and a crew that knows their stuff and knows how to have a good time. We set up our boats to be your floating slice of paradise. So, while we might not be the cheapest, we ensure you get the most value for your money. And honestly, we wouldn’t want it any other way.
Do you remember the COVID times? When travel stopped, and all bookings were canceled? Our boat was ready on the spot destination, but people couldn’t travel. It was beyond anyone’s control. We are proud to say we made sure no one lost their money. We rescheduled every single trip for later months, even years. Who else can say they did that?
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When comparing different kite and wing-foil cruise providers, it’s essential to ask the right questions to ensure you’re choosing the best option for your needs that you might not be aware of at the moment of booking. Here’s a list of key points and questions you might consider before making a decision:
How many weeks have you organized and executed? It’s important to ask about weeks, not years, as years can be misleading. Some companies might only operate one week per year. It’s also crucial to understand their experience in a specific location, which can lead to safety concerns.
Is this your main business, operating year-round, or just a summer/winter hobby? It’s important to understand the extent of their involvement, as we’ve found many people do this for fun and excitement before returning to their office job after a few weeks.
What kind of rescue boat do you use to keep people safe while they are out on the water, and how powerful is the outboard motor? This question is important to determine if they have the means to keep you safe, rather than just the intention.
Is the catamaran you use yours, or are you renting it bareboat from a charter agency? This question reveals how much control the tour provider has over the boat and its features and equipment for these niche activities, and how well they actually know the boat. Again, this is a safety issue that will affect your vacation.
Next, you’ll want to ask if they offer kiteboarding and wing-foiling equipment. This shows they are serious about what they do, meaning they must have experience in planning and hiring the right people. This is a green light.
Not that you need the lessons, but still ask if they provide kiteboarding and wing-foiling lessons. If they offer lessons with their own equipment, they must be aware of the difficulty of keeping everyone safe at the same time, including other people on the water and the student. This is a green light.
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The Meltemi is a northern wind that arises from late May to late September. Its peak strength occurs during the summer months of June through August. In the morning, it is usually a gentle wind, blowing at around 11-16 knots. As the day progresses, it accelerates to approximately 22-27 knots. The wind is most powerful during the afternoon and evening before calming down at night. This cool breeze doesn’t just provide the best kiteboarding and wingfoiling conditions, but also offers a much-needed break from the heat, making trips even more enjoyable as it naturally cools the overheated landscape, benefiting both locals and tourists.
The ancient Greeks were familiar with the Meltemi, referring to it as the Etesian or “annual wind” because it returned every year. The origin of the name Meltemi remains uncertain—it could be derived from the Latin “mal tempo” (bad weather) or the Turkish “meltem” (gentle breeze). Interestingly, the Greeks now call it Meltemi, while the Turkish term Etezyen is derived from the original Greek word.
Despite potentially originating from the Turkish word for “gentle breeze,” the Meltemi can be quite powerful. It typically blows with a force of 5 to 7 degrees on the Beaufort scale but can escalate to a gale force of 9 degrees. In the straits between the islands, it has been known to reach 11 degrees, or over 100 km/h. When this occurs, shipping traffic halts, and boats must be securely fastened in anticipation of the wind passing.
To get to Parikia, Paros island from anywhere in the world, you can follow these steps:
Fly to Athens, Mykonos, or Santorini: These three islands have international airports and are well-connected to major cities around the world. You can search for flights from your location to any of these three airports using online travel platforms.
From there, you can catch a ferry to Paros. The ferry schedules vary depending on the time of year, so it’s best to check the ferry company’s website or ask for information at the port. The ferry ride from Athens takes around 4-5 hours, from Mykonos takes 2 hours, and from Santorini takes 2-3 hours.
Or take a connecting flight from Athens to Paros: If you prefer to fly directly to Paros, you can take a connecting flight from Athens. Aegean Airlines and Olympic Air operate several flights per day from Athens International Airport to Paros Island National Airport, with a flight time around 40-45 minutes. You can book the flight tickets directly from the airlines’ websites or from online travel platforms.
Once you reach Paros by ferry, you are already within walking distance from our boat. If taking a flight to get to Paros, you can take a taxi or a bus to reach Parikia, which is the main port and capital of the island. The distance between Paros airport and Parikia is around 10 km, and the journey takes around 20-25 minutes by taxi.
To ensure you have an amazing time on the water, it’s essential to choose the right kite and wing sizes for your trip. Below, we provide some recommendations for an 80 kg (176 lbs) rider, but keep in mind that the wind conditions may vary.
Recommended Kite Sizes for an 80 kg (176 lbs) Rider:
7m Kite: A smaller kite is ideal for stronger wind conditions. The 7m kite will allow you to ride comfortably and maintain control when the wind picks up.
9m Kite: This size is perfect for moderate wind conditions, providing a balance between power and maneuverability. If you’re traveling with only two kites, we recommend bringing a 9m kite as one of your options.
12m Kite: For lighter wind conditions, a 12m kite offers more power and helps you get up and ride more easily. If you’re limited to two kites for your trip, the 12m kite should be your second choice.
While these are our recommended sizes, it’s important to remember that wind conditions can be unpredictable. Sometimes, you may encounter stronger winds that make the 7m kite a perfect choice, while other times, lighter winds might require a 14m kite for an optimal experience.
As for wing sizes, we recommend a range from 3.4m to 6.5m, with 4m or 5m wings being the most commonly used in Greece. The choice of wing foil board should be based on your weight and experience. Keep in mind that we have wing foil boards and wings available for rent or for lessons if needed.
You can expect water temperatures to be around 26.5°C / 78.1°F in July, gradually getting slightly warmer through August until September. Board shorts and a thin wetsuit top are usually suitable, but we always recommend bringing a shortie wetsuit (1-2 mm), even long sleave (3 mm) for certain people as it can get chilly with strong winds. This way, you can decide on the spot whether to use it or not, depending on the weather conditions and your personal comfort level.
Our days are packed with adventure, excitement, and breathtaking scenery. Here’s a sneak peek into what you can expect during a typical day on board:
We start our day with a delicious breakfast at 8 am, freshly prepared by our talented chef. We cater to all dietary requirements and preferences, so you can enjoy your meal with ease.
The morning is dedicated to kiteboarding and wing-foiling. Our experienced instructors will guide you through the techniques and provide valuable tips to help you master the sport. Whether you are a beginner or an advanced rider, our team will ensure that you have a safe and enjoyable experience.
During the day, we also take breaks to snorkel, stand-up paddleboard (SUP), and visit beautiful beaches. The crystal-clear waters of the Mediterranean are perfect for snorkeling, where you can spot colorful marine life and admire the underwater landscape.
We have lunch at 1 pm, of course, served on board. Our chef prepares a delicious spread of Mediterranean cuisine using fresh, locally sourced ingredients. Sometimes we move after lunch to a new spot, or we stay where we are and continue with water activities, only to set sail the next morning.
At 7 pm, we have dinner on board, which is another culinary delight. Our chef creates a delicious three-course meal that is a perfect way to end the day. After dinner, you can unwind on the catamaran or join the crew for a drink and chat. This is a good time to either visit enchanting Greek villages, where you can immerse yourself in the local culture and enjoy the vibrant nightlife, or stay more private out of reach, enjoying the sound of the wind and the sea.
All in all, the perfect blend of adventure, relaxation, and cultural immersion.
Our carefully crafted itinerary includes the enchanting islands of Paros, Antiparos, Mykonos, Blue Lagoon, Naxos, Kufonisia, Syros, Tinos, and Milos. Please read this in combination with the content of “How the day looks like?” to get a better idea of what to expect.
Sample Itinerary
Day 1 Saturday: Parikia, Paros – Begin your adventure in Parikia, the picturesque capital of Paros. Stroll through charming cobblestone streets and admire the whitewashed architecture before getting onboard and sailing towards Antiparos. Enjoy a sunset dinner onboard. Sorry, no kite or wing session on the first day, but you are welcome to get some action before boarding at Pounda, Paros beach, and joining the boat later.
Day 2 Sunday: Antiparos – Also known as Celebrity Island. There are unspoiled beaches around the island, but we are here for kitesurfing and wing-foiling. After a good session and a tasty dinner in the evening, we’ll explore the enchanting Antiparos village.
Day 3 Monday: If the weather permits, we are setting sails for Mykonos to kitesurf and wing-foil till sunset. We usually have dinner on board before setting out to discover the vibrant nightlife Mykonos has to offer. If staying on board and taking some rest is your idea of a perfect night, then you can get up earlier and walk to the iconic windmills and wander through the narrow streets of Little Venice in the morning when the crew is out to get some fresh bread and fruits.
Day 4 Tuesday: We are sailing off again, this morning our destination is the Secret spot. Not much is there but the perfect flat water on the inside and some pretty decent waves on the outside. It is a place where people can go for a walk or a run, you can SUP, snorkel or just relax.
Day 5 Wednesday: A new day and a new objective to burn some calories and Naxos, the largest of the Cyclades Islands is the place to explore. We’ll likely visit the ancient Portara, sample local cuisine, and explore some bars.
Day 6 Thursday: Early morning is time for a walk or jogging, there is a castle not so far from the boat. Perhaps getting a coffee at the local taverna that is just opening but in any case, you should be back quickly so the boat can set sail for a new destination, the rather small yet enchanting Kufonisia Island. Much can be said about this place but not at this point.
Day 7 Friday: Blue Lagoon – We have a few options for where to go from here; the closest is Blue Lagoon. A flat kite and wing spot that’s hard to beat. People can also go for a short hike up the hill and enjoy the view from up high, relax on the sandy beach, or stay on board and snorkel around. Lately, this place has been attracting more and more day-trip tourists, but there is always space to launch and ride.
Day 8 Saturday: Parikia – We all knew this would end one day, and sadly we have to say goodbye. We’ll finish in the same place we started, close to the ferry port or a taxi stand if you wish to continue exploring the island or head to the airport.
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 agreement of everybody on-board.
A boat offers significant advantages when it comes to wind conditions, as the wind doesn’t always blow uniformly across all locations. Instead, it tends to blow more in some areas and less in others. With a boat, you 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.
While starting from Mykonos can be favored due to better flight connections, the challenges with winds and itinerary changes make it less ideal. Cruising from Mykonos often involves rough rides, especially when returning northwards. Starting from Paros offers a more tailored itinerary, immediate access to kite/wing spots, and ensures a full day of kiting on Friday. Also, in strong winds, a Mykonos ending might still require a shift to Paros, necessitating a ferry trip for guests. Hence, for comfort and experience, we recommend Paros as the starting and ending point.
The boat typically returns to the port of Parikia on Friday evening, with disembarkation scheduled for Saturday at 9 am. However, if you have an early ferry to catch on Saturday morning, we can accommodate your schedule and allow for an earlier disembarkation.
Moreover, if an unforeseen situation arises, we can disembark passengers even before Saturday, such as on Thursday or Friday. This is possible thanks to the reliable ferry connections available on all the islands. Please let us know your needs in advance so we can plan accordingly.
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:
Included Additional Amenities:
Included Mandatory Services:
Not Included in the Package:
Transportation: Flights, ferries, and taxis to and from the departure and arrival locations are not included.
Dinners Out: During the trip, we encourage our guests to experience the local cuisine and culture by enjoying two dinners at local restaurants.
Excessive Alcohol Consumption: While alcohol drinks are available as an additional amenity, excessive alcohol consumption is not covered.
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.
Assistance: With this service, we are keeping you safe while you progress on your way to becoming an independent upwind rider. Service is intended for people who do not need more lessons but need more practice to be able to stay upwind. At the same time, we are making kite spots safer for other independed users on the water. Besides motor-boat escort and unlimited upwind motorboat reach this service includes assistance with kite setup and safety checks.
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.
You have the option to pay your total booking cost upfront with two or three instalment plan applicable to both “Private Cruise Bookings” and “Shared Cruise Cabin Bookings”:
For bookings made between 90 and 60 days before the cruise begins (check your booking to see the exact date), 40% of the total cost of the booking must be paid no later than 7 days after the booking date. For bookings made less than 60 days before the event begins, 100% of the total cost of the booking must be made no later than 7 days after the booking date.
“We understand that life can sometimes be unpredictable, leading to the need to cancel your booking. In such circumstances, we kindly request you to promptly notify us at [email protected]. Please note, all cancellations incur a cancellation fee plus a 5% administrative charge. The fee amount is determined by the timing of the cancellation in relation to your booking and cruise commencement date, and it is expressed as a percentage of your total booking cost:
Please be advised, if your payment schedule does not correspond with the terms mentioned in the payments section of this page, your cancellation fees might vary from the ones outlined above, reflecting your specific payment terms. To avoid any misunderstandings, in case of a booking cancellation under a distinct payment plan, all payments received by us until the point of cancellation will be kept.”
When traveling solo, there are three different scenarios. For a better understanding, we will take as an example a double cabin double use (2 people) priced at 4,000 USD.
First, you are welcome to book a double cabin for single use and have it all to yourself. In this case, we can offer a 10% reduction in the price due to lower food costs, equating to 3,600 USD in our example.
Second, you can opt for a “sharing-a-cabin” preference, and we will try to find another person for you to share a cabin with. If we succeed, we can offer you a price of 50% or 2,000 USD in total.
The third option is when people opt for “sharing-a-cabin” but we do not succeed in finding a second person. In this case, we can offer a 20% reduction, and you get to enjoy a double cabin for single use. According to our example, the price would be 3,200 USD.
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.
Please look at our itinerary to see what are the best kite and wing foil spots in the Cyclades in Greece. The best kite and wing locations in Greece are situated in the Cyclades region and they are only reachable by boat. A catamaran, with its shallow draft, is ideal for accessing these perfect spots and getting close to the shore. The islands of Paros, Antiparos, Mykonos, Naxos, and Kaufonesia are the top picks for kitesurfing, kite foiling, and wing foiling, providing the best conditions in Greece.
A boat offers significant advantages when it comes to wind conditions, as the wind doesn’t always blow uniformly across all locations. Instead, it tends to blow more in some areas and less in others. With a boat, you 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.
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 Greece for kitesurfing, kite foiling, wing foiling, and sailing is during the summer season, which lasts from May to October. This is primarily due to two reasons: the consistent and strong Meltemi wind, and the high air temperatures with low humidity. During this time, tourists from all over the world flock to Greece, bringing the area to life with a bustling nightlife and open tavernas and restaurants. Despite the crowds, you can still maintain a sense of privacy and control your own pace once aboard a ferry, which is typically not too crowded.
The best and safest place for beginners to learn kitesurfing, kiteboarding, and wing foiling in Greece is where the school has qualified staff who are knowledgeable about the area and local conditions and where there are not many other people using same spot. Using a catamaran and rescue boat allows learners to steer clear of crowds and provides a safer and easier environment for learning. Our kite and wing foil lessons / kite wing school offers private lessons with one instructor per student, using the latest complete kite/wing/foil equipment, motor-boat escort, and learning techniques. Constant motor-boat assistance and unlimited upwind motor-boat reach are also included. With the motor-boat escort, we can reach more secure and private areas, away from potential beach dangers and crowds, thus keeping our students safer and providing more space and fewer distractions for faster progress.
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.
There are no worst months to visit Greece, but due to cold temperatures of the air and sea, we do not offer cruises during the winter months. During this time, we offer kitesurfing, kiteboarding, and wing foiling cruises in the Caribbean, on Antigua and Barbuda, and in the Grenadines.
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.