FAQ
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Your kite gear and personal essentials. No gear? No worries, we've got you covered with the latest equipment.
No, all independent riders are welcome. Whether you're working on your first jumps or perfecting handle-passes, our coaches and crew meet you at your level.
Accommodation, meals, island transfers, and full safari support. For camps: accommodation, breakfast, daily beach transport, and rescue cover.
Yes! Many guests join solo and quickly become part of the group. The vibe is open, friendly and crew-focused from day one.
We follow the best conditions to maximize your time on the water. On a typical safari day you can expect 3–5 hours of riding; on camp days it's as much wind and energy as you have.
More than kitesurfing — adventure, freedom, remote islands, and great people. We combine world-class conditions with a personal, small-group approach you won't find at big schools.
The Red Sea kitesurfing season runs from March to November, with the most reliable thermal wind through the summer months. Egypt enjoys 300+ sunny days a year, so you'll find rideable conditions across most of the season.
El Gouna and Hurghada on the Red Sea are among the best spots in Egypt thanks to constant wind and wide, flat shallow lagoons that are perfect for learning and progressing. For remote, untouched conditions, our kite safaris reach hidden islands further north along the coast.
Fly into Hurghada International Airport (HRG), which has direct connections from many European cities. El Gouna is about a 30–40 minute transfer from the airport, and we can help arrange pickup so you arrive stress-free.
Most travellers can get a visa on arrival at Hurghada airport or an e-visa online before travelling. Check the requirements for your nationality before you fly, and we're happy to point you in the right direction if you're unsure.
El Gouna and Hurghada are established Red Sea resort towns built around tourism, and guests regularly feel safe and welcome. As with any trip, use normal common sense and we'll guide you on local tips before you arrive.
Yes. Full gear rental (kite, board and harness) is available, and we use the latest equipment. If you're joining a camp or safari and don't want to travel with your own kit, we've got you covered.
Yes, our coaches are IKO and VDWs certified, with years of experience teaching everyone from first-time beginners to advanced riders working on big air and handle-passes.
The Red Sea stays warm year-round, roughly 22°C in winter and up to around 28°C in late summer. A shorty wetsuit is plenty for most of the season, with a 3mm suit comfortable on cooler early-season mornings.
Yes, travel insurance that covers kitesurfing is strongly recommended for every guest. Make sure your policy includes the sport and medical evacuation, and bring your details with you.