moderate
3–6 hours
Moderate fitness required; able to swim and handle dynamic physical movement on water
Harness the Caribbean breeze with expert kite surfing lessons at Cabarete’s Kite Beach. From beginner to advanced, learn with five-star instructors in a private launch zone amidst perfect wind and waves.
Ages 8+ | Half or Full Day Activity| 3- 6 Hour Activity | 2 on 1 Instruction
Experience the thrill of kitesurfing with expert guidance from a five-star instructor! Whether you're a beginner or looking to refine your skills, enjoy personalized lessons in a private launch area using top-of-the-line equipment. Share this unforgettable adventure with a friend and make lasting memories on the water!
Participants must be 16 years or older
Take time to relax and learn by the other students example. Whether you are just getting started or wanting to get into the surf with a kite, we have a five star instructor ready to show you how. Whether you are looking to take your first jump or perfect your foiling, we have the right instructor with the skills and experience to teach you in any way.
All skill levels welcome!
Consistency in wind speeds is crucial for a safe and enjoyable kite surfing lesson. Check local.windfinder.com before scheduling.
The Caribbean sun is intense; protect skin and marine life with eco-friendly sunscreen during your lessons.
Bring water and drink frequently to maintain energy during active kite surfing sessions.
Use waterproof bags or lockers to protect valuables, as water and wind are constant companions.
Cabarete was first settled by Spanish explorers in the late 1400s and has grown into a vibrant water sports hub over recent decades.
Local operators actively promote reef-safe products and limit group sizes to reduce environmental impact on marine ecosystems.
Keeps you warm and protected from wind chill and occasional water spray.
Protects skin from intense tropical sun while preserving coral reef health.
summer specific
Convenient water access during breaks to stay hydrated.
summer specific
Protects feet while walking on sandy and occasionally rocky shoreline.