moderate
3 hours
Participants should be in good physical shape with upper body strength and stamina for water activity.
Unlock the thrill of kiteboarding at Sunset Bay on Lake Erie with expert instructors guiding you through every skill. Learn why this freshwater spot offers a unique and exciting adventure.
$225 | Must Have Previously Taken Intro To Kiteboarding | Book Your Preferred Time Online
Experience the thrill of kiteboarding at Sunset Bay! In this 3-hour class, certified instructors guide you through essential skills like kite control, body dragging, and water-starts. Set against the stunning backdrop of Lake Erie, this unforgettable adventure promises excitement and personal growth in an exhilarating water sport.
Private - $255.00 Semi Private - $225 per person (2-3 people)
3 hours
This 3-hour class taught by our certified International Kiteboarding Organization Instructors continues to build the students kite control skills and works on body dragging, water re-launching, self-rescues, and then water-starts! Lake Erie is the perfect place to learn this amazing sport!
Optional
Lake Erie’s wind conditions can fluctuate; plan your lesson on a day with steady winds between 12-20 mph for optimal learning.
Water temperatures can be chilly even in summer; a wetsuit helps maintain comfort during prolonged water time.
Setting up your kite safely takes time and instruction; early arrival ensures a smooth start to your session.
Comfort in the water is crucial for kiteboarding safety and technique during body dragging and water starts.
Sunset Bay has long been a hub for Great Lakes recreational boating and water sports since the mid-20th century.
The lesson program emphasizes respecting the lake environment and promotes catch-and-release practices for local fisheries.
Keeps you warm in cooler lake water and allows longer training sessions comfortably.
summer specific
Protects your head from potential impacts with equipment or water.
Provides buoyancy and extra protection against falls.
Protect feet from rocky shoreline and underwater hazards.