BOOK NOW If booking more than 3 hours: When booking more than 3-hours of lessons, please provide us with one additional dates in the notes section of your cart when checking out. This way we can book you in for your lessons beyond the first 3-hour lesson. Our 6-hours of private lessons will get you all the way through level 1 and into level 2 IKO. Giving you all the basic skills of flying and water skills to prepare you for the big ride. If you are progressing well, you may get to try the board within these six hours. Whether you are a total beginner starting from scratch or have done a lesson in the past. All lessons are private and we cater the lessons depending on your skill level and progress. All students will get an IKO certification to the level they reach with us. Whether it is riding or setting up a kite. You will earn an IKO certification to validate your training to continue anywhere in the world from where you ended your lessons. We only do 3-hours of lessons per day. This will give you the chance to have a break and reflect on what you have done that day. Coming back fresh and more than ready for your next 3-hour session. At KPR we want to advance you through the levels teaching you everything about kiteboarding to make you an independent kiter without sacrificing safety or fun. The amount of time it takes to get to the level you want to achieve will depend on each individual's ability. All timelines are guides and it may take less time or more time. Purchasing packaged lessons together will give you a discount. Prerequisites: Know how to swim/ be comfortable in the water. Lessons Include: Private one on one instruction with an IKO certified instructor Kite equipment and safety gear Radio helmet for communications while in water Gear insurance IKO certification In the case of inclement weather or no wind: At times we may have to reschedule lessons at the last minute due to varying factors such as unsafe or unfavorable conditions, thunder, lightning, gusty winds, offshore winds, light wind or no wind. This determination is at the discretion of the management and instructors. We base decisions on current or forecasted conditions, as well as other factors such as safety, tides, etc.
