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Our team consists of professionals who have been teaching kitesurfing for over 10 years. All our instructors are ICO certified and have excellent safety training.
Christina has 10 years of experience in teaching kitesurfing, holds an IKO level 2 certification, and has taught thousands of students.
A multiple-time winner in big air and kite freestyle competitions, Alex will help you learn to ride from the very beginning, or enhance your skills in jumping and hydrofoiling.
An experienced kitesurfing instructor with 9 years of experience, Michael has been teaching kitesurfing in Egypt for over 5 years and is well-versed in all the nuances that Egypt hides from tourists.
Pavlo is an instructor with over 10 years of experience. He will teach you everything related to kitesurfing, from kite control to executing megaloops with round spins.
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1 DAY
1. Arrival at Bangkok airport > transfer to Pak nam Pranu by comfortable bus
2. Accommodation in an apartment, receipt of mopeds for transportation
3. Dinner, meeting the couple
4. Planning training programs
DAY 2–6
Morning and afternoon time
7:00 - 8:00 - Kite Yoga
9:00 – Breakfast
10:00 – 12:00 – Kitesurfing lessons
12:00 – 13:00 – Lunch + rest
13:30 - 15:30 - Kitesurfing/wakeboarding lessons
16:00 – 16:30 – Error analysis
DAY 2–6
Evenings
visiting restaurants
Board games
fire
party
ping pong
DAYS 7-8
End
We spent the last day in the water with a kite, there is no time to be bored)
You receive photos taken during a kite camp in Thailand
Transfer to Bangkok airport and desire to return as soon as possible.
The KitesurfCamp project started in 2015.
Kite camp in Thailand is an extreme adventure, excellent conditions for learning kitesurfing from experienced specialists. Kite camp is suitable for both beginners and experienced riders who want to improve their riding level and learn new tricks. Kite camp runs from February to March - this is the time of the most stable wind in Thailand.
Kitesurfing lessons are conducted on modern equipment with experienced instructors. Mostly classes are held on kites measuring 10-15 square meters, since most often we get winds of 7-9 meters per second.
The wind is at an acute angle to the coast and has two main directions - southern and northern.
Our kite spot has sand banks that allow students to comfortably master the control kite and perform the necessary movements.
We start the kitesurfing camp with explanations of theories and basic exercises on the side.
The next step is for the student to learn how to independently control the kite (kite only, the board will come later) and move with the kite.
After mastering control of the kite, the student should feel how and when the kite gains enough force to pull the student. Once these steps are completed, the student goes through additional safety procedures, practices self-rescue, and moves on to drawing with the board. On average, a student should study in 7-9 hours depending on physical ability.
We teach kiteboarding according to the international IKO system, in which a complete training process has already been developed. If you follow all the recommendations of the International Community, kitesurfing becomes quite predictable and almost safe for students.
Selection of equipment - it is important to select equipment in accordance with the student’s size, to track the availability of the required kite sizes in accordance with the forecast for the week.
Wind Window Theory - introduction to kite flight theory, kite movement zone, introduction to zone power.
Familiarization with the components of the equipment
Preparing and assembling the kite
Launching and raising a kite with water
Control the kite with one hand while moving
After the student has mastered whale control, the student begins an exercise called body resistance. When performing this exercise, the student should feel exactly how the kite is pulled into the water, and also regain balance, allowing him to pick up a board lost in deep water.
Each kite meets the requirements to ensure safe riding and learning on the kite.
From 30 minutes to one hour we learn and apply techniques that will help us in case of danger.
We move on to exercises with a board, where we first learn how to stand on the board a little and start moving. After 1-3 hours, people usually begin to confidently drive left and right.
The equipment we use during the kitesurfing camp in Thailand is modern and reliable, we use various brands of kites and kiteboards to give our students the opportunity in the future to independently choose the brand and model of kite that will suit their individual parameters.
Pak Nam Pran has a long and wide beach with only a few kite schools.
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Wind during kite camp in Thailand
Strong wind, as well as weak wind, has a bad effect on the completion of the kite course.
If the wind is too strong, a mistake during training can cause harm, while not enough wind will result in the inability to move on a kiteboard.
We consider Thailand one of the best places to learn and progress in kiteboarding in terms of wind conditions.
The wind blows from the north or south (depending on the season) along the coast. The wind season in Thailand is not long, but quite intense. The windy season runs from January to the end of March, when Pak Nam Pran experiences winds ranging from 14-15 knots to 16-18 knots on average.
We offer group and private kitesurfing lessons. In group classes, students study in pairs, which allows them to analyze their mistakes using the example of another student, which in many cases has a positive effect on progress in learning.
Prices for group kiteboarding lessons in Thailand:
One hour of training - 70€
Theory + Kite Control - 3 hours training - 180€
Kiteboarding lvl 1 - 5 hours of training - 300€
Kiteboarding lvl 2 - 9 hours of training - 500€
Prices for individual kitesurfing lessons in Thailand:
One hour of training - 65€
Theory + Kite Control - 3 hours training - 150€
Kiteboarding lvl 1 - 5 hours of training - 250€
Kiteboarding lvl 2 - 12 hours of training - 450€
Kiteboarding lvl 3 - 15 hours of training - 550€
Transfer from airport: our driver will meet you at Bangkok airport and then take you back, on average the journey from Suvarnabhumi airport to our kite camp takes 4 hours.
We offer delivery to and from the kite spot, but it is better to rent a moped/motorcycle to get around quickly in the Pak Nam Pran area.
All movements in this location take 3-5 minutes maximum.
It is also possible to rent a car, but this is not the most convenient choice of transport for getting around in Thailand.
The traffic on the roads in Thailand is crazy, but in the area where we are there is not much traffic on the roads, also you don't have to worry about your driver's license, if your home country is a signatory to the Vienna Convention on Road Traffic - you shouldn't have any problems getting around in Thailand , if you have a driver's license.
Housing
Our kite camp is located in villas with swimming pools and relaxation areas
each villa has from 2 to 4 rooms
The area where we live is considered completely safe and developed.
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We offer one or two bedroom villas for our guests.
At each training session we film our students and upon completion of the training we conduct an error analysis. It is the collective analysis of mistakes that allows you to better understand your mistakes and learn from the mistakes of other students and athletes.
Wakeboarding during kite camp is a good opportunity to learn how to stand up on a board, which will help during your kitesurfing course. For experienced riders, it is possible to pay more attention to the technique of performing kite jumps.
Biking is always an adventure with an inexhaustible flow of emotions. We always show our guests the mangrove forests and the Buddha statue to the south of our town.
The places around Pak Nam Pran are beautiful, it’s not for nothing that this area is called the pearl of Thailand.
After kiteboarding in Thailand, you want to relax and unwind. Thai massage contributes to this. You can visit a massage salon at a kite spot or order a massage therapist who will come to your home.
In our free time from training, we go on excursions to nearby places, and although we have been there many times already, they never cease to be unusual. Among them:
Nakhon Cave Pak Nam Pran, Pak Nam Pran Dam, Monkey Island and Dolphin Bay, Say Cave near Pak Nam Pran and Khao Kalok Island.
In the evening we have a barbecue and share the emotions of kite riding. We play ping pong, have a bonfire on the beach and attend local parties.
Join our kitesurf camp in Thailand
We are sporty and active, so in the evenings we have barbecues with parties, play board games, ping pong, have a bonfire right on the beach, and attend loud parties in Hua Hin.
