Private coaching gives you the full session and immediate feedback. Beginners can move through safety, kite control, body drag and waterstart without waiting for another rider. Experienced kiters can focus the two hours on technique, transitions, upwind efficiency or first tricks.
The lesson takes place in the Le Morne lagoon when wind and tide are suitable for your level. We confirm the meeting time around the forecast. Kite, board, harness, radio helmet and rescue support are included, so you only need swimwear, sun protection and water.
How the session is built
Every lesson starts on the beach with the day’s wind and tide, the safety systems on your bar and the plan for the next two hours. It is a short briefing, and it is the reason the rest of the session can be spent riding instead of explaining.
On the water the instructor stays within a few metres of you, and the radio helmet keeps the coaching going when you get further out. A kite mistake lasts about a second — being close enough to correct it while it is still happening is the whole point of the format.
The session ends with landing the kite, packing down and a short debrief on the one thing to work on next. Bring that note to your next booking and the lesson can pick up from there.
Who books a private lesson
Complete beginners, because the first hours decide whether kitesurfing feels controllable or chaotic. Returning riders with one specific problem: a waterstart that only works on one side, a transition that keeps stalling, a whole session spent drifting downwind.
It also suits anyone who is uneasy in open water, short on days, or already past the level where sharing a lesson makes sense. Nothing in a private session waits for a second student.