Wing foiling is a water sport that blends wind power and hydrofoil technology to create a smooth, gliding experience above the surface of the water. Unlike kitesurfing or windsurfing, the wing is not attached to the board or the rider, making it simpler and more versatile to learn. Beginners can start in light to moderate winds and calm water, gradually developing the balance and control needed to ride comfortably on the foil.

Learning wing foiling typically follows three stages:

1. Wing handling on land – Practicing how to hold, position, and control the wing in different wind directions.

2. Board skills on the water – Starting on a stable, floaty board without the foil to learn balance, steering, and power control.

3. Foil progression – Transitioning to a foil board, where riders learn how to lift onto the foil, maintain stability, and control height.

Safety, equipment selection, and understanding wind conditions are essential parts of the learning process. With our instruction and consistent practice, students can expect steady progress and the rewarding feeling of flying silently over the water in no time.