Tips for Your Trip
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Beginner riders should feel comfortable booking in the Caribbean because of good, consistent wind and shallow, clear waters. The shallow bays make it easy to stand up when you need to and accerlate the learning process. Looks for a stay/school directly near the beach in a shallow bay for the ideal learning conditions.
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Consider entry requirements and flights when selecting an island. The Caribbean is many nations and territories, all with different requirments and advantages. Europeans will find it easier to book and pay in the Caribbean Netherlands, while Americans can enjoy easy flights into Turks and Caicos. Depending on your country of origin, each island has unique advantages.
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Plan to book at least 3-4 days of consequetive riding. A kite vacation is a great time to accelerate learning. The only way to do that is comfort an familiarity. Unfortunately, most of us don't live right down by the beach, so this might be your only chance for a while to get some serious riding in. If you're just starting out or a seasoned expert trying to work on kite loops or foiling, the same rules apply.




