One-on-one water time with your instructor on a jetski beside you — in flat, shallow, obstruction-free water. It’s the fastest way to progress, and it saves you money.
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Your instructor rides alongside you. It accelerates the learning process dramatically.
The 520 Slick and Kelly Park — open space, no obstructions, no other kiters.
Book as many or as few hours as you want, and work on exactly what you need.
Limited to two people at a time so nobody sits on the beach waiting.
Lessons are billed by the hour and normally use watercraft support in flat, shallow water. Even if you take lessons elsewhere, we strongly recommend having a watercraft with you at all times during water lessons.
Gift certificates available — buy now for yourself or someone else, and book the session whenever it suits them.
Every participant must complete the online waiver before the lesson.
Having an instructor on a jetski accelerates the learning process dramatically. It lets you get the most out of your time on the water — which means it saves you money.
The 520 Slick and Kelly Park are both excellent places to take kitesurf lessons thanks to the shallow water and open space. We remove the worry by letting you practise in open water, free from obstructions and other kiters.
Even if you’re taking lessons elsewhere, we highly recommend having a watercraft with you at all times during water lessons.
A prior kiteboarding lesson — such as our Intro Course — is highly recommended before booking hourly lessons.
If you haven’t taken an introductory kite-flying course yet, the Intro Lesson is far more cost-effective and a much better starting point. We’ll happily work with you on an hourly basis either way — but the skills taught in the Intro Course are required to advance, and will still need to be mastered.
Most lessons meet at Kelly Park East after payment is made.
Lesson Location — Kelly Park East
2504–2526 N Banana River Dr
Merritt Island, FL 32952
The Shop
110 Dixie Lane
Cocoa Beach, FL 32931
Once you’ve taken enough hourly lessons — the number varies from rider to rider — your instructor may tell you that you’re eligible for what we call Supervision.
Supervision is a way of renting gear (or using your own) while being monitored by an instructor. They’ll be in the area, either working with another student or riding with you, making sure you’re safe and able to get back to where you started.
Book your hours, or call the shop and we’ll help you plan the right session.