Kitesurfing lessons in Camber Sands, East Sussex.

Camber Kitesurfing, providing kiteboarding Lessons in Camber Sands since 2002.

Learn how to kitesurf at Camber Sands and Greatstone, 2 world class beaches on our doorstep in the South East of England.
We are proud to have the most up to date kites, boards and safety equipment in our BKSA approved kite school. We are located 2 minute's walk from the Camber teaching zone. Our school has a hot outdoor shower and a hose to rinse off gear.

NEW IN - The latest kitesurfing equipment is available in our shop, products from Cabrinha, Crazyfly, Ozone, Airush, Cool Shoe Corporation, Shinn and Alder surfboards. We have both new and used kiteboarding equipment. We do kitesurfing packages both off the shelf and bespoke. If you can't find what you are looking for, give us a shout. With so many products we don't have enough hours in the day to list them all!

Camber Kitesurfing is one of the most top rated attractions in the area, be sure to check our reviews on tripadvisor and google!
If you are booking a group, we also have a 6 person hot tub available for a small fee.
Choose Camber Kitesurfing for kiteboarding Lessons, kite buggy courses and powerkite experiences. We can also cater for larger corporate activity groups, stag and hen parties and team building days.

Getting to us; Our location is only 1 hour from London, whilst it is easier to get to us by car, there is also the option of getting the fast train to Ashford, then on to Rye, where you can get a taxi or bus to Camber Sands. A solid option is to bring a bicycle on the train as Rye to Camber is only 3 miles along a cycle path. Make sure you come to the right place, there are other schools in the area!

Stay with us! During the summer months we have a 4m bell tent available with outdoor toilet, bbq and outdoor shower. The hot tub is also included.

Kiteboarding and other kite sports are good for your body and mind. The physical aspects can help you keep fit and healthy, whilst the environment makes you learn space awareness, appreciation and respect for the sea and weather. Pro rata kitesurfing can be a cheap hobby compared to skiing, snowboarding or even golf!
Did we mention that every step of the learning process is also great adrenaline filled fun?

Kitesurfing Lessons - From Beginner to advanced
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What is kitesurfing? Kite surfing (also known as kiteboarding) is a fusion of many fun sports, part wakeboarding, part paragliding, part kite flying, water skiing and of course surfing. From the innovative roots of the sport where a few dare devils used stacks of power kites and skis, kitesurfing has developed into a world recognized sport using an inflatable kite and a board to propel you over the sea.

Kitesurfing is a water sport that combines elements of surfing, windsurfing, and paragliding. It involves using a large kite to propel a rider across the water on a board. The kite is controlled by the rider using a bar connected to the lines of the kite.

The kitesurfing kite is made of a lightweight material, such as nylon or polyester, and is filled with air. The kite has a large surface area, which allows it to catch the wind and generate power. The rider controls the kite by adjusting the angle of the bar. When the bar is pulled in, the kite creates more lift. When the bar is released, the kite's power reduces.

The rider stands on a board that is similar to a surfboard or wakeboard. The board has foot straps that allow the rider to stay in control of the board. The rider uses their body weight and the movements of the kite to propel themselves across the water.

Kitesurfing can be done in a variety of conditions, but it is best suited for windy days. The wind speed should be at least 12 knots (14 mph) for beginners and 18 knots (21 mph) for experienced riders. Kitesurfing can be done in both salt water and fresh water.

There are many different aspects to kitesurfing, including:

Launching and landing: This is the process of getting the kite up in the air and back down to the ground.
Upwind riding: This is the process of riding the kite into the wind.
Downwind riding: This is the process of riding the kite downwind.
Tricking: This is the process of performing acrobatic moves on the board.

Kitesurfing is a challenging but rewarding sport. It is a great way to get exercise, enjoy the outdoors, and have fun.

Here are some of the reasons why kitesurfing is popular:

It is a relatively new sport, so there is still a sense of adventure and discovery.
It is a great way to get exercise and enjoy the outdoors.
It can be done in a variety of conditions, so it is accessible to people of all skill levels.
It is a relatively safe sport, as long as it is practiced in a safe environment.
It is a social sport, and there are many opportunities to meet other kitesurfers.

We primarily teach with kites and twin tip boards (these are symmetrical like a wakeboard) and allow easy travel in both directions. In recent years kiting on a surfboard or hydrofoil has become more popular too, to categorize the two seperate disciplines sometimes twin tip riding is referred to as kiteboarding and surfboard riding as kitesurfing and kite foiling on a hydrofoil. To keep up with the trend we now offer kite lessons with surfboard to those that want to learn this way.

People that have completed an IKO or BKSA course can now HIRE KITESURFING EQUIPMENT from us. If transporting kitesurfing kit is an issue for you we do an annual kite club hire membership.

We also stock and hire Skimboards, Alder Board Company Surf Boards, Kite Buggies, MBS Landboards, kayaks, wings and wingfoiling equipment. If you can't find what you are looking for CONTACT US and we'll get it for you!

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