Sanur · Bali

Learn to kitesurf on Sanur's flat lagoon

Flat water inside the reef, steady trade winds from May to September, and instructors who will tell you honestly whether your dates will work.

Start where you are

Five ways in, from an hour on the sand to independent riding.

Level · 60 min · max 3
Discovery Taster
One hour on the sand and in the shallows. Find out whether you like it before committing to a course.
Rp 750.000 approx. $42
Level · 120 min · max 3
Level One — Kite Control
Two hours learning to fly a full-size kite, set up your own gear, and self-rescue.
Rp 1.250.000 approx. $71
Level · 120 min · max 2
Level Two — Water Start
Two hours getting the board on your feet and standing up for the first time.
Rp 1.250.000 approx. $71
Level · 120 min · max 2
Level Three — Riding
Two hours turning short runs into riding upwind and coming back to where you started.
Rp 1.250.000 approx. $71
Level · 60 min · max 1
Private Coaching
One hour, one instructor, entirely on whatever is currently in your way.
Rp 950.000 approx. $54

Nobody else publishes this. We do, because it is the single fact that most decides whether your trip works.

“I booked at midnight from Warsaw and had a confirmed time before I went to bed. After three weeks of unanswered WhatsApp messages to other schools, that alone sold me.”
Marta K. · Poland
“Forty-one, unfit, and quietly certain I would be the one who could not do it. Wayan had me riding short runs on day three. Nobody made me feel slow.”
James O. · Australia
“The wind dropped on my second morning and they told me straight away rather than letting me sit on the beach hoping. Rebooked for the afternoon, no argument, no fee.”
Sophie L. · France

Wayan Suarta
IKO Level 2 · 11 years teaching
Born in Sanur, first towed behind a fishing boat at fourteen and kiting on the lagoon by sixteen. Wayan has taught here for eleven years and knows the reef at every state of tide, which matters more than it sounds.
Ketut Arya
IKO Level 1, Lifeguard · 6 years teaching
Came to kitesurfing from surfing and still prefers the days when both are possible. Ketut is the calmest person on the water and the one we send out when someone loses a board a long way downwind.
Hanna Vogt
IKO Level 2, First Aid · 8 years teaching
Learned in the North Sea, which she describes as good preparation for appreciating warm water. Hanna handles most of our German-speaking students and teaches the foil sessions.