Just as windsurfing was a combination  of sailing and surfing, kite surfing is a combination  of power kite flying and surfing. It is easy to understand why this sport is so popular - it looks deceptively easy, the jumps and tricks look spectacular and it requires much less wind than windsurfing. The sport is open to everyone of all ages; you need to be in good health and relatively fit (no back, neck or shoulder problems).

 Steely determination will also be an asset, because although kite surfing is easier to master than windsurfing, co-ordinating all those skills can be a challenge to begin with!

There are two main learning curves  in the sport of kite surfing that a new participant will move through. These can conveniently be broken down into power kite flying skills and board skills. Within each of the learning curves,  a series of skilled areas  come together to form the overall activity.  

Is there anyone who has never dreamed of the total freedom of flight without any other assistance, except from their own body? This dream is now a reality and within anybody’s reach.

There are two means of  coming into contact with freefall. The Tandem jump or the Accelerated Freefall Course (AFF).

Tandem is the best alternative for those who want to enjoy the feeling of freefall without any complications whatsoever. AFF is for those who are sure that they want to learn about freefall and eventually become skydivers.

We work with Seville skydiving club where you can take a full A licence or just jump tandem.