



Six hours over two days in Dervio, on Lake Como, with IKO-certified instructors. By the end, you’ll know how to launch and land the kite and make your first runs on the board.
Sign up for the beginner's courseBeginner Course Kitesurfing Course
The Program
Six hours spread over two or more days, depending on the wind. North gear, a wetsuit, and insurance are included.

On the ground, an hour and a half
How the kite works, how to read the wind, and the rules of navigation. Then you set up your gear: kite, bar, leash, helmet, and life jacket.

Kiteboarding, an hour and a half
Make it take off and land, control its direction and speed, and recover it if something goes wrong.

In the water, three hours
Body dragging, to get a feel for how it rides, and then the first few starts on the board.
Trial Lesson
For anyone who wants to find out if kitesurfing is right for them before signing up for a course.
An hour with an instructor before you decide whether to sign up for the beginner's course.
Monday through Friday
Basic course
For those who have never stood on a board.
Six hours over two days with IKO-certified instructors. Includes North equipment, a wetsuit, insurance, and a certificate of completion.
Monday through Friday; weekends: €300
The course follows the wind
In the afternoon in Dervio, the Breva blows—the lake’s most consistent wind. That’s where the basic course is held.
They say about us

“A fantastic experience for anyone who wants to get started in kitesurfing. The instructors are really helpful and knowledgeable.”Stefano Moro, on Google

“Simone took great care in setting up the kites before each session and always found the right spot on the lake with the right wind at the right time. We’ll be back!”Alex Pfaendler, on Google

“Simone and her team are simply fantastic—highly experienced and very patient.”Jimena Silva Gamba, on Google
Before booking
How much does the beginner kitesurfing course cost?
€290 Monday through Friday, €300 on weekends. Equipment, wetsuit, insurance, and certification are included.
How long does it last?
Six hours, usually spread over two days. If there isn't enough wind, it may take longer.
What if there's no wind on the day of the lesson?
We'll reschedule it for free on the next available day. We'll let you know the day before, based on the forecast.
Who can take the course?
Anyone who is at least 18 years old. You don't need to be athletic: the beginner's course starts from scratch.
What should I bring?
Swimsuit, beach towel, flip-flops, sunscreen, and sunglasses. There is a changing room and shower in the center. A medical certificate is required for non-competitive activities.
And after the basic course?
You can continue with the four-hour advanced course or with private lessons until you can go out on your own.
After the basic course
To be able to go out on my own, either casually or with a specific goal in mind.
Advanced course
Four hours to perfect your stance while riding and try out your first tricks.
€200, weekends €220 The Advanced CoursePrivate Lesson
An hour with an instructor all to yourself, to figure out what's not working.
€80, weekends €100 Private lessonsCustomized course
Tell us what your goal is, and we'll design lessons to help you achieve it.
Come to Dervio
On the eastern shore of Lake Como, between Lecco and Colico. Email us before you come—we'll let you know what the wind conditions are like.
