E-Foil Experience

Taxiing and flying over water without wind or waves is an unique experience, all you need is grab a remote control and enjoy. this activity includes:

• 5-minute introduction and safety briefing.
• 20-minute taxiing practice on big float board, including lying, sitting, kneeling and standing up.
• 20-minute foiling practice provided you are already confident about taxiing.
• Merchant may need to cancel activity if weather is predicted to be unfavorable.
• On rare occasions, activities may be cancelled last minute if weather predictions change.
• Age restrictions: Over 16+ and from 12-16 years with parent supervision.
• Weight restriction of maximum 100 Kg.

Taxiing and flying over water without wind or waves is an unique experience, all you need is grab a remote control and enjoy. this activity includes:
10-minute introduction and safety briefing.

40-minute taxiing practice on big float board, including lying, sitting, kneeling and standing up.

40-minute foiling practice provided you are already confident about taxiing.

Merchant may need to cancel activity if weather is predicted to be unfavorable.

On rare occasions, activities may be cancelled last minute if weather predictions change.

Age restrictions: Over 16+ and from 12-16 years with parent supervision.

Weight restriction of maximum 100 Kg.

It is important to note that e-foiling can be a challenging and potentially dangerous activity, especially for beginners. It requires a certain level of physical fitness, balance, and coordination, as well as knowledge of water safety and the ability to control the board with a handheld remote. If you are interested in learning to e-foil, it is important to take a proper training course and follow all safety guidelines to minimise the risk of injury.

Before you start play with the e-foil, there are several things you should know to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience:

• Water safety: You should have a good understanding of basic water safety practices, including how to swim, how to read currents and tides, and how to properly use a life jacket.
  Physical fitness: E-foiling requires a certain level of physical fitness and balance, so it is important to be in good health and have a strong core.
• Equipment: You will need an e-foil board, a foil, a battery, and a handheld remote control to operate the board. It is important to ensure that all equipment is in good condition and properly maintained.
• Always wear a watersports helmet and life jacket.
• Keep in mind the hydro foil under the board in the water, don’t kick around.
• Cut your fingernails and toenails short and smooth.
• Pay attention to the running propeller, always keep away on land and in water. Don’t double click to lock the battery until you are in the deep water and place the hydrofoil under water, otherwise the remote control can turn the propeller and it may be a potential risk.
• Training: E-foiling can be a challenging activity, especially for beginners. It is recommended that you take a proper training course to learn the basics of e-foiling, including how to properly use the board, how to control speed and direction, and how to fall safely.
• Weather conditions: E-foiling is best done in calm and relatively flat water conditions. You should avoid e-foiling in strong winds, choppy waters, or areas with strong currents.

By following these guidelines, you can have a safe and enjoyable e-foiling experience. It is important to remember that e-foiling can be a potentially dangerous activity, and you should always prioritize safety and follow all recommended guidelines and best practices.