Kite Stores Lima Near Me

4worldlovers: Our main objective is to teach kitesurfing in a safe and fun way. All of our instructors are certified by the International Kitesurfing Organization (IKO) and the school is insured. The equipment we use is the latest model and we also have a rescue boat and instructors available at all times to help.

Take a bus at the Cruz Del Sur terminal in Javier Prado in Lima. Price approx. 20usd. (4hs)

Private transfers cost approximately 130usd. Contact us for more information. (2.5 to 3 hours)

Paracas is a paradise of flat waters located only 3 hours south of Lima. The conditions are perfect for learning kitesurfing: constant winds, large beaches, flat waters with very few people and the safety of the bay will help you learn and improve your kitesurfing in a very short time!

Get to know Hayden Halsted, our Mr Handy Man. Hayden is in charge of all the maintenance done around Kangaroo Kite. Hayden was born in Australia...

Meet Vicki Halsted, our Marketing Manager-Business Operations. Cabrinha Dealer. She comes from Australia and makes sure that the school always has...

Meet Juancho Lena, the Manager-Head Instructor-IKO Level 3-Kangaroo Kite social media expert. He comes from Argentina and is in charge of...

Meet Agos TaIpo, the manager and accountant for Kangaroo Kite. Although she is Argentine she approaches the business with a German strict like...

Meet Billy Halsted (aka Billy Boy), our on personal Baywatcher. He is Australian and an IKO Assistant. Billy Boy manages the rescue boat and saves...

Meet Sammy, our Australian web programmer and Jelly Fish, CEO of Kangaroo Kite Peru. Jelly is a boss of few words, always calm but making sure...

Meet Kainoa, Vice President of the Canine Patrol. Kai is in charge of guarding the area_ Even sometimes she does not go back to the school for...

Pretty much anyone who’s interested in the sport can learn how to kitesurf! We’ve taught students of all ages and weights and know that being stoked to get into the sport is half the battle already won.

The general rule of thumb is that it takes you between 8 and 12 hours to learn how to kitesurf (rather 12 than 8 though, unless you are a incredibly talented and a natural). How long it really takes is entirely up to you.

Kitesurfing courses are usually divided into three sessions: First, you’ll learn basic wind theory and how to fly a small kite. After this lesson, you’ll know how to set up your equipment, how to launch and land your kite safely, how to depower the kite and how to use the quick release emergency feature!

The next lesson is where it gets super exciting – you will fly your kite while in the ocean and learn how to body drag downwind (adrenaline rush), steer the kite with one hand and relaunch after crashing. Essential self-rescue techniques are also part of this lesson (very important), which prepares you for the third part of your kitesurfing course: The water start.

It’s now you will learn how to ride the board. Some key elements of this lesson is the water start position with your feet in the straps, while controlling the kite at the same time, pulling yourself up and riding (at this stage only for a moment), as well as recovering your board by body dragging upwind.

Kitesurfing is a high-risk activity and can be dangerous if you don’t know what you are doing, we strongly recommend you to take a few kitesurfing lessons before you practice on your own.

If you’d like to get into it all by yourself or rather just want to prepare your first kitesurfing lesson, learn basic wind theory, get familiar with your set-up of the equipment and start by flying a trainer kite on the beach (these kites produce a small amount of power. Therefore, if you make a mistake the consequences are not so dire.) It’s a lot of fun and will give you an idea of what the sport is about.