Our Kawana Activities Guide

It depends on the wind and the mood of the day: wingfoil or parawing if there is wind, efoil or pumping/dockstart if there is none, or even stand up paddle for a relaxing session.

Both are practiced with wind, but wingfoiling is controlled with an inflatable wing held by hand, while parawing uses a flexible sail connected by lines, which is more technical at first. We recommend wingfoiling for beginners and parawinging for those who already have some foiling experience.

Yes for wingfoiling, parawing, and kitesurfing. No for efoiling (electric propulsion), stand-up paddleboarding, and pumping/dockstarting.

No: accessible to all even without experience in water sports, simpler than kitesurfing and less physical than windsurfing — allow about 1 hour to stand on the board.

Stand-up paddleboarding, on calm water and without technical equipment to master, is suitable for all ages.

Wing foiling (progressive courses), efoiling, and stand-up paddleboarding are the most accessible activities: no experience is necessary. Parawing requires some prior foiling experience. Kitesurfing is only available for rental, so you must already know how to sail.