Kite Camps in Colombia
Train, Progress and Live Kitesurfing
Our Kite Camps in Colombia are designed for riders who want to take their kitesurfing to the next level. Train for several days with consistent wind, perfect spots, and professional coaching in one of the world's best kitesurfing destinations: La Guajira.
What is a Kite Camp?
A Kite Camp is an intensive training experience where you combine daily kitesurfing sessions, technical coaching, progress analysis and living with other riders, all in a privileged natural environment.
✔ Daily training
✔ Accelerated progression
✔ Personalized feedback
✔ Complete kitesurfing experience
Who are our Kite Camps for?
Our Kite Camps in La Guajira are ideal for:
✔ Intermediate and advanced riders
✔ Kitesurfers who want to improve technique and control
✔ Travelers looking to train for several days in a row
✔ People who want a structured experience
What will you learn at Kite Camp?
During the camp you will work on:
✔ Navigation technique
✔ Kite control in strong winds
✔ Transitions and fitted
✔ Safety and self-rescue
✔ Downwind and handling in different spots
(The content is adapted to the group's level)
Kite Camp Spot: Mayapo, La Guajira
Mayapo offers ideal conditions for Kite Camps:
✔ Constant wind all year round
✔ Wide beaches
✔ Safe space to train
✔ Flat waters and gentle waves
A perfect environment for intensive and safe training.
What does Kite Camp include?
✔ Professional kitesurfing coaching
✔ Daily sessions in the water
✔ Technical briefing and progress analysis
✔ Assistance during sessions
✔ Local transport to the spot
(Accommodation and meals available according to the plan)
Duration and format of the Kite Camp
Our Kite Camps in Colombia last for:
✔ 5 to 7 days
✔ Small groups
✔ Personalized attention
✔ Programming according to wind and level
Safety and experience
At KiteAdventure Colombia, we work with clear safety protocols and guides with extensive local experience. We know the wind, the tides, and the conditions of the spot to offer safe and effective training.
