Semi-Private Kitesurf Course near Hurghada — 8 Hours, Two Students, IKO Certificate
Paradise Kitesurf's Course I shared between two students and one instructor: eight hours of shared time, all gear, walkie-talkie, kite insurance and an IKO certificate, €360 per person. In the lagoon between Hurghada and El Gouna.
Hurghada, Egypt · 8h · up to 2 guests · €360 per person · EN
A dream experience and the fastest way to improve your kitesurfing. It was one of the best and most effective experiences I've ever had at sea. Everything was designed to get you on the water, in the right conditions, with the right support: solid wind every day, perfectly chosen spots, constant assistance.
What is this tour like?
Paradise Kitesurf is a Czech-run station on the lagoon between Hurghada and El Gouna, at the El Khayam residential complex — flat water and shore launching, some 20–30 km north of central Hurghada. Course I is its eight-hour beginner course; this is the semi-private version from the '2 students with 1 instructor' column: €360 per person, with the footnote 'price per 1 person (kite course with maximum 2 students per 1 kite instructor)'. The school describes it as 'shared lessons, 2 students per 1 instructor with shared time' — the eight hours are the session length, and you alternate on the kite.
Inclusions are the same as the private course: kite, board, harness, helmet and life jacket, walkie-talkie instruction, insurance on the kite gear, an IKO certificate at the end, and 10% off rental afterwards. Not included, in the school's own list: travel insurance, accommodation, flights, meals, the Egyptian visa and personal expenses. The station holds 4.9 on Google from 367 reviews as of 3 September 2026. If you come alone or want the instructor to yourself, the private version is €440.
What are the highlights?
- Two students share one instructor — cheaper per head
- IKO certificate at the end of the course
- Flat-water lagoon between Hurghada and El Gouna, shore launching
- Walkie-talkie instruction, kite insurance, all gear
- 4.9 on Google from 367 reviews (3 September 2026)
How does the day go, hour by hour?tap a photo to enlarge
- Hours 1–2Theory, safety, trainer kite
Wind window, safety systems, kite control on the beach.
- Hours 3–5Body drag and relaunch
In the flat lagoon with the instructor on the radio.
- Hours 6–8Water starts and first rides
Board on, first starts and short rides; IKO certificate issued at the end.
What's included in the price?
- Shared lessons: two students per instructor, shared time
- All necessary gear and equipment: kite, board, harness, helmet, life jacket
- Kite instruction, walkie-talkie
- Insurance for the kite equipment
- IKO certificate after the course
- 10% discount on kite equipment rental
What's not included?
- Travel insurance
- Accommodation, flights to/from Hurghada, meals, entry tourist visa to Egypt, other personal expenses
What should you know before you go?
Who runs this tour?
Where do we meet?
Paradise Kitesurf Red Sea, El Khayam residential complex, in the lagoon between Hurghada and El Gouna, some 20–30 km north of central Hurghada (27.305519, 33.731184). Not in Hurghada city — plan the drive.
Exact meeting point shared after booking.
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What do guests say?
“A dream experience and the fastest way to improve your kitesurfing. It was one of the best and most effective experiences I've ever had at sea. Everything was designed to get you on the water, in the right conditions, with the right support: solid wind every day, perfectly chosen spots, constant assistance.”
“I was there in May/June 2026. Very good spot for shore kitesurfing, flat water, beautiful colours and sea life, corals and dolphins. Good food and kite support services. Perfect also for chilling by the sea, good vibes! Also very professional organisation of the kite safari that I took part in. Recommended.”
“Without a doubt, one of the most beautiful experiences of my life. Feeling at home after the first day and leaving after a week knowing I have an Egyptian family too. I'll miss you, and I hope we can see each other again soon.”
“This place is genuinely one of my all-time favorites, and I keep coming back. The staff are incredibly kind, welcoming, and highly professional. They make you smile every day and at the same time ensure your safety on and off the water. Whenever someone needs help, they react immediately.”
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