Pack the intent. We'll handle the plan.
Kite, parasail & jet ski — across Egypt's Red Sea coast.
25 water sports available
Learn to kite in El Gouna's flat, shallow lagoon with IKO instructors.
Fly above the bay then race across it — two adrenaline hits in one session.
Ten airborne minutes 50 metres over the bay — deck takeoff and landing, no skill and no getting wet required.
Fly two-up — kids from six with an adult, couples who want the photo together.
Throttle time in the marked bay zone — briefing, life vest and a machine that answers immediately.
The double session for riders who found 30 minutes ended mid-grin.
Convoy riding beyond the zone — a guided coastline run with photo stops, not just circles.
The pocket-money classics off the beach — screaming optional but universal.
Jet-water boots, ten feet of air and the best fail-videos of your holiday — instructors get most people flying.
Classic boat-tow sets on morning glass — coaching from the boat for first-timers.
Lower to the water, easier to stand — the tow-sport taster for the not-quite-wakeboarders.
An hour of calm-lagoon paddling — the quietest way onto the water.
A guided golden-hour paddle in flat water, timed so the sky does the work in your photos.
Single and double kayaks on sheltered water — the easy family hour between beach sessions.
Guided snorkeling behind an underwater scooter — cover triple the reef with a tenth of the kicking.
The silent electric hydrofoil — most students are flying above the water within the hour.
IKO instruction on Hurghada's own shallow training lagoons — kite control to first body-drags in one session.
Nine coached hours across three days — the package that turns a taster into a rider.
The original wind sport, alive and well on the same steady thermals — lessons or straight rental.
Sixty seconds of freefall with the Red Sea and desert splitting the view — licensed tandem masters, video included.
Paddle the channels between mangrove islets — herons at eye level, water like glass.
The deep-south flat lagoon with a fraction of El Gouna's traffic — day sessions to week-long camps.
IKO instruction on uncrowded southern water — kite control to body-drags with nobody to dodge.
A support-boated run down the wild coast for independent riders — the south's dream line.
Seven nights afloat chasing flat spots and reef sessions — kite by day, anchor-bay evenings.
