Windsurf Lesson

First the teenage stuff not caring about urgency on the water. During my session, the mast-foot connection was not properly secured by staff, causing the sail and board to separate while I was far from shore. The board drifted faster than I could swim, and no rescue boat responded despite the clear distress. I eventually recovered the board only because it got stuck on a deflated Zodiac. This represents a serious safety lapse in rigging, supervision, and rescue readiness. Maybe my fault as I should of making sure all is tied. Second poor launching area: the wind was weak and very gusty, making it difficult to start. The space available for sailing was extremely limited — barely 1 km — before reaching a zone filled with anchored sailboats.

Perfect place to learn and practice windsurf! If you're a sailor you can moor your dinghy at their dinghy dock (un-locked as they might need to move it) which is very convenient. The equipment is in good condition. Prices are always too high but for the island I think it is ok prices. Only thing that's annoying is the water of the lagoon isn't beautiful and the traffic of motor boats can be a bit intense some times. The crew is really nice and friendly.

My daughter -12 years old, had taken a four- lessons package during our vacation in Curaçao. She had absolutely amazing experience learning windsurfing. All the instructions were extremely professional and nice. Unlike windsurfing lessons in other places which instructors only providing instructions, the instructors in this school actually surf with the students. They took my daughter all the way to the dock across the bay. Even when my daughter was surfing on her own, they keep an eye out on her all the time. They send boats out to get the surfers when they drift away. I felt very safe sending my daughter for lessons there. The school is flexible and understanding with schedules. The atmosphere is relaxing personable and easygoing. The price is very reasonable ( compared to Aruba). Thanks to everyone who helped my daughter become a surfer!

Had two 2hour wing foil individual lessons, one by Jeffrey and another by Max. Different approach, but loved both of them. The owner is very wellcoming and flexible. The third day I just rented the gear, since the instructors said, that I just need the drill and no lessons anymore. Love the honesty and attitude. The spot is perfect for learning, since there are hardly any waves. They have a dinghy, that picks You up, if You venture too much downwind. That was my tifth time wingfoiling and I managed to make a great progress with them. Lifting up and staying up on foil. High reccomendations.

A fun experience at a great (and windy) location. I was able to book a morning windsurfing lesson via WhatsApp the night before. No prepayment or deposit was required and I was able to pay with a combination of cash and credit card before the lesson. The experience started with "dry" instruction, followed by a water session to apply the skills learned. The total experience time lasted 90 minutes. My only feedback is that the Dutch instructor working with me seemed new to teaching. I believe it's one thing to know how to do something, and another to know how to teach another person. There were also some language communication barriers. Towards the end of the lesson, another more senior instructor, Max, was giving me some tips, and his instructions and teaching were significantly more clear. Had he been instructing me from the beginning, I felt that I could have avoided a lot of the confusion. But overall, I would come back again to do another windsurfing experience.