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Hi all,
Just wanted to email you all about something that I think pretty much every
kitesurfer will love. I have just finished building a site (kitebidder.com)
which lets you buy and sell, new or
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Hi guys, my names jamie I just joined this group, I'm a beginner and I got
myself a best 3m to learn with, and a mbs board. I have learned how to ride/kite
and I am ready to upgrade my kite. I have been on the net and I have picked out
the  hq apex as my number one pick, I want to be able to fly and do tricks. Any
ideas for me guys? I don't live near a beachor a mountain so I'm kinda limited
on riding style. Help me!! I need a good land kite needs to be depowerable!

Sent via BlackBerry by AT&T

Have a look at some of the ozone foil kites, or if you have the money
the flysurfers are pretty sweet (my main land kite is a 15m psycho 4,
the pulse is probably more forgiving though).


On Feb 28, 2010, at 2:00 PM, eldongee@... wrote:

> Hi guys, my names jamie I just joined this group, I'm a beginner and
> I got myself a best 3m to learn with, and a mbs board. I have
> learned how to ride/kite and I am ready to upgrade my kite. I have
> been on the net and I have picked out the hq apex as my number one
> pick, I want to be able to fly and do tricks. Any ideas for me guys?
> I don't live near a beachor a mountain so I'm kinda limited on
> riding style. Help me!! I need a good land kite needs to be
> depowerable!
>
> Sent via BlackBerry by AT&T
>
>


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Hung Vu,


Are u still in kitesurfing projects?


Regards,
Josuka www.kitebrasilia.com.br


> To: kitesurf@yahoogroups.com
> From: hungvu2000@...
> Date: Thu, 2 Dec 2004 12:54:48 -0500
> Subject: [ksurf] [Fwd: From Artandsports.net] Kitsurfing art
>
>
>
>
> -------- Original Message --------
> Subject:  From Artandsports.net
> Date:  Thu, 2 Dec 2004 18:35:34 +0100
> From:  Pascal J. Delorme <art.delorme@...>
> To:  <"Undisclosed-Recipient:;"@/etc/mailname>
>
>
>
> Newsletter Artandsports.net
>
>       :: Hello ! ::
>            Looking for a new idea for Christmas
>             After Artandwindsurfing.com , a new website is now online,
http://kite.artandwindsurfing.com , about kitesurfing art ,original
paintings,giclee prints,canvas prints are availaible.
>
>
>
>      
________________________________________________________________________________\
___________________
>             On Artandsports.net , discover the new snowboarding giclee print .
>             Go to the snowboarding gallery
>
>
>
>      
________________________________________________________________________________\
___________________
>             Artandwindsurfing.com for the windsurfers ! .................
>
>      
________________________________________________________________________________\
___________________
>
>            And the beach babes Gallery :
>             Giclee prints on watercolor paper only .
>
>      
________________________________________________________________________________\
___________________
>       I wish you a merry Christmas !
>
>
>
>       Pascal Jean Delorme
>       Sports art
>       www.artandsports.net
>
>       If you can not see this page,please click here
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
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Hi, yes we are still in kitesurfing projects (kite surfaries in the Caribbean)
www.caribbeankitecruise.com

Enviado desde mi BlackBerry de Movistar

-----Original Message-----
From: Josué Victor Andrade Júnior
	 <windjosue@...>
Date: Mon, 22 Mar 2010 06:36:24
To: <kitesurf@yahoogroups.com>
Subject: RE: [ksurf] [Fwd: From Artandsports.net] Kitsurfing art





Hung Vu,


Are u still in kitesurfing projects?


Regards,
Josuka www.kitebrasilia.com.br


> To: kitesurf@yahoogroups.com
> From: hungvu2000@...
> Date: Thu, 2 Dec 2004 12:54:48 -0500
> Subject: [ksurf] [Fwd: From Artandsports.net] Kitsurfing art
>
>
>
>
> -------- Original Message --------
> Subject:  From Artandsports.net
> Date:  Thu, 2 Dec 2004 18:35:34 +0100
> From:  Pascal J. Delorme <art.delorme@...>
> To:  <"Undisclosed-Recipient:;"@/etc/mailname>
>
>
>
> Newsletter Artandsports.net
>
>       :: Hello ! ::
>            Looking for a new idea for Christmas
>             After Artandwindsurfing.com , a new website is now online,
http://kite.artandwindsurfing.com , about kitesurfing art ,original
paintings,giclee prints,canvas prints are availaible.
>
>
>
>      
________________________________________________________________________________\
___________________
>             On Artandsports.net , discover the new snowboarding giclee print .
>             Go to the snowboarding gallery
>
>
>
>      
________________________________________________________________________________\
___________________
>             Artandwindsurfing.com for the windsurfers ! .................
>
>      
________________________________________________________________________________\
___________________
>
>            And the beach babes Gallery :
>             Giclee prints on watercolor paper only .
>
>      
________________________________________________________________________________\
___________________
>       I wish you a merry Christmas !
>
>
>
>       Pascal Jean Delorme
>       Sports art
>       www.artandsports.net
>
>       If you can not see this page,please click here
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
>
>
>
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Hello people from Caribbean kite cruise.

Is Hung Vu associated with you in any way?

Thanks,

Tunico

2010/3/22  <marialejandrafaria@...>:
> Hi, yes we are still in kitesurfing projects (kite surfaries in the Caribbean)
> www.caribbeankitecruise.com
>
> Enviado desde mi BlackBerry de Movistar
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Josué Victor Andrade Júnior
>        <windjosue@...>
> Date: Mon, 22 Mar 2010 06:36:24
> To: <kitesurf@yahoogroups.com>
> Subject: RE: [ksurf] [Fwd: From Artandsports.net] Kitsurfing art
>
>
>
>
>
> Hung Vu,
>
>
> Are u still in kitesurfing projects?
>
>
> Regards,
> Josuka www.kitebrasilia.com.br
>
>
>> To: kitesurf@yahoogroups.com
>> From: hungvu2000@...
>> Date: Thu, 2 Dec 2004 12:54:48 -0500
>> Subject: [ksurf] [Fwd: From Artandsports.net] Kitsurfing art
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> -------- Original Message --------
>> Subject:      From Artandsports.net
>> Date:         Thu, 2 Dec 2004 18:35:34 +0100
>> From:         Pascal J. Delorme <art.delorme@...>
>> To:   <"Undisclosed-Recipient:;"@/etc/mailname>
>>
>>
>>
>> Newsletter Artandsports.net
>>
>>       :: Hello ! ::
>>            Looking for a new idea for Christmas
>>             After Artandwindsurfing.com , a new website is now online,
http://kite.artandwindsurfing.com , about kitesurfing art ,original
paintings,giclee prints,canvas prints are availaible.
>>
>>
>>
>>      
________________________________________________________________________________\
___________________
>>             On Artandsports.net , discover the new snowboarding giclee print
.
>>             Go to the snowboarding gallery
>>
>>
>>
>>      
________________________________________________________________________________\
___________________
>>             Artandwindsurfing.com for the windsurfers ! .................
>>
>>      
________________________________________________________________________________\
___________________
>>
>>            And the beach babes Gallery :
>>             Giclee prints on watercolor paper only .
>>
>>      
________________________________________________________________________________\
___________________
>>       I wish you a merry Christmas !
>>
>>
>>
>>       Pascal Jean Delorme
>>       Sports art
>>       www.artandsports.net
>>
>>       If you can not see this page,please click here
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
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-----Original Message-----
From: marialejandrafaria@...
Date: Mon, 22 Mar 2010 11:29:45
To: <kitesurf@yahoogroups.com>
Subject: Re: [ksurf] [Fwd: From Artandsports.net] Kitsurfing art

Hi, yes we are still in kitesurfing projects (kite surfaries in the Caribbean)
www.caribbeankitecruise.com

Enviado desde mi BlackBerry de Movistar

-----Original Message-----
From: Josué Victor Andrade Júnior
	 <windjosue@...>
Date: Mon, 22 Mar 2010 06:36:24
To: <kitesurf@yahoogroups.com>
Subject: RE: [ksurf] [Fwd: From Artandsports.net] Kitsurfing art





Hung Vu,


Are u still in kitesurfing projects?


Regards,
Josuka www.kitebrasilia.com.br


> To: kitesurf@yahoogroups.com
> From: hungvu2000@...
> Date: Thu, 2 Dec 2004 12:54:48 -0500
> Subject: [ksurf] [Fwd: From Artandsports.net] Kitsurfing art
>
>
>
>
> -------- Original Message --------
> Subject:  From Artandsports.net
> Date:  Thu, 2 Dec 2004 18:35:34 +0100
> From:  Pascal J. Delorme <art.delorme@...>
> To:  <"Undisclosed-Recipient:;"@/etc/mailname>
>
>
>
> Newsletter Artandsports.net
>
>       :: Hello ! ::
>            Looking for a new idea for Christmas
>             After Artandwindsurfing.com , a new website is now online,
http://kite.artandwindsurfing.com , about kitesurfing art ,original
paintings,giclee prints,canvas prints are availaible.
>
>
>
>_______________________________________________________________________________\
____________________
>             On Artandsports.net , discover the new snowboarding giclee print .
>             Go to the snowboarding gallery
>
>
>
>_______________________________________________________________________________\
____________________
>             Artandwindsurfing.com for the windsurfers ! .................
>
>_______________________________________________________________________________\
____________________
>
>            And the beach babes Gallery :
>             Giclee prints on watercolor paper only .
>
>_______________________________________________________________________________\
____________________
>       I wish you a merry Christmas !
>
>
>
>       Pascal Jean Delorme
>       Sports art
>       www.artandsports.net
>
>       If you can not see this page,please click here
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
>
>
>
> If you are new to kitesurfing, please visit
> http://www.KitesurfingSchool.org/faqs.htm for the answers
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Nop... I did not realize it was a message only for him...
Enviado desde mi BlackBerry de Movistar

-----Original Message-----
From: Antonio Lage <aclage@...>
Date: Tue, 23 Mar 2010 21:29:23
To: <kitesurf@yahoogroups.com>
Subject: Re: [ksurf] [Fwd: From Artandsports.net] Kitsurfing art

Hello people from Caribbean kite cruise.

Is Hung Vu associated with you in any way?

Thanks,

Tunico

2010/3/22  <marialejandrafaria@...>:
> Hi, yes we are still in kitesurfing projects (kite surfaries in the Caribbean)
> www.caribbeankitecruise.com
>
> Enviado desde mi BlackBerry de Movistar
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Josué Victor Andrade Júnior
>        <windjosue@...>
> Date: Mon, 22 Mar 2010 06:36:24
> To: <kitesurf@yahoogroups.com>
> Subject: RE: [ksurf] [Fwd: From Artandsports.net] Kitsurfing art
>
>
>
>
>
> Hung Vu,
>
>
> Are u still in kitesurfing projects?
>
>
> Regards,
> Josuka www.kitebrasilia.com.br
>
>
>> To: kitesurf@yahoogroups.com
>> From: hungvu2000@...
>> Date: Thu, 2 Dec 2004 12:54:48 -0500
>> Subject: [ksurf] [Fwd: From Artandsports.net] Kitsurfing art
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> -------- Original Message --------
>> Subject:      From Artandsports.net
>> Date:         Thu, 2 Dec 2004 18:35:34 +0100
>> From:         Pascal J. Delorme <art.delorme@...>
>> To:   <"Undisclosed-Recipient:;"@/etc/mailname>
>>
>>
>>
>> Newsletter Artandsports.net
>>
>>       :: Hello ! ::
>>            Looking for a new idea for Christmas
>>             After Artandwindsurfing.com , a new website is now online,
http://kite.artandwindsurfing.com , about kitesurfing art ,original
paintings,giclee prints,canvas prints are availaible.
>>
>>
>>
>>    
 _______________________________________________________________________________\
____________________
>>             On Artandsports.net , discover the new snowboarding giclee print
.
>>             Go to the snowboarding gallery
>>
>>
>>
>>    
 _______________________________________________________________________________\
____________________
>>             Artandwindsurfing.com for the windsurfers ! .................
>>
>>    
 _______________________________________________________________________________\
____________________
>>
>>            And the beach babes Gallery :
>>             Giclee prints on watercolor paper only .
>>
>>    
 _______________________________________________________________________________\
____________________
>>       I wish you a merry Christmas !
>>
>>
>>
>>       Pascal Jean Delorme
>>       Sports art
>>       www.artandsports.net
>>
>>       If you can not see this page,please click here
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
>>
>>
>>
>> If you are new to kitesurfing, please visit
>> http://www.KitesurfingSchool.org/faqs.htm for the answers
>> to the most frequently asked questions.
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Hi everybody,
I am going to work in Nigeria, my departure date will be next week, anybody
knows a kitespot there? and some other links for weather forecast and so on?
thank you to everybody,
Ale.





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So i know nearly nothing of this sport, i have been researching for the past
couple weeks but am still unsure exactly what to go with. I need a trainer kite
for a 160 lb. individual that will be used in 10-15 mph. winds. Any help would
be much appreciated, i can't wait to get out there. thank you for your time.

My 6 meter flysurfer Titan would probably be to small for your weight on the
water. I also have a 8 meter slingshot, however that one is just a foil kite for
snow or board kiting. It would be a fun kite to learn how to fly in lite winds.
Where are you located?








-----Original Message-----
From: Brandon <bzdiver@...>
To: kitesurf@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Mon, Mar 29, 2010 12:21 pm
Subject: [ksurf] Please help Need trainer kite, what to buy??




So i know nearly nothing of this sport, i have been researching for the past
couple weeks but am still unsure exactly what to go with. I need a trainer kite
for a 160 lb. individual that will be used in 10-15 mph. winds. Any help would
be much appreciated, i can't wait to get out there. thank you for your time.









[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

Best thing you could get is lessons.

Slingshot have a good trainer kite-forget the name-have a look at their site.

************************



From: crsaniv20y@...
Sent: Tuesday, March 30, 2010 2:04 PM
To: kitesurf@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [ksurf] Please help Need trainer kite, what to buy??




My 6 meter flysurfer Titan would probably be to small for your weight on the
water. I also have a 8 meter slingshot, however that one is just a foil kite for
snow or board kiting. It would be a fun kite to learn how to fly in lite winds.
Where are you located?

-----Original Message-----
From: Brandon <bzdiver@...>
To: kitesurf@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Mon, Mar 29, 2010 12:21 pm
Subject: [ksurf] Please help Need trainer kite, what to buy??

So i know nearly nothing of this sport, i have been researching for the past
couple weeks but am still unsure exactly what to go with. I need a trainer kite
for a 160 lb. individual that will be used in 10-15 mph. winds. Any help would
be much appreciated, i can't wait to get out there. thank you for your time.

[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]





[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

Well i was looking for something to train with in the water. I am in the
military and am currently in panama city, FL. for  5 months, i wanted to train
until i relocate to norfolk, VA. Really i would perfer something i could take in
the water as well but i am on a budget, do you think that would be a good
trainer kite for here?

--- In kitesurf@yahoogroups.com, crsaniv20y@... wrote:
>
>
>  My 6 meter flysurfer Titan would probably be to small for your weight on the
water. I also have a 8 meter slingshot, however that one is just a foil kite for
snow or board kiting. It would be a fun kite to learn how to fly in lite winds.
Where are you located?
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Brandon <bzdiver@...>
> To: kitesurf@yahoogroups.com
> Sent: Mon, Mar 29, 2010 12:21 pm
> Subject: [ksurf] Please help Need trainer kite, what to buy??
>
>
>
>
> So i know nearly nothing of this sport, i have been researching for the past
couple weeks but am still unsure exactly what to go with. I need a trainer kite
for a 160 lb. individual that will be used in 10-15 mph. winds. Any help would
be much appreciated, i can't wait to get out there. thank you for your time.
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
>

From the reviews this sounds like an amazing kite to train on but i don't want
to throw my money out the window. Any review on this thing would help me out a
ton, thank you

Hydra will be your best bet. But to be truthfull take a kitsurf lesson there
should be schools there.  Cheaper and safer in the long run.
Sent via BlackBerry from T-Mobile

-----Original Message-----
From: "Brandon" <bzdiver@...>
Date: Wed, 31 Mar 2010 01:36:27
To: <kitesurf@yahoogroups.com>
Subject: [ksurf] Does anybody know anything about the Hydra 300 3-Line Water
Relaunchable Trainer

From the reviews this sounds like an amazing kite to train on but i don't want
to throw my money out the window. Any review on this thing would help me out a
ton, thank you




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Get a neo or a hydra by hq.
Sent via BlackBerry by AT&T

-----Original Message-----
From: "Brandon" <bzdiver@...>
Date: Wed, 31 Mar 2010 01:32:30
To: <kitesurf@yahoogroups.com>
Subject: Re: [ksurf] Please help Need trainer kite, what to buy??

Well i was looking for something to train with in the water. I am in the
military and am currently in panama city, FL. for  5 months, i wanted to train
until i relocate to norfolk, VA. Really i would perfer something i could take in
the water as well but i am on a budget, do you think that would be a good
trainer kite for here?

--- In kitesurf@yahoogroups.com, crsaniv20y@... wrote:
>
>
>  My 6 meter flysurfer Titan would probably be to small for your weight on the
water. I also have a 8 meter slingshot, however that one is just a foil kite for
snow or board kiting. It would be a fun kite to learn how to fly in lite winds.
Where are you located?
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Brandon <bzdiver@...>
> To: kitesurf@yahoogroups.com
> Sent: Mon, Mar 29, 2010 12:21 pm
> Subject: [ksurf] Please help Need trainer kite, what to buy??
>
>
>
>
> So i know nearly nothing of this sport, i have been researching for the past
couple weeks but am still unsure exactly what to go with. I need a trainer kite
for a 160 lb. individual that will be used in 10-15 mph. winds. Any help would
be much appreciated, i can't wait to get out there. thank you for your time.
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
>





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Just buy the best 3 meter, not a big deal. You won't use it after a few weeks
anyway except for fun like kiteskateboardingl
Sent from my Verizon Wireless BlackBerry

-----Original Message-----
From: eldongee@...
Date: Wed, 31 Mar 2010 04:25:09
To: <kitesurf@yahoogroups.com>
Subject: Re: [ksurf] Please help Need trainer kite, what to buy??

Get a neo or a hydra by hq.
Sent via BlackBerry by AT&T

-----Original Message-----
From: "Brandon" <bzdiver@...>
Date: Wed, 31 Mar 2010 01:32:30
To: <kitesurf@yahoogroups.com>
Subject: Re: [ksurf] Please help Need trainer kite, what to buy??

Well i was looking for something to train with in the water. I am in the
military and am currently in panama city, FL. for  5 months, i wanted to train
until i relocate to norfolk, VA. Really i would perfer something i could take in
the water as well but i am on a budget, do you think that would be a good
trainer kite for here?

--- In kitesurf@yahoogroups.com, crsaniv20y@... wrote:
>
>
>  My 6 meter flysurfer Titan would probably be to small for your weight on the
water. I also have a 8 meter slingshot, however that one is just a foil kite for
snow or board kiting. It would be a fun kite to learn how to fly in lite winds.
Where are you located?
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Brandon <bzdiver@...>
> To: kitesurf@yahoogroups.com
> Sent: Mon, Mar 29, 2010 12:21 pm
> Subject: [ksurf] Please help Need trainer kite, what to buy??
>
>
>
>
> So i know nearly nothing of this sport, i have been researching for the past
couple weeks but am still unsure exactly what to go with. I need a trainer kite
for a 160 lb. individual that will be used in 10-15 mph. winds. Any help would
be much appreciated, i can't wait to get out there. thank you for your time.
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
>





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I have one of those and it ROCKS
tb



________________________________
From: Brandon <bzdiver@...>
To: kitesurf@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Tue, March 30, 2010 8:36:27 PM
Subject: [ksurf] Does anybody know anything about the Hydra 300 3-Line Water
Relaunchable Trainer


From the reviews this sounds like an amazing kite to train on but i don't want
to throw my money out the window. Any review on this thing would help me out a
ton, thank you







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Hi all just a note to let you know I started a new Kitesurfing Website a couple
months ago and just launched the Session Reporting Application for Kitesurfers
to enter the reports about their kitesurfing on and off the water reports. To
get things started I am giving away $50 to one random entry and $50 to the best
report submitted that month all summer long.

http://www.waterhound.com/win-for-your-water-sports-session-reports.html

Also starting next week a brand new newsletter loaded with Kitesurfing content
launches, pun intended. Looking forward to hearing about all your good times,
and maybe some bad ones too.

Thanks ahead of time and let me know anything I can do to make the site better
serve the Kitesurfing Community.

David Wells, editor
web - http://www.waterhound.com
email - editor@...

I would like to purchase a good trainer kite for kitesurfing. I will take some
lessons to learn how to properly control this kite on land, as well as practice
on my own. This will not be the kite that I will use once I start taking courses
on the water. I would like this trainer kite to have the power to pull me on
snow (kite skiing) if possible.

I'm currently quite interested in the HQ Rush III 350 Pro. My second choice
would be the HQ Hydra 350. Can someone recommend me other options, or comment on
my current choices? I'm looking for something safe that has similar safety
features as the HQ trainer kites and also something in the <$400 price range as
I will need another kite for the actualy kitesurfing in the near future.

Thanks!

Of course the choice is yours, but in my opinion the ground training time is
very short and its no worth buying new equipment for that period. Instead
use your instructor's equipment and get a decent kite once you go to water.
Or else you can consider searching second hand market.

Good luck

Javier

El 22 de abr de 2010, 1:16 a.m., "mtl_qt" <lauraking514@...> escribió:



I would like to purchase a good trainer kite for kitesurfing. I will take
some lessons to learn how to properly control this kite on land, as well as
practice on my own. This will not be the kite that I will use once I start
taking courses on the water. I would like this trainer kite to have the
power to pull me on snow (kite skiing) if possible.

I'm currently quite interested in the HQ Rush III 350 Pro. My second choice
would be the HQ Hydra 350. Can someone recommend me other options, or
comment on my current choices? I'm looking for something safe that has
similar safety features as the HQ trainer kites and also something in the
<$400 price range as I will need another kite for the actualy kitesurfing in
the near future.

Thanks!




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KITESURFING HOLIDAYS - HURGHADA


THE LURE

KITE RENTAL AND EQUIPMENT RENTAL IS THE NORM!

In the UK it is practically impossible to rent kites, (nice work H&S) so anybody
considering the sport must shell out for the kit, or borrow from a friend. In
Hurghada, and El Gouna, all the necessary equipment can be hired, at very cheap
prices.

Year-round wind and sun add to Hurghada's appeal as the liveliest kite surfing
destination in Egypt. The shallow, flat waters and amazingly cheap packages mean
that this has long been a favourite with kiters through out Europe.


THE SET UP:

Although various areas can be ridden, the kite surfing focuses around three main
sites:

From Hurghada Marina there is company that operate kite surfing trips out on the
Red Sea sand bars located 10 mins from the marina by speedboat, or 45 mins on a
ketch. Day courses or weekly courses are available, and are perfect for
beginners as well as intermediate, veterans, and pros. The company is taking
advantage of the growth in the sport, and offer a 5 star service, with brand new
top quality equipment, which is replaced on a regular basis (with participants
regularly buying the equipment they use). Wakeboarding, as well as kiting is
available in the pristine unpolluted waters, as the sand bars are located off
shore, and not blighted by detritus and rubbish that seems to collect on the on
shore sites. A maximum of 8 kites at a time will be transported and flown at any
one time, so beginners do not have the headache of negotiating traffic which can
hamper learning. Dutch/German rider Robbie Feldman's company Waterkite
exclusively uses North equipment, which is one of the sports most innovative
companies. English is spoken perfectly, and is the teaching language however
courses can also be undertaken in Dutch, German, and Russian.

Waterkite is a kite surfing school offering you professional teaching in one of
the best kite surfing locations worldwide, namely Hurghada in Egypt. WaterKite
isn't tied to specific spots, but rather chooses the most suitable location for
YOUR level and goal, - according to their motto "YOU DON'T NEED A DESTINATION!".
In addition to that, they will introduce you to some of stunning landscapes of
the area. Furthermore, they have access to some secret top spots, which we can
easily reach by means of our modern 150 hp power boat which are specifically
customized to suit kite surfers' needs. Waterkite strictly follows VDWS
guidelines and therefore guarantees your safety to a maximum degree and most
efficient teaching methodology. Our instructors are very experienced as they
have worked, amongst others, in Germany, the Dominican Republic, the
Netherlands, Italy, Cyprus and Egypt for years. Hence they will guarantee
beginners as well as improvers both smooth and perfectly tailored teaching
procedures to suit needs.

Apart from the teaching they also have complete packages on offer for you. Those
booking a kite surfing course with us will enjoy an all-inclusive-package
similar to that of a club holiday. We offer you a 24 hour service and entertain
you with numerous other activities, such as visits to clubs, bars, restaurants
or sightseeing. Which weekly activities are chosen in particular completely
depends on YOUR choice and liking.

An additional special service only our centre has on offer is a shuttle service
from the airport in Hurghada. If you book with us, you will personally be
welcomed and picked up from the airport. They also cater for those of you
wanting to avoid the hassle of organizing their flight and accommodation: They
book flights for you or/and refer you to the best local hotels and apartments.

The Magawish Hotel is home to the Colona Watersports centre. The spot is
well-known for its sand bar approximately 400 metres from the main beach, with
cross/cross-onshore wind from the left. The launch area is pretty small but
shouldn't put learners off as there's a sandy bottomed lagoon upwind of the
centre with plenty of space for lessons and to practice those early maneuvers.
From the main launch there is plenty of space to ride both up- and downwind to
avoid the crowds. Dive boats use the channel between the launch and the main
riding area so ride sensibly here. When it's exposed, the area on the lee-side
of the sand bar is super-flat, and the surrounding areas are flat to choppy. It
can get busy here as it's the prime spot to load the rail for tricks and jumps.

Jasmin Village and Grand Seas hotels both house Tommy Friedl Pro Centres. The
kite surf beach is located between the two hotels; an 800 metre long sandy beach
that offers plenty of space to launch kites. The water depth gradually drops
away; inside, the beginner area is roughly the size of a football field, about
half a metre deep. Beyond that there's another drop off to about one and a half
metres. Roughly 400 metres from the shoreline, the water shelves into the open
sea. The areas are tidal and create differences of about half a metre. In
extreme low tides beginners move into the slightly deeper areas between the
shallows and the open sea.

WIND & WEATHER:

Forces four to six most of the year, with the most consistent months being March
to October. Air temperatures can get up to 40°C in the summer and 23°C in
winter.

WATER:

The water temperature in Egypt ranges from 20 to 28°C.

OFF THE WATER:

Plenty of hotels to choose from with great packages from Europe. Excellent
childcare facilities in some allow you more time on the water! You may not find
everything in town to your taste, but its all here. There are plenty of non-kite
surfing activities including wakeboarding, windsurfing and diving. A ferry
between Sharm El Sheikh and Hurghada makes an Egyptian road trip (by taxi) a
distinct possibility. Head to the Valley of the Kings and you'll be amazed by
the underground tombs and ancient artwork.

DON'T MISS:
• The Valley of the Kings
• Bazaar in Hurghada old town

AIRPORTS:
Hurghada (HRG) airport is about 20 minutes drive to town and 10 mins to hotels
at the kite spots. Taxis are fairly cheap and extremely plentiful.

KITESURFING HOLIDAYS - EL GOUNA

THE LURE

30 minutes North of Hurghada lies the resort of El Gouna, a lattice work of
waterways, housing, hotels, restaurants, bars and a world class golf course. On
top of all that it offers some great riding, again best in the summer but with
year-round potential. El Gouna is the gem in the crown of the Red Sea Riviera, a
reputation reinforced by the collection of expensive looking yachts in the Abu
Tig Marina and the sweep of classy hotels. El Gouna has become a favourite with
those keeping non-kite surfing other halves happy, with families or those
looking to spoil themselves, though not necessarily their bank accounts.

THE SET UP:

There are two main kite surfing areas. The Movenpick is a five star hotel with a
kite boarding centre on their private beach. The launch has plenty of space with
a designated kiting area to keep swimmers and kiters apart. The wind is
predominantly from the north, making it cross/cross-on from the left and there
is a wide, shallow area that leads out to the deep water channel. This spot is
ideal for those with kids who can be left with the day care team and for
non-kite surfing partners who want to lounge by one of the many pools, soak up
the rays on the beach, go diving or go spa while you kite surf. The area is
smaller than the other spot, Mangroovy beach, but tends not to get so busy
because the beach itself is private. You don't have to stay at the Movenpick to
use the centre. Mangroovy beach is at the northern end of El Gouna and is a
shallow water haven. Cross-shore winds from the left and a gentle shelving beach
means that there is a good amount of shallow water for beginners as well as
deeper water on the outside. There's plenty of space to go upwind if you're
competent and a number of centres on this stretch of beach to pick from.  Both
areas are tidal, more so in summer than winter, and this definitely effects the
riding as a beginner when a little more care needs to be taken and getting in
can be more difficult. It's worth finding out what is happening with the tides
when booking. Booties are recommended as coral underfoot can cause some
discomfort. As with most of Egypt there are people that will help launch and
land your kites and even put them away for you!

WIND & WEATHER:

In terms of reliability, Egypt really is up there for wind, and El Gouna doesn't
let the side down, with force four to six most of the year, with the most
consistent months being March to October. Air temperatures can get up to 40°C in
the summer and 23°C in winter.

WATER:

Like the rest of Egypt, the water temperature remains very warm all year.

GETTING ABOUT

El Gouna was built with the tourist in mind, so everything you need is here and
nowhere is more than five or ten minutes on the little electric golf
buggy-cum-buses for which you can buy a weekly ticket for about $2. There are
loads of restaurants suiting every palate and pocket, and there are plenty of
bars, though in comparison to Hurghada, things are much tamer here and you won't
be raving in a club 'til 6am. There are a whole range of accommodation options
as well, and even the cheaper end offers a good standard of room. There are a
huge range of activities including wakeboarding, horse riding, go-karting, yoga,
tennis, fishing, diving, horse riding, quad biking, volleyball and more in the
area.

DON'T MISS:

• The World Class Golf Course.
• 5 star Hotels and Restaurants.
• Yoga Lessons and Spas.

Any chance a holiday there could include  both kitesurfing and paragliding? I
have all my own gear for  both sports.

rossantonio <rossantonio@...> wrote:

>
>
>KITESURFING HOLIDAYS - HURGHADA
>
>
>THE LURE
>
>KITE RENTAL AND EQUIPMENT RENTAL IS THE NORM!
>
>In the UK it is practically impossible to rent kites, (nice work H&S) so
anybody considering the sport must shell out for the kit, or borrow from a
friend. In Hurghada, and El Gouna, all the necessary equipment can be hired, at
very cheap prices.
>
>Year-round wind and sun add to Hurghada's appeal as the liveliest kite surfing
destination in Egypt. The shallow, flat waters and amazingly cheap packages mean
that this has long been a favourite with kiters through out Europe.
>
>
>THE SET UP:
>
>Although various areas can be ridden, the kite surfing focuses around three
main sites:
>
>From Hurghada Marina there is company that operate kite surfing trips out on
the Red Sea sand bars located 10 mins from the marina by speedboat, or 45 mins
on a ketch. Day courses or weekly courses are available, and are perfect for
beginners as well as intermediate, veterans, and pros. The company is taking
advantage of the growth in the sport, and offer a 5 star service, with brand new
top quality equipment, which is replaced on a regular basis (with participants
regularly buying the equipment they use). Wakeboarding, as well as kiting is
available in the pristine unpolluted waters, as the sand bars are located off
shore, and not blighted by detritus and rubbish that seems to collect on the on
shore sites. A maximum of 8 kites at a time will be transported and flown at any
one time, so beginners do not have the headache of negotiating traffic which can
hamper learning. Dutch/German rider Robbie Feldman's company Waterkite
exclusively uses North equipment, which is one of the sports most innovative
companies. English is spoken perfectly, and is the teaching language however
courses can also be undertaken in Dutch, German, and Russian.
>
>Waterkite is a kite surfing school offering you professional teaching in one of
the best kite surfing locations worldwide, namely Hurghada in Egypt. WaterKite
isn't tied to specific spots, but rather chooses the most suitable location for
YOUR level and goal, - according to their motto "YOU DON'T NEED A DESTINATION!".
In addition to that, they will introduce you to some of stunning landscapes of
the area. Furthermore, they have access to some secret top spots, which we can
easily reach by means of our modern 150 hp power boat which are specifically
customized to suit kite surfers' needs. Waterkite strictly follows VDWS
guidelines and therefore guarantees your safety to a maximum degree and most
efficient teaching methodology. Our instructors are very experienced as they
have worked, amongst others, in Germany, the Dominican Republic, the
Netherlands, Italy, Cyprus and Egypt for years. Hence they will guarantee
beginners as well as improvers both smooth and perfectly tailored teaching
procedures to suit needs.
>
>Apart from the teaching they also have complete packages on offer for you.
Those booking a kite surfing course with us will enjoy an all-inclusive-package
similar to that of a club holiday. We offer you a 24 hour service and entertain
you with numerous other activities, such as visits to clubs, bars, restaurants
or sightseeing. Which weekly activities are chosen in particular completely
depends on YOUR choice and liking.
>
>An additional special service only our centre has on offer is a shuttle service
from the airport in Hurghada. If you book with us, you will personally be
welcomed and picked up from the airport. They also cater for those of you
wanting to avoid the hassle of organizing their flight and accommodation: They
book flights for you or/and refer you to the best local hotels and apartments.
>
>The Magawish Hotel is home to the Colona Watersports centre. The spot is
well-known for its sand bar approximately 400 metres from the main beach, with
cross/cross-onshore wind from the left. The launch area is pretty small but
shouldn't put learners off as there's a sandy bottomed lagoon upwind of the
centre with plenty of space for lessons and to practice those early maneuvers.
From the main launch there is plenty of space to ride both up- and downwind to
avoid the crowds. Dive boats use the channel between the launch and the main
riding area so ride sensibly here. When it's exposed, the area on the lee-side
of the sand bar is super-flat, and the surrounding areas are flat to choppy. It
can get busy here as it's the prime spot to load the rail for tricks and jumps.
>
>Jasmin Village and Grand Seas hotels both house Tommy Friedl Pro Centres. The
kite surf beach is located between the two hotels; an 800 metre long sandy beach
that offers plenty of space to launch kites. The water depth gradually drops
away; inside, the beginner area is roughly the size of a football field, about
half a metre deep. Beyond that there's another drop off to about one and a half
metres. Roughly 400 metres from the shoreline, the water shelves into the open
sea. The areas are tidal and create differences of about half a metre. In
extreme low tides beginners move into the slightly deeper areas between the
shallows and the open sea.
>
>WIND & WEATHER:
>
>Forces four to six most of the year, with the most consistent months being
March to October. Air temperatures can get up to 40°C in the summer and 23°C
in winter.
>
>WATER:
>
>The water temperature in Egypt ranges from 20 to 28°C.
>
>OFF THE WATER:
>
>Plenty of hotels to choose from with great packages from Europe. Excellent
childcare facilities in some allow you more time on the water! You may not find
everything in town to your taste, but its all here. There are plenty of non-kite
surfing activities including wakeboarding, windsurfing and diving. A ferry
between Sharm El Sheikh and Hurghada makes an Egyptian road trip (by taxi) a
distinct possibility. Head to the Valley of the Kings and you'll be amazed by
the underground tombs and ancient artwork.
>
>DON'T MISS:
>• The Valley of the Kings
>• Bazaar in Hurghada old town
>
>AIRPORTS:
>Hurghada (HRG) airport is about 20 minutes drive to town and 10 mins to hotels
at the kite spots. Taxis are fairly cheap and extremely plentiful.
>
>KITESURFING HOLIDAYS - EL GOUNA
>
>THE LURE
>
>30 minutes North of Hurghada lies the resort of El Gouna, a lattice work of
waterways, housing, hotels, restaurants, bars and a world class golf course. On
top of all that it offers some great riding, again best in the summer but with
year-round potential. El Gouna is the gem in the crown of the Red Sea Riviera, a
reputation reinforced by the collection of expensive looking yachts in the Abu
Tig Marina and the sweep of classy hotels. El Gouna has become a favourite with
those keeping non-kite surfing other halves happy, with families or those
looking to spoil themselves, though not necessarily their bank accounts.
>
>THE SET UP:
>
>There are two main kite surfing areas. The Movenpick is a five star hotel with
a kite boarding centre on their private beach. The launch has plenty of space
with a designated kiting area to keep swimmers and kiters apart. The wind is
predominantly from the north, making it cross/cross-on from the left and there
is a wide, shallow area that leads out to the deep water channel. This spot is
ideal for those with kids who can be left with the day care team and for
non-kite surfing partners who want to lounge by one of the many pools, soak up
the rays on the beach, go diving or go spa while you kite surf. The area is
smaller than the other spot, Mangroovy beach, but tends not to get so busy
because the beach itself is private. You don't have to stay at the Movenpick to
use the centre. Mangroovy beach is at the northern end of El Gouna and is a
shallow water haven. Cross-shore winds from the left and a gentle shelving beach
means that there is a good amount of shallow water for beginners as well as
deeper water on the outside. There's plenty of space to go upwind if you're
competent and a number of centres on this stretch of beach to pick from.  Both
areas are tidal, more so in summer than winter, and this definitely effects the
riding as a beginner when a little more care needs to be taken and getting in
can be more difficult. It's worth finding out what is happening with the tides
when booking. Booties are recommended as coral underfoot can cause some
discomfort. As with most of Egypt there are people that will help launch and
land your kites and even put them away for you!
>
>WIND & WEATHER:
>
>In terms of reliability, Egypt really is up there for wind, and El Gouna
doesn't let the side down, with force four to six most of the year, with the
most consistent months being March to October. Air temperatures can get up to
40°C in the summer and 23°C in winter.
>
>WATER:
>
>Like the rest of Egypt, the water temperature remains very warm all year.
>
>GETTING ABOUT
>
>El Gouna was built with the tourist in mind, so everything you need is here and
nowhere is more than five or ten minutes on the little electric golf
buggy-cum-buses for which you can buy a weekly ticket for about $2. There are
loads of restaurants suiting every palate and pocket, and there are plenty of
bars, though in comparison to Hurghada, things are much tamer here and you won't
be raving in a club 'til 6am. There are a whole range of accommodation options
as well, and even the cheaper end offers a good standard of room. There are a
huge range of activities including wakeboarding, horse riding, go-karting, yoga,
tennis, fishing, diving, horse riding, quad biking, volleyball and more in the
area.
>
>DON'T MISS:
>
>• The World Class Golf Course.
>• 5 star Hotels and Restaurants.
>• Yoga Lessons and Spas.
>
>

In June 2010 , we will open for 2 weeks a kitecamp at a secret kitelagoon next
to Dahab/south sinai/Egypt

You can bring you own equipment or rent kites from Core kites and Carved or
Deluxe boards.

We will travel from Scharm el Sheik airport by minibus about 1 hour to Dahab and
carry on with camels about 1 1/2 hours along the shore.
Direkt at the lagoon we're going to sleep in basic huts on the beach - campfire
camping flaire - food will be organised by a bedouin and for sure kiting all
day.
In windstatistics over the last 15 jears, we had an average of 90 % of wind at
least 15-30 knots 4 hours a day - take small kites with you ;-)
For the ones that want to learn or improve there kiting skills this will be a
perfekt trip you will never forget.


The huts will be on the beach next to the kite lagoon with a mattress and
blankets, it will be pretty warm and therefore it will be although possible to
sleep outside under the stars;
there will be toilets and we will provide a sweet water shower.
Breakfast, lunch and dinner will be Bedouin style buffet and changing main
course either fresh fish or chicken, fruits and vegetables, rice or potatoes and
self-made delicious Bedouin bread and Bedouin side dishes ( be suprised ;-)
  A Bedouin will take care about all the food and will cook for us daily. If you
want other refreshments than water, coffee or tea; there is an restaurant at the
lagoon were you can buy f.eg. cola or sprite.


More informations on :
http://www.kitesurfatlas.com/kitesurfing-holidays/egypt/bedouin-kite-adventure-j\
une-2010
or Facebook :
http://www.facebook.com/?sk=messages#!/event.php?eid=326729130599&ref=mf

If you need further detailed informations, fell free to send me an email :
gunnar@...

windy and sunny greetings from Dahab

Gunnar Palm
IKO VDWS CDWS Kiteinstructor - Kitecentermanager

bedouin kite adventure 15.06.2010 - 27.06.2010 :
http://www.facebook.com/reqs.php#!/event.php?eid=326729130599

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