In addition to kitesurfing, wingfoil, SUP, windsurfing, and sailing, we also offer kayak rentals and tow foil (e-foil-style) lessons.

Yes, jellyfish are more common. We strongly recommend wearing long sleeves and long pants (lycra or wetsuit) for protection.

We open daily at 10:00 AM and operate until around 6:00 PM, depending on wind and light.

Yes, we require an instructor to accompany first-time rentals for 1 hour (500 Baht) for safety.

Please wear swimwear, rash guard/lycra or light wetsuit, and bring a towel and sunscreen. Long sleeves and pants are recommended during jellyfish season.

We accept cash and credit card (no extra charge for payments over 500 Baht). For smaller amounts, we kindly ask for cash.

Yes, there’s a shaded area near the bar with fans and seating. You can rest, rehydrate, or just watch the water for a while.

Yes — we offer free Wi-Fi, whether you need to check messages or upload photos from your day.

We have cold drinks and some snacks available at the bar.

Very. Everything here is set up to help you focus on learning without pressure. The space is quiet, simple, and you’ll always have someone nearby if you need help.

Yes. We offer both daily and monthly storage options. Let us know what you need and we’ll find the right setup for you.

Yes. We have a clean shower area and a simple changing space, so you can rinse off and get comfortable before heading out.

Absolutely. You can leave your things at the front counter — we’ll keep an eye on them while you’re out on the water.

Yes, you’re welcome to bring your own gear. We charge a 100 Baht/day launch fee and offer weekly/monthly storage options.

Bring swimwear, sunscreen, sunglasses (with a strap), a towel, and any personal toiletries. Long sleeves are recommended during jellyfish season (July–September).

Yes — you can search “hotel nearby Clubloongchat” on Google to see options within walking or short driving distance.

We do. If you’ve got equipment with you, we’ll help get it down to the beach. Some days we assist more, some days we carry less — but you won’t be left to handle everything alone.

Usually, mornings offer calmer wind and flatter water. But we’ll recommend a time based on the sport you’re learning and the forecast that week.

Just message us with the date and time you’re interested in. We’ll confirm availability and help you prepare. Advance booking is best, especially on weekends.

We recommend booking in advance so we can check wind conditions and arrange instructors. Walk-ins are possible but subject to availability.

All lessons are in English or Thai. Some instructors speak other languages, so feel free to ask and we’ll try to accommodate.

You don’t need to be super fit. Just being comfortable in the water and able to move freely is enough. We adjust to your level and energy.

Swimwear, a towel, sunscreen, and ideally a long-sleeve top (especially during jellyfish season: July–September). We provide the rest — including helmets and impact vests if needed.

Yes, only for multi-hour courses. You don’t need to finish everything in one day — we can spread it out to match your schedule and energy. The minimum time deducted per session is 0.5-1 hour, depending on the course.

Most of our lessons are private — one-on-one with your instructor — so you’ll have full attention and can learn at your own pace. For SUP, we can take up to 3 students per instructor if you're coming together. And if your group is 15 people or more, we’re happy to organize a custom course — just let us know at least one week in advance so we can plan properly.

For safety, we recommend basic swimming ability for most sports. But feel free to ask — in some cases, with a life jacket and close supervision, we may be able to adjust.

If the wind is too light to continue, you’ll only be charged for time used. Remaining time can be rescheduled or used on a later visit.

We’ll keep an eye on the conditions and update you. If it’s not safe or not ideal, we can reschedule or adjust your session — no stress.

Yes. We welcome kids and adjust lessons to their size, focus, and attention span. Safety and fun come first.

Yes — you’re welcome to launch with personal gear. There’s a 100 THB/day launch fee, and we also offer gear storage plans if you visit often.

We rent equipment for: Kitesurfing (Twin Tip & Foil) Wingfoiling (Full setup) Windsurfing (Beginner, Intermediate, Foil) SUP Sailing (Hobie Wave, T2, Getaway) Gear is adjusted to your level and wind conditions.

Yes — the instructor fee (400–500 THB/hour, depending on the sport) is not included in the rental price. It will be added separately to your first rental session, as it covers your safety check and guidance during that first hour. After that, if you're cleared to ride on your own, you’ll only pay the regular rental price for future sessions.

For most sports, no. We don’t rent to complete beginners or those with very little experience — safety comes first. The only exception is SUP, which is beginner-friendly and can be rented without a lesson. If you’re new to the sport, we recommend starting with a lesson first. It’s the safest and fastest way to enjoy your time on the water — and it helps you build the confidence needed for future rentals.

To keep things safe for everyone. The first hour is used to assess your control, decision-making, and local awareness. If everything looks good, you’re free to continue without guidance.

We offer: Hourly rentals – Flexible and great for short sessions 3-hour packages – Must be used in one continuous session (not split across the day) 10-hour tickets – Can be used over multiple days, with hours deducted as you go

We rent by the hour, with a minimum of 1 hour per session — even if you only plan to ride for part of that time. If the wind drops, it’s still a good time to practice light-wind control, balance, and transitions — which are all part of progressing in any wind sport. We always encourage riding within your limits and learning in all kinds of conditions. Light wind doesn’t mean wasted time — it just shifts the focus of your session.

Only 10-hour tickets can be used across multiple days. The minimum time deducted per session is 1 hour, even if you go out for a shorter ride that day. Hourly rentals and 3-hour packages must be used in one continuous session and can’t be carried over.

Booking ahead is always a good idea, especially for weekends or high-wind days. It also helps us arrange an instructor if it’s your first time renting that sport.

Yes — if something isn’t working or conditions change, we’ll do our best to adjust the setup, depending on availability.

You’ll get the full setup for your sport — board, sail/wing/kite, foil (if needed), and harness. We also include helmets and life vests where necessary.

Bring swimwear, towel, sunscreen, and optionally a long-sleeve top — especially during jellyfish season (July–September). We take care of the rest.

If you have some experience, we’ll ask you to do 1 hour with an instructor during your first rental session. This is not a lesson — it’s a safety check and helps you get familiar with local conditions. After that, you can rent on your own.

The wind is most consistent from mid-October to February, especially for learning. But depending on the season, there are also strong-wind days during the monsoon (June–August).

All equipment is included — kite, board, harness, helmet, vest, and instructor. You only need to bring swimwear, a towel, and sun protection.

It depends on what you booked: If you purchased a 10-hour package, yes — you can carry over any unused hours and continue next time. If you booked the 1-day course or the 3-hour rental package, those are same-day only and must be used in full on that day. They’re designed as all-in-one sessions and can’t be split across multiple visits. So if you’re looking for something more flexible, the 10-hour ticket is your best option.

Basic swimming is recommended for safety. We provide life jackets, but being confident in the water helps you learn faster and stay calm.

Yes — we offer short-term and long-term gear storage. Daily launch fee is 100 THB if you're using your own equipment.

We monitor the forecast closely. If conditions aren’t good, we’ll reschedule or switch to another water activity — no pressure, no wasted time.

All lessons are private — one-on-one with your instructor. You can book: Discovery session (90 min) – 2,400 THB 4-hour course – 5,600 THB 8-hour course – 10,000 THB (can split over days) We adjust based on your level and the wind that day.

Yes, we offer private one-on-one kitesurfing lessons for all levels, including complete beginners.

We usually start beginners with 10–17 m² kites, depending on your weight and wind conditions. Don’t worry — we’ll pick the right size for you each time.

Yes, the course can be split over 3 or more days, depending on wind and your schedule.

Yes — if you book the 4-hour or 8-hour course, you can carry over unused hours to your next visit. These courses are designed to be flexible. However, our Discovery session (90 mins) is a one-time class and cannot be split or extended.

No. Kitesurfing is more about timing and control than strength. You’ll use a harness to take the load — not your arms.

Yes — we’re beginner-friendly. The wind is steady but not overpowering, and the beach is usually calm enough to learn without pressure.

Most people need 6–10 hours to stand up and ride short distances. It also depends on your water confidence, balance, and how often you practice.

Yes. If you’ve completed lessons and are confident riding, you can rent: Kite + Twin Tip: 1,200 THB/hour or 3,000 THB for 3 hours Kite + Foil: 1,500 THB/hour First-time renters must take at least 1 hour with an instructor (500 THB) for safety and local knowledge.

We don’t issue formal IKO certificates, but we’ll let you know honestly when you're ready to rent or ride independently.

Yes. We provide helmets and impact vests for all foil-based lessons. Let us know your size when you book, and we’ll get everything ready.

Yes. Once you're able to ride safely on your own, you can rent full setups by the hour. Rental includes the wing, foil board, and foil. Wingfoil rental: 1,000 THB/hour 10-hour package: 9,000 THB

We’ll let you know in advance if the wind looks too light for wingfoiling. Sometimes we’ll recommend switching to SUP or foil-practice behind the boat instead — it’s still fun and productive.

We break wingfoil training into 3 parts: Wing control on a SUP board (1,200 THB/hour) Foil board behind a boat — to learn how to balance and fly (2,500 THB/hour or 1,500 THB/half hour) Full wingfoil session with both wing and foil on water (1,500 THB/hour) You can book by the hour or take the full 8-hour course (9,500 THB) and split it over multiple days.

The best time is mid-October to February, when the water is flatter and the wind more consistent. But wingfoiling can be done year-round — just check with us about the forecast before you come.

We carry wings from Neil Pryde, F-One, KT, and Ensis (4.0 – 6.2 m) Foil boards from KT and JP (sizes 70 L – 155 L) Foils from AXIS (1000 – 2000 cm²) We’ll help choose the setup that suits your skill and the conditions that day.

Not at all. Many people start from zero. If you’ve done windsurfing, kiting, or even snowboarding, it helps — but we’ll guide you step by step.

Yes, it can be spread over multiple days. We usually recommend 2–3 hours per session.

Yes — we welcome personal gear. There’s a 100 THB day-use fee for launching, and we’re happy to assist if you need help setting up.

That depends on your background and comfort level. Most people need 6–8 hours to ride short distances on the foil. If you’re already confident with a wing or foil separately, you may progress faster.

Yes — but with extra care. We recommend starting from age 12+, depending on size and water confidence. Lessons are always private.

Yes — if you book the 8-hour wingfoil course, you can split it across multiple days. But if you're booking by the hour, each session is separate and must be used that day. The course is designed to give you flexibility over time — hourly lessons are for one-time sessions.

Wingfoiling uses a handheld wing (no lines) and a board with a hydrofoil underneath. It’s slower to start than kitesurfing, but once you're up on the foil, it's smooth and silent. Unlike windsurfing, you’re not fixed to the sail — you hold the wing freely, which feels more playful and mobile.

Yes, we teach complete beginners starting with wing control on a SUP before moving to the foil.

No prior experience needed. If you can stand on a board and follow simple instructions, we’ll guide you from there. Balance improves naturally as you go.

The calmest water and best beginner conditions are usually between October and February, though wind varies year-round. Light-wind days are perfect for learning.

Yes — we teach kids around age 8 and up, depending on size and focus. We use smaller sails and calm-water techniques for safety.

In addition to our hourly lesson at 900 THB per hour, we also offer a 1-day beginner course for 2,000 THB, which includes: 2 hours of private, one-on-one instruction Full-day use of beginner windsurfing gear (from 10:00 to 16:00) The course is designed to move at your pace, with personalized guidance throughout.

Absolutely. We’ve taught hundreds of beginners over the years. The water is usually calm, and we use light sails and beginner boards to make it easy to start.

Boards Beginner Boards: • Wide and stable boards ideal for first-timers • Volume range: 150–200L+ Intermediate & Planing Boards: • Suitable for riders who can beach start and harness • Volume range: 115–145L • Brands include JP, Starboard, and Fanatic Sails Beginner Dacron Sails: • Sizes from 1.5m to 4.5m • Light, durable, and easy to handle Performance Freeride Sails (Ezzy): • Sizes from 5.2m to 7.5m • Models include Ezzy Legacy and Ezzy Cheetah

You can keep learning anytime. We also offer 3-hour rental packages and 10-hour rental tickets (with or without instructor add-on) if you want to continue after your first day.

Yes — we offer windsurf foiling lesson, please contact us for availibility and details.

Booking ahead is always a good idea, especially if you need an instructor. But if you walk in, we’ll try to arrange a time depending on wind and staff availability.

Yes — we have beginner and intermediate gear available for rent. Options include: Beginner set: 500 THB/hour 3-hour package: 1,300 THB (continuous use) 10-hour ticket: 4,000 THB (beginner) / 5,000 THB (intermediate)

Yes: Beginner set: 4,000 Baht / 10 hours Intermediate set: 5,000 Baht / 10 hours 3-Hour Package: 1,300 Baht (must be used in one session)

No — the instructor fee is separate: 500 THB/hour You can add instructor time to any rental, especially during your first sessions.

Just swimwear, towel, sunscreen, and ideally a long-sleeve top. All boards, sails, and safety gear are provided. Long sleeves help during jellyfish season (July–September).

Most people can grasp the basics in 1–2 hours. If you’d like to sail more independently or handle stronger wind, we recommend a few more sessions.

Yes, absolutely. We offer beginner sailing lessons with one-on-one instruction. You’ll learn basic boat handling, wind direction, and safety — no prior experience needed.

Yes! We teach kids as young as 8 years old, depending on their comfort level. The lesson pace and boat choice will be adjusted accordingly.

We use small catamarans like the Hobie Wave, Hobie T2, and Hobie Getaway, depending on your level and the wind that day. Most of the time, we start with the Hobie Getaway because it’s more comfortable and fun for 2–3 people. But if you really want to learn how to sail and understand wind direction, the Hobie Wave is easier — it has just one sail, which makes things simpler when you're starting out. The T2 and Getaway both have two sails, so they offer more to play with once you’re ready.

Yes — if you already know how to sail. However, first-time rentals always require at least one hour with an instructor for safety and local orientation.

Yes, after a quick check. We require an instructor to join for the first hour (400 Baht). After that, bareboat is possible.

Yes, the Hobie T2 and Wave both have trapeze setups. The Getaway does not.

Just swimwear, a towel, and sun protection. We provide life jackets and all necessary equipment. Long-sleeve tops are recommended during jellyfish season (July–September).

Yes, most of our boats can carry 2–3 people comfortably, depending on the model. We’ll help you choose the right one for your group.

Sailing lessons are 1,600 THB per hour. The price includes the boat, safety gear, and a private instructor.

Mornings and late afternoons usually offer the best wind and softer sun. We’ll advise you based on the wind forecast and tide.

Hobie Wave: 800 THB per hour Hobie Getaway or Hobie T2: 1,200 THB per hour If you need an instructor to go with you, it’s an additional 400 THB per hour.

Definitely. We can organize small group sailing activities, but please contact us at least a few days in advance to prepare boats and instructors.

Hobie Getaway – 1,200 Baht/hour Hobie T2 – 1200 Baht/hour Hobie Wave – 800 Baht/hour

We don’t issue formal sailing licenses, but we’ll let you know when you’re ready to sail on your own — and we’ll always be around if you want guidance later on.

We always check conditions before sailing. If the wind isn’t safe or not suitable for your level, we’ll suggest rescheduling or changing activities. Safety comes first.

Booking is recommended, especially on weekends or holidays. But if you walk in, we’ll try to accommodate you if boards are available.

Of course. If you're launching your own SUP, there’s a small day-use fee (100 THB), and we’ll help you launch safely.

Yes — life jackets are included with both lessons and rentals. Let us know if you’re not a confident swimmer, and we’ll guide you accordingly.

Yes, we do. You can book a private one-on-one SUP lesson by the hour. It’s great for learning basic paddling, turning, and balance techniques. We can take up to 3 students per instructor if you're coming together.

Yes, as long as you’re comfortable on the board. For first-timers, we may suggest staying close to shore or joining a short intro session first.

Yes, SUP rental is available at 300 Baht/hour.

Swimwear and a long-sleeve top are ideal. We recommend sun protection and light clothes that dry quickly. During jellyfish season (July–September), long sleeves are highly recommended.

Most days, yes. The water is generally flat in the morning and mid-season. If it gets choppy or windy, we’ll let you know what to expect.

Not at all. SUP is beginner-friendly and easy to get started with. If it’s your first time, we can give you a quick introduction to get you comfortable on the board.

Yes, children can try SUP with supervision. We have beginner-friendly boards and paddles, and we’ll help guide the session to suit their size and comfort.