1 option for kitesurf, wing & windsurf in Mallorca — real operator prices, routes and guest reviews, all in one place.
A kitesurf or wing-foil lesson on Mallorca costs €90 per session, per person, with gear and coach included — two of you booking together comes to €180, and multi-session course packages are available.
Each session runs two hours in a group of up to four.
Cuatro Vientos teaches on Alcúdia Bay, where shallow, warm water and reliable thermal winds make the learning easy: wind and safety theory on the beach, control drills in the shallows, then first rides with the coach alongside and a debrief.
The kite or wing with board and harness, a wetsuit and impact vest, the certified instructor and insurance are all in the price; photos or video, the IKO certification card and transfers are extra. SUP and eFoil sessions are offered too, and coaching runs in Spanish, English and German.
| Tour | Duration | Group | From |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mallorca Kitesurf & Wing-Foil — Alcúdia | 2h | up to 4 guests | €90 per session |
Operators: Cuatro Vientos Mallorca
I booked the 5 double-hour kite course and absolutely loved it. The instructors are amazing — super friendly, very safety-focused and they teach you properly.
Awesome place if you’re into water sports. They have premium equipment you can rent or buy, and I had the pleasure of taking kitesurfing lessons here.
Absolutely fantastic school! Super helpful and engaging instruction — I would 100% recommend it to anyone on the island looking to get out on the water.
In my opinion one of the best schools and shops in Mallorca. I tried e-foiling and wing-foiling for the first time here and the instructors are superb.
Cuatro Vientos on Alcúdia Bay charges €90 per session with gear and coach included, and each session lasts two hours in a group of up to four. The session is sold per student, so two of you pay €180: unlike a boat, this does not get cheaper in a group.
The session starts with wind, safety and equipment theory on the beach, moves to control drills in the shallows, then first rides and water-starts with the coach alongside, and ends with a debrief and a next-steps plan. Beginners and improvers are both catered for, and independent riders can rent instead. Coaching runs in Spanish, English and German, and the school holds 4.9 from 152 reviews.
Important
a wetsuit and impact vest are already in the price, so you only need swimwear, a towel, sunscreen and water.
Alcúdia Bay, a few minutes by car from Alcúdia, about 15 from Port de Pollença and roughly 40 from Palma or the airport. Transfers are not included, and the exact point comes after booking.
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