Kitesurf, wing & windsurf — Nha Trang
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A kitesurfing lesson in Nha Trang is $55 for one individual hour with Kiterabbit — one student per session, with the full kit provided: kite, board, harness, helmet and buoyancy aid, plus equipment insurance, sunscreen and a rash guard if you need them.
The short version
The group lesson is $35 per person. Instructors work in Russian and English, and the school's station is on the central beach.
One thing to plan around: from November to March the school does not teach kitesurfing in Nha Trang at all. In those months the lessons move to Phan Rang, which Kiterabbit calls one of the best spots in Vietnam, in a waist-deep lagoon.
Prices there move with the season, so confirm the rate when you book.
What's included
- Full equipment set: kite, board, harness, helmet and buoyancy aid
- Sunscreen and a rash guard if needed
- Equipment insurance
Good to know
- Beginners who want a first hour of kitesurfing one-to-one, and riders who want to work on something specific with an instructor.
- No previous experience needed — the lesson is individual and the pace is yours. From November to March the teaching takes place at Phan Rang, in a waist-deep lagoon; the school says that setting shortens the learning by half.
- Swimwear and water. Kite, board, harness, helmet and buoyancy aid come from the school, and it will lend sunscreen and a rash guard if you need them.
- The kite station on the central beach of Nha Trang; the office is at 72-74 Tran Phu st. / 100 Trần Phú (12.227783, 109.200153). From November to March the kitesurfing lessons take place at Phan Rang instead — agree the meeting point with the school when you book.
Kitesurf, wing & windsurf prices in Nha Trang
| Tour | Duration | Group | From |
|---|---|---|---|
| Kitesurfing: One-Hour Private Lesson with Kiterabbit | 1h | up to 1 guests | $55 per session |
Operators: Surf & Kitesurf School Kiterabbit (Владимир)
FAQ
Where do the lessons take place?
Is the price per person or per lesson?
What equipment is included?
When is the season for kitesurfing here?
In what language is the teaching?
Two things decide this booking: where the lesson actually happens in your month, and whether you want the instructor to yourself.
Where does the lesson actually happen?
In the winter months, November to March, the kitesurfing lessons are held not in Nha Trang but at Phan Rang. That is a different place with a different water — a lagoon shallow enough to stand in — and a different journey.
Individual hour or group lesson?
The choice is between attention and cost. The individual hour at $55 is one student per session, so all of it is yours; the group lesson at $35 per person is the same instruction shared.
What comes with either format?
Nothing material is charged separately:
- kite, board and harness;
- helmet and buoyancy aid;
- equipment insurance;
- sunscreen and a rash guard if you need them.
Important
prices move with the season, so treat $55 and $35 as today's rate rather than a guarantee for a booking months ahead — confirm the figure, and the meeting point, when you book.
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