The spots
Where we take you, and when.
Dakhla isn't one spot. Within a short drive there's flat shallow water for beginners, open water for riding, and conditions for waves and speed. Which one you get depends on the wind, the tide and what you're working on that day.
The lagoon at standing depth, a few kites. Shows how shallow and calm it is.
The lagoon
- Best for
- Complete beginners, first waterstarts, anyone nervous
- Conditions
- Flat, shallow, standing depth over large areas
- Wind
- [typical]
- Tide
- [matters / doesn't]
- Season
- [months]
Spot 2 — rider in open water, coastline visible for orientation.
[name]
- Best for
- [best for]
- Conditions
- [flat / chop / waves]
- Wind
- [typical]
- Tide
- [matters / doesn't]
- Season
- [months]
Spot 3 — the character shot of this location.
[name]
- Best for
- [best for]
- Conditions
- [flat / chop / waves]
- Wind
- [typical]
- Tide
- [matters / doesn't]
- Season
- [months]
Spot 4 — same treatment.
[name]
- Best for
- [best for]
- Conditions
- [flat / chop / waves]
- Wind
- [typical]
- Tide
- [matters / doesn't]
- Season
- [months]
The van at the water's edge, back doors open, kites and boards coming out.
Why it matters
A fixed centre teaches where it stands. We teach where it works.
Conditions here change through the day and through the season. Because we're mobile, your lesson follows the wind instead of waiting for it — and on your first day you get flat, shallow water rather than whatever happens to be in front of the building.
Practical
Getting here.
Flights
Dakhla airport (VIL). Connections via [cities].
From the airport
About [X] minutes to the lagoon. We can collect you.
Where to stay
Camps on the lagoon, hotels in town. [2–3 honest suggestions across price ranges]
Best season
[months] for wind, [months] for warmth.
Visa
[short note]
What to bring
Swimwear, sunscreen, sunglasses with a leash. We have the rest.