On Boracay’s east coast, Bulabog Beach becomes the heart of Philippine kitesurfing from November to April thanks to the north-east amihan wind. The outer reef creates a lagoon with flat or slightly choppy water, ideal for learning.
What you will learn
- Safety, rigging and reading the wind.
- Kite control on land and in the water.
- Body dragging and, depending on your progress, first water starts with the board.
Format
A 3-hour intro lesson, private or in very small groups, with a certified instructor. Most students need 9 to 12 hours in total to ride independently; you can add extra hours.
Who it is for
For ages 12+ with normal fitness who can swim. If you already ride, you can rent gear or ask for supervision.
What to bring
A rash guard or technical T-shirt, water-resistant sunscreen and sunglasses with a strap. Harness, helmet, vest, kite and board are included.
Best time
November to April, with the most reliable winds from December to March. On days without enough wind, the lesson is rescheduled.
Bulabog schools work with marked riding zones to keep students and advanced riders apart, which makes learning safer even on busy days.
Included
- Certified instructor
- Full kitesurf gear
- Radio or in-water communication
- Rescue boat if needed
FAQs
How many hours do I need to learn?
Usually 9 to 12 hours to ride on your own.
What if there is no wind?
We reschedule the lesson or refund you.
Can two people learn together?
Yes, up to 2 students per instructor.
