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Spend seven nights aboard a luxury yacht chasing steady Red Sea winds from Hurghada to Geisum and Ashrafi islands. This all‑inclusive kitesurf cruise offers two daily sessions, onboard coaching, and a downwinder day for intermediates and advanced riders.
Spend seven nights aboard a luxury yacht chasing steady Red Sea winds from Hurghada to Geisum and Ashrafi islands. This all‑inclusive kitesurf cruise offers two daily sessions, onboard coaching, and a downwinder day for intermediates and advanced riders.
A brisk northeasterly wind nudges the yacht out of Hurghada as the sun slants across glassy Red Sea shallows. You step onto deck with a kite bag in hand and a horizon of reef-fringed islands ahead — Geisum and Ashrafi among them — each day split into two guided kiting sessions and long afternoons of warm, flat water.
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Operated by Sick Dog Surf · Hurghada, Red Sea Governorate
A brisk northeasterly wind nudges the yacht out of Hurghada as the sun slants across glassy Red Sea shallows. You step onto deck with a kite bag in hand and a horizon of reef-fringed islands ahead — Geisum and Ashrafi among them — each day split into two guided kiting sessions and long afternoons of warm, flat water.
The Red Sea itself is young in geological terms: a rift between the African and Arabian plates, with volcanic outcrops and coral growth that create shallow lagoons and protected flats ideal for learning and progression. Centuries of trade and Bedouin coastal culture shaped towns like Hurghada; today they serve as launch points for maritime sport and marine conservation efforts.
This cruise runs Saturday–Saturday from April through December, accommodating all levels with onboard lessons and guided downwinders for intermediates and advanced riders. Expect double daily sessions, a downwinder of roughly 2–3 hours, shared twin cabins with private showers and air-conditioning, three meals per day, and transfers from Hurghada airport.
Practical tips: pack reef‑safe sunscreen and a thin wetsuit or long-sleeve lycra for sun protection, bring your harness and personal lines if you prefer them, and be ready to kite 3–5 hours a day in variable winds. The operator limits group size and provides safety support and briefings; downwinders require competent board control and self-rescue skills.
Onboard rhythm leans toward progression and recovery — early sessions, midday rest, afternoon drills — making this a focused week for kitesurfers who want sea time, steady trades, and the chance to ride classic Red Sea spots under experienced guidance.
Rentals are usually available onboard or via the operator, but bringing a well‑fitted harness and personal bar/lines is recommended for comfort and safety.
Downwinders are intended for intermediates and advanced riders who can self‑rescue and maintain board control for 2–3 hours.
Yes — instruction for all levels is included, with coaching during twice‑daily sessions and onshore briefings.
Shared twin cabins with private toilet and shower, air‑conditioning, three meals per day, soft drinks, and transfers to/from Hurghada are included.
Sick Dog Surf operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
A brisk northeasterly wind nudges the yacht out of Hurghada as the sun slants across glassy Red Sea shallows. You step onto deck with a kite bag in hand and a horizon of reef-fringed islands ahead — Geisum and Ashrafi among them — each day split into two guided kiting sessions and long afternoons of warm, flat water.
A brisk northeasterly wind nudges the yacht out of Hurghada as the sun slants across glassy Red Sea shallows. You step onto deck with a kite bag in hand and a horizon of reef-fringed islands ahead — Geisum and Ashrafi among them — each day split into two guided kiting sessions and long afternoons of warm, flat water.
The Red Sea itself is young in geological terms: a rift between the African and Arabian plates, with volcanic outcrops and coral growth that create shallow lagoons and protected flats ideal for learning and progression. Centuries of trade and Bedouin coastal culture shaped towns like Hurghada; today they serve as launch points for maritime sport and marine conservation efforts.
This cruise runs Saturday–Saturday from April through December, accommodating all levels with onboard lessons and guided downwinders for intermediates and advanced riders. Expect double daily sessions, a downwinder of roughly 2–3 hours, shared twin cabins with private showers and air-conditioning, three meals per day, and transfers from Hurghada airport.
Practical tips: pack reef‑safe sunscreen and a thin wetsuit or long-sleeve lycra for sun protection, bring your harness and personal lines if you prefer them, and be ready to kite 3–5 hours a day in variable winds. The operator limits group size and provides safety support and briefings; downwinders require competent board control and self-rescue skills.
Onboard rhythm leans toward progression and recovery — early sessions, midday rest, afternoon drills — making this a focused week for kitesurfers who want sea time, steady trades, and the chance to ride classic Red Sea spots under experienced guidance.