WINDSURFING
ROVINJ

Windsurfing course (beginners) - Group

Available to people from 6 to 66 years of age.The first lesson takes place on land and It consists of getting to know the equipment, theory and the simulator.Course lasts for eight hours. he number of days and the time of the course is adjusted to the participant. It starts in the morning from 10am to 12am and in the afternoon from 15pm to 17pm. The following lessons will continue on the sea in perfect conditions for beginners, right in front of the centre.
Special attention is given to children from 6 to 12 years of age and most of the equipment in the centre is customised for them.
The course is carried out in six different languages: Croatian, English, German, Italian, Russian and Slovenian.
While learning windsurfing, the beginners use the most modern materials adapted for them which means, light sails and stable boards appropriate for their age.
Maximum six persons per group, which allows instructors to dedicate enough attention to each participant.

Windsurfing course (beginners) - Individual

Available to people from 6 to 66 years of age. In the individual course you can choose between 3-, 5- or 8-hours windsurfing lessons.
The course also consists of the first lesson, which includes getting to know the equipment, theory and the simulator. The following lessons will continue on the sea where we practice starting, standing and turns on the board. Everything what’ve we learned on land in introduction part.

Try out course

This course is intended for those who want to try out windsurfing. The course is consisted of two lessons. The first If the participant decides to continue with windsurfing lessons, the price of the beginner's course will be reduced by the amount paid for the try out course.

Advanced windsurfing course

Advanced windsurfing course is intended for those who have successfully mastered the elements of the beginner's course and wish to continue their education in surfing. The advanced course includes five elements and it lasts for five hours.
The elements are: fast tack, downwind turn, beach start, surfing with a harness and surfing against the wind. Each element is practised for one hour, first on the simulator and then on the sea.

Stand up Paddle

We’ve all done it because it seems right at the time. You want the paddle to scoop the water as you try to balance and paddle without falling in. However, as we all eventually find out, the paddle goes the other way as it works more effectively when in the standing position and also results in a smoother paddle stroke and less stress on your shoulders and elbows. As the shaft is the leading edge you pull the blade through the water in a slightly trailing position which aids blade stability and as you perform the SUP stroke, the blade is vertical providing the best angle through the middle of the stroke for the most power.