Experience kitesurfing and wing foiling in one of Portugal’s most iconic and beginner-friendly spots. Located at the Óbidos Lagoon, Passaro offers ideal conditions, professional instruction, and a relaxed atmosphere to help you progress safely and confidently.
Share the experience with a partner or friend and benefit from more attractive rates. Duo lessons are perfect for learning together while still receiving personalized coaching adapted to each rider’s level.
Learn or improve in a unique natural setting, on the Óbidos Lagoon: a flat, safe body of water, ideal for both beginners and advanced riders looking to refine their skills.
The Óbidos Lagoon offers shallow water, flat conditions, and steady wind—perfect for learning and improving safely.
Certified instructors with international experience guide you through structured, progressive sessions.
High-quality, modern gear adapted to all levels for maximum comfort and safety.
A relaxed, welcoming vibe where learning stays fun and motivating.
We’ll help you choose the right course or camp for a successful and memorable session.
Soak up the sunny Portuguese weather, relax by the pool, enjoy a tasty BBQ, and sleep in comfort. Our luxurious villa is fully equipped to ensure a fantastic stay, whether you’re traveling solo, with a partner, or in a group. We’ll make sure you feel at home and have the best time possible.
Our luxurious villa is fully equipped to ensure a fantastic stay, whether you’re traveling solo, with a partner, or in a group. We’ll make sure you feel at home and have the best time possible.
Welcome to Portugal’s west coast, one of the country’s most beautiful regions. The Silver Coast stretches from Porto to Lisbon, with nearly 240 km of coastline (which means yes — you can still find plenty of secret beaches just for yourself).
This region remains largely unspoiled, with wilder, more untouched beaches. The Portuguese west coast is packed with activities—you’ll never get bored. You can alternate between surfing some of the world’s most famous spots, kitesurfing, wingfoiling, or paddling on the Óbidos Lagoon.
You can also ride mountain bikes along cliffs overlooking endless beaches, try your hand at golf, and explore much more. We’ve put together a selection of outdoor activities to enjoy around Peniche and Óbidos.
From 10 year old, a child can start kitesurfing/wingfoiling. There is no specific age to start kitesurf, however the child must weigh more than 35 kg and know how to swim. This is why, generally children can start kitesurfing around 10 years old.
From 10 year old, a child can start kitesurfing/wingfoiling. There is no specific age to start kitesurf, however the child must weigh more than 35 kg and know how to swim. This is why, generally children can start kitesurfing around 10 years old.
There is no official age limit to learn kitesurfing. The only conditions are knowing how to swim and weighing at least 35kg.
Yes, you can learn kitesurfing or wingfoiling at 50 years old. Kitesurf and wingfoil are very accessible sport. To kitesurf, you just need to know how to swim and be in good physical condition. The practice of kitesurf is not as physical as it looks. Kitesurf will mainly work your legs, your abs and not your arms.
To kitesurf or wingfoil you have to weigh at least 35kg and know how to swim. There is no need to be trained, or to have an extraordinary physical condition to do this sport. A normal physical condition is enough.
Kitesurf is not a difficult sport, but requires knowledge of a particular technique. It is not necessary to have an extraordinary physical condition to kitesurf. There is also no age limit. You will need to learn with professionals to navigate safely. After a few lessons, you will already be able to ride.
Kitesurfing requires to learn a particular technique (use of the kite and the board). That’s why it’s essential to learn with professionals in order to know well about the safety rules.
Being dependent of nature (wind & water) you also need to have basic knowledge in how analysing a spot (wind direction, tide, current…) If you’re trained and you know kitesurf safety rules, this sport isn’t more dangerous than other outdoor sports.
Kitesurf is not recommended for people with heart or respiratory problems. Kitesurf is also not recommended for pregnant women.
Kitesurf is a boardsport that combines a kite and a board. It’s through to the power of the wind that you will be able to stand up and ride on the water. Kitesurfing is all about controlling the kite and sliding on the water.
