Overview
Every Day is a Kiteday! An event supported by Flysurfer, the camp offers you the whole week Kite gear. Although you can bring your own equipment, here you can test and enjoy top of the range Snowkites like Soul, Peak and Sonic.
Italy·10 - 17 February 2024
Snowkiting camp on the huge Dolomite plateaus of South Tyrol. Free Flysurfer equipment. Small group. Endless fun!
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Every Day is a Kiteday! An event supported by Flysurfer, the camp offers you the whole week Kite gear. Although you can bring your own equipment, here you can test and enjoy top of the range Snowkites like Soul, Peak and Sonic.
SNOW KITING, ROCK CLIMBING & MOUNTAIN BIKING
Sebastian is born and lives in South Tyrol, Italy. He has been skiing and snowboarding since he remembers, but in the last 15 years his passion is snow-kitting. He snow-kites at every opportunity and those are plentiful on the Southern Alpes plateaus. During the summer he is kitesurfing, rock-climbing and mountain biking. All those activities are just 10 min from his house and he is inviting you to show you around. Sebastian speaks German, Italian, Portuguese and English.
Accommodation
Kitesurfing equipment, except harnesses and helmets
Flights
Transfers to and from the airport/train station
Transfers to and form the snow kiting spots
Skipasses
Food
Ski and/or snowboarding equipment
Climbing harness
Renon (Ritten) and the area
Bring in a climbing harness and your usual kitesurfing harness, with you! You may have to use both of them. The climbing harnesses are made for holding lots of wight. You need to make sure that kite has a strong safety, because you will have to clip into the chicken-loop with a carabiner, so you're attached securely to the kite. We are aware some snow-kiters, use climbing harness to make sure they are attached to the kite because they really touch the ground and do not want to come unhooked, accidentally. For the later reason bring also a second safety leash, please!
Please come with a car/van or hire one from the airport. Rented vehicles are not expensive in Italy and at least 3 of you should have a car at their disposal. We will move to different spots every day and at different times, depending on the wind conditions and having a means of transport is imperative. We cannot rely on the local public transport.