eFoil Lessons in

La Ventana

Experience the feeling of cruising above the Sea of Cortez on an electric hydrofoil. No wind or previous foiling experience is required. For first-time riders, we provide the equipment, safety gear, and instruction you need to get started.

Already know how to eFoil? Experienced riders can use our equipment during a supervised session without formal instruction. All eFoil sessions take place from our designated location at La Tuna.

Beginner and experienced sessions are available by appointment in La Ventana, including outside the main wind season.

Person wearing helmet and life vest riding an eFoil on calm water with city skyline in the distance on a clear day.

Testing Out the Waydoo EVO eFoil.

Our eFoils

We have four Waydoo Flyer EVO Max Plus eFoils. An eFoil is an electric-powered hydrofoil board controlled with a handheld remote, allowing you to glide quietly above the water.

Stable for beginners and responsive for experienced riders, the power can be adjusted to suit each person’s ability and comfort level.

Come by yourself or bring a group of up to four and enjoy the water together.

A person wearing a helmet and wetsuit riding an eFoil board over a river surrounded by lush green foliage and hilly terrain under a partly cloudy sky.

No Experience or Wind Necessary

Without the complexity of the wind, eFoiling can be much easier to learn. Most people master the basics in under 1 hour.

Happen to visit on a no-wind day? eFoiling provides another opportunity to get out on the water to enjoy your vacation.

Man in a blue helmet riding a wingfoil turning heelside in La Ventana

Learning to Wing? Get a Feel for the Foil

eFoiling provides a controlled environment to learn how to balance on a foil without having to manage the wind power of a kite or wing.

Learn how to balance on and control the foil before transferring those skills to kitefoiling or wingfoiling.

eFoil FAQs

A person on a hydrofoil wing surfing in the ocean with a large kite, another person windsurfing, and mountains in the background.

Looking for a Wind Powered Foil?

Wingfoiling can be more independent, as you rely on the wind rather than a battery, keeping you out on the water for longer.