Lerne Windsurfen in der traumhaften Bucht von Costa Calma

The first few times I started windsurfing again, I went to René Egli. That's where I met Mitch, who then moved to Shaka. What I appreciate about Shaka is that it's small but nice. I find it much more personal and not like the mass processing you get at other surf stations. Shaka is a family business, which makes it even more appealing. I think Mitch and Giorgio are the coolest guys on Fuerte. They are very attentive to people and teach you a lot. I look forward to seeing them again in June 2026 (and also Henry, whom I only saw briefly this time and watched with amazement as he attempted to pump).

I followed Mitch from René Egli to Shaka ;-D. Mitch is a great guy, an awesome surf instructor and has lots and lots of patience :-). But Giorgio and Henry (or is his name Paul? ;-D) are also great. The windsurfing centre is small but nice and is a family business. You can really feel that, which I think is very positive. I will definitely be back.

A great couple of hours trying to learn the basics! A great instructor who knew his stuff and also knew how to teach his stuff. Very patient and made the morning great fun. Also a lovely location

I did the windsurf course and I loved it. Good team and very friendly instructor. He also explained everything well. I definitely recommend this school

A really good experience - the instructor was really thorough and friendly, the setting was stunning and in a shallow point so we didn't need to worry about the depth as we could stand up. Would highly recommend!