Downwind, wingsurf, electric wingfoil, pumpfoil, parawing — five ways to keep the glide going, depending on the wind, the wave and the mood.
In Essaouira, wind, swell and calm days take turns. Rather than waiting for the right conditions, we adapt the tool: a bigger wing, a foil-less board, an electric motor, a backpack wing. Each practice is a different reading of the same urge — to glide, to travel, to relaunch. We ride them ourselves, we share them with anyone curious.
The long journey on foil.
A group launch, kilometers of open coastline, a safety boat, a landing on a quiet beach. Read the swell, draw your line, pump the next wave. It's the most committing ride we run — for autonomous riders only, escorted by a guide and a boat.
No foil, on the wave.
Wing in your hands, a wide board underfoot, no foil. Ride flat, drop the wave, tame the wing before moving to foil. A gentle start, great in choppy water or on days with too little wind to fly.
Motorised foil, for windless days.
A foil board fitted with an electric motor and a discreet propeller. No wind needed — you throttle up with a remote, extend the session when the breeze drops, and feel flight without handling a wing. A modern, silent, clean way to ride when the weather says no.
Powered only by your body.
No wing, no motor, no wave. You launch the foil off a dock, a tiny wave or a wake, and keep gliding by pumping with your legs. Physical, playful, the best school for feeling exactly what the foil does under your feet — even on flat days.
The soft wing, ultra-packable.
A small soft sail, no inflatable strut, folds into a backpack. Pull it out to relaunch on a downwind, to mission from a remote spot, or to pair it with a pumpfoil / surf-foil session. The new wave of foiling: minimal, nomadic, and already reshaping our habits.
Tell us what draws you — we watch the weather, tune the gear, and offer the best window.
