Makadi Bay : estadísticas meteorológicas e historia del viento

As an IKO (International Kiteboarding Organisation) internationally recognized kite team, you will be taught by certified instructors with the main focus on safety and independence. Please note the minimum age for the Kite Basic course is 12 years old and are taught in english, unless a specific language has been requested and confirmed by our reservations team.

Our instructors are all IKO certified. This means that they have been certified and accredited by the international kiteboarding organization. This accreditation ensures that the instructors are well aware of all the safety precautions and regulations. It also means that by the end of your course you will be presented with a certificate/ID that acknowledges your ability to kitesurf and can be used as proof in all kitesurfing centers around the world.

The centre is situated directly on the beach of Hotel Hilton Long Beach Resort a few meters from the sea. Is the best place in Hurghada for practicing sports such as kitesurfing and windsurfing

Kitesurfing and windsurfing: school, equipment rental, kite safari, kite camps

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PDC Piano Diving Center One of the biggest diving center in Makadi Bay , Hurghada  located on two of the most beautiful resort in Hurghada & Makadi bay ” Stella Makadi Resort & Spa, and King Tut Resort ” We offers full services for Water sport, snorkelers, non-divers, beginners and certified divers and advanced divers. Diving can be one of life’s most unique and enjoyable activities. Few environments are as majestic or intriguing as those we encounter underwater. Floating weightless, one is often filled with excitement and confronted by rare beauty. Each diving location offers divers potentially new experiences and new sights and sounds, ones ranging from historical artifacts to beautiful aquatic life; the underwater world is unparalleled in the rewards it offers a diver. Regardless of whether one is a deep wreck diver, cave diver, shallow ocean diver or lake diver, all recreational divers share a common motive for diving; namely, they want to have fun.