ProKite Sardegna
IKOOn the Punta Trettu lagoon, San Giovanni Suergiu
ProKite Sardegna sits directly on the Punta Trettu lagoon and is one of the longest-established schools on the spot. The shallow, waist-deep flat water is ideal for first lessons, and the team teaches kite and wing foil from beginner to advanced with IKO instruction in several languages. There is on-site gear storage, a bar and Core Kites rental, plus a small kiter cottage a few minutes from the water for those who want to stay close.
KiteGeneration
VDWSOn the Punta Trettu lagoon, San Giovanni Suergiu
KiteGeneration has taught on the Punta Trettu lagoon since 2012 and is an official North Kiteboarding and VDWS centre. Lessons run from first-timer to advanced on the shallow, flat teaching zone, with North and Mystic rental, gear storage and kite camps. An on-site cafe and bar make it an easy base for a day on the water, and its Kite and Sleep packages pair lessons with accommodation.
Kite Village Sardegna
IKOOn the Punta Trettu lagoon, Matzaccara
Kite Village Sardegna is a full-service school on the Punta Trettu flat-water spot, teaching kite, hydrofoil and wing from complete beginner to advanced, with lessons for children from around ten. The shallow lagoon and rescue supervision make it a safe place to start, and the centre adds full kite, foil, wing and SUP rental, a gear shop, storage and a washing area. It has hosted national events including the Italian Big Air Championship.
Kite House Sardinia
IKOIs Melonis, San Giovanni Suergiu
Kite House Sardinia is a small kite resort in Is Melonis, a few kilometres from the Punta Trettu lagoon where it teaches. The IKO school runs beginner to advanced lessons and wing foil on the shallow flat water, with new-gear rental, storage, a washing area and kite repair. What sets it apart is its own on-site holiday apartments with a pool and garden, so riders can learn and stay in one place.
Also a kite housePunta Trettu is the flat-water heart of south-west Sardinia, a shallow, waist-deep lagoon in the Sulcis region near San Giovanni Suergiu that has become one of the best places in Europe to learn to kite. The water is knee to waist deep for a long way out, the bottom is soft, and the wind blows cross to cross-onshore, so beginners can body-drag and ride without worrying about depth or current. A cluster of schools sits right on the lagoon, and stronger riders head to nearby Porto Botte when the Mistral fills in.
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Common questions
When is the best time to learn in Punta Trettu?
The kite season in Punta Trettu runs Apr–Oct, and most reliable from May–Sep. Expect around 12–22 kt, typically the Mistral (NW) + thermals.
Is Punta Trettu good for beginners?
Yes. Punta Trettu is a beginner-friendly spot, and the schools listed here run courses from your very first lesson.
Do I need to bring my own gear?
No. The 4 schools in Punta Trettu include equipment in their lessons, and most also rent kites and boards once you can ride independently.
How long does it take to get riding?
Most people need roughly six to twelve hours over three to five days to get up and riding upwind on their own. The schools in Punta Trettu run this as a structured course rather than one-off sessions.
What should I bring?
Just swimwear and sun protection. The schools provide everything else: kite, board, harness and a wetsuit. The water here runs 16–24°C.
Should I book lessons ahead?
Yes, especially around the May–Sep peak, when the wind is most reliable and courses fill up. Booking ahead also lets the school match you to the right instructor and conditions.