Kite Sensation Dakhla is an IKO-certified kiteboarding school founded in 2014, which grew from a single tent on the sand into one of the town's best-established operations. Its office is in Dakhla itself, in the El Massira district on Boulevard Bahia Aini, but lessons take place on the Dakhla lagoon: 40 km of flat, shallow water where you can stand up over large areas, with side wind claimed on more than 300 days a year. The school reports over 2,000 students and around fifteen instructors, and arranges airport transfers.
Teaching follows the IKO method, in group, semi-private (two students maximum) or private format, with a supervision option for riders who are already independent. The team includes dedicated surf instructors and a wingfoil instructor, and the school also rents equipment and runs guided trips. The fleet is said to be renewed every season, in North, Duotone and Cabrinha; kite, bar, board, harness, wetsuit and helmet are included in every lesson, with a radio helmet reserved for private lessons.
Kite Sensation also sells all-inclusive stays: its own lagoon-side camp, named Kite House Dakhla, capped at twelve people per group with all meals and airport transfers included, plus self-catering apartment and hotel packages. The team teaches in French, English, Spanish and Arabic.
Kitesurf lessons, 2 hours, per person
10-hour lesson packages
Camp stays (lagoon-side accommodation, all meals, equipment and airport transfers included)
Apartment stays
Hotel stays (breakfast and airport transfers included)
Prices published on kitesensation-dakhla.com, with no validity date. Semi-private and private formats are offered as an option on most packages.
Open Monday to Sunday, 7 am to 7 pm.
The school says it operates all year. Wind is strongest and most consistent from March to September; from October to February it blows lighter with warmer water, a period presented as good for beginners. Another page of the site mentions a peak season from April to October: both wordings appear on the site.
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