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An eFoil is an electric hydrofoil surfboard that uses a battery-powered motor and underwater wing to lift you above the water for a smooth, flying-like ride — no waves or wind needed.
As the eFoil gains speed from the electric motor, the hydrofoil wing creates lift and raises the board above the water’s surface. You control speed and direction using a handheld wireless remote.
No! You don’t need prior surfing or board sports experience, but you do need to swim well. Most first-time riders learn core skills quickly with our step-by-step instruction.
Yes! Safety is a priority. Lessons include instruction on safe operation, proper falling technique, and we provide required safety gear like life vests and helmets.
We start on land with basic controls and safety, then progress through riding on your stomach, knees, and ultimately standing up and flying with support from our instructors.
Many students stand and fly during their first lesson. Learning speed varies, but many riders gain confidence and short flights within the session. One thing is certain, you'll be having fun no matter how quickly you progress!
Battery life depends on weight of the rider, speed, and conditions, but typical ride times are around 2 hours per full charge for most riders.
Yes — the wireless remote floats and includes a wrist strap to prevent loss if you fall off the board.
Riders must be able to swim comfortably. The age minimum is 12, and all minors must be accompanied by a guardian. Individual weight limits depend on board setup — contact us for details.
Bring swimwear, sunscreen, and a towel. We provide equipment and all safety gear. Dress for water and sun protection.
Yes! We’re an authorized SiFly eFoil dealer and can help you choose the right board bundle based on your skill level and riding goals.
An eFoil typically reaches speeds of up to 30 mph (32–48 km/h), depending on the wing setup, rider weight, and water conditions. But most riders enjoy slower surf speeds in the range of 9-12mph (14-19 km/h).