Where you can find us

Location

We watch for weather, wind and water conditions in South Florida to give you the best experience!

LOCATIONs MAY CHANGE

eFoil Florida Lesson Location

Our primary lesson spot can vary due to weather, wind and water conditions. We will provide you the exact location a day prior to your lesson. Generally, our lesson location is in a park towards Wilton Manors, near Central Beach Ft. Lauderdale area. The water there is usually calm with no waves, limited wind and low boat traffic, making your experience safe and reliable for learning.

eFOIL Lessons for everyone

eFoil Lessons and Experiences

We’re totally stoked on eFoiling! That’s why we’re all about hooking you up with sick gear and epic experiences. Whether you’re new or ready to level up, we’ll have you shredding in no time.


Our lessons are great for anyone wanting to try their hand at the newest experience in water sports. An instructor will work with you during the session, offering personalized feedback and tips. Our instructors focus on safety while building your confidence and skills.

GETTING READY FOR THE STOKE

What to Expect from eFoil Florida's eFoil Lessons and Experiences

Overview

- 1.5 hours

- Any level of experience

- $300 for a private lesson

- Includes 8K video

Location

Our primary lesson spot can vary due to weather, wind and water conditions. We will provide you the exact location a day prior to your lesson. Generally, our lesson location is in a park towards Wilton Manors, near Central Beach Ft. Lauderdale area. The water there is usually calm with no waves, limited wind and low boat traffic, making your experience safe and reliable for learning.

Extend your senses

You’ll never forget your first time eFoiling. The feeling of flying over water is pure exhilaration with no wind, waves, boat, or rope required. Glide silently and emission-free through breathtaking scenery on your eFoil, and experience a calm, zen-like sensation you won’t soon forget.

Reviews and Tips Appreciated

We L-O-V-E your Google Reviews. We will provide a QR code and/or link after your lesson for you to review us. Tips are appreciated but never expected. If you really loved your experience, we invite you to share your gratitude. You can tip with cash or Venmo.

Pricing

- $300 for a private lesson

- Includes 8K video at no additional cost!

- Group lessons and parties coming soon!

Duration

- 1.5 hours, with 30 minutes of on-shore training and an exhilarating 60-minute session on the water.

Easy to Learn

You might be surprised by how easy and accessible eFoiling is. Riders as young as 12 and as seasoned as 78 have experienced the thrill. If you can manage basic yoga movements—like kneeling, doing a push-up, or standing from a kneeling position—you can learn to eFoil. Most people start by riding on their stomach, then move to their knees, and eventually progress to standing and foiling. Everyone learns at their own pace—some pick it up quickly, while others may need a few sessions. Either way, most riders are having fun from the very beginning, even before they’re fully up and foiling.

Valuable Items

If you like your wedding ring or expensive earrings and watches, leave those home. eFoiling is an adventure sport, and you will fall. Many times. On rare occasions, you may even fall hard. Just sayin. We cannot be held responsible for your items. Valuables like phones may best be left with a non-rider or locked in a car.

Requirements and Restrictions

- Minimum age is 12 years old. Ages under 18 must have an adult guardian present at all times.

- Must be a strong swimmer.

- No drinking, drugs, and flying allowed. Participants are not allowed to use eFoils if they have recently consumed any alcohol or drugs or are otherwise impaired. Being under the influence and operating any motorized vessel is a severe violation of state and federal law.

- Maximum rider weight is 250 pounds for safety purposes.

- No pregnant women.

- If you have a heart, spine, or other health condition, please consult with your doctor before attempting to eFoil.

- You will be required to sign a release of liability waiver.

What to Bring

- water

- sunscreen

- towel

- swimsuit

- sunglass strap if you want to wear sunglasses on the water

- long sleeve rashguard/ shirt (to protect elbows from rubbing raw)

- wetsuit if you're sensitive to cold

- water shoes or flip flops. You’ll wade into the water a few feet with your shoes, and then throw your shoes back to the shoreline

- a bag or backpack to keep your things in