Mũi Né hosts around fifteen kite schools. Most are international brands with seasonal staff. Phi isn't playing the same game — here's why it matters.
Born here. Knows every grain of sand on his home beach. Not a seasonal coach passing through for a single winter.
Most Mũi Né instructors are seasonal. Phi has ridden every Northeast-monsoon since 2005 — not a single year off the water.
He doesn't teach at one beach. He picks the right beach for you, based on today's wind direction, swell, and your level.
Board shops, safety boats, seafood spots, fellow pros. You're not just getting a coach — you're getting a local guide.
Every session is built around your level, your body, and the ocean that day. No rigid syllabus — just Phi, the wind, the swell, and the way to read all three.
Learn to fly the kite, read the wind, stand on the board — from the first time you touch a bar to the day you confidently ride the Mũi Né swell on your own.
Book kitesurf →Kite control on land, first water start, first downwind stretch.
Upwind riding, clean transitions, and coming back to where you launched.
Riding in the swell, first boosted jumps, strapless basics.
Learn to take off, read the wave, choose the right set. Start on a soft longboard and move to shortboards when you're ready.
Book surf →Paddling, take off, first rides on a soft-top longboard.
Bottom turn, trim, earlier take-off on the open face.
Advanced turns, video analysis, your own style on the wave.
The Northeast monsoon delivers steady side-onshore wind from November to April, averaging 15–25 knots. Warm water year-round, long open sand, uncrowded lineups. A perfect place to start — and one riders keep returning to.
A few moments caught on the water — filmed by Phi and his students on the sandbanks of Mũi Né.
The sea gave me everything.
All I do is give it back
by teaching others to love it.
Real photos coming soon. Placeholders shown below.
Message him directly to book your first session. Answers within the day, usually within the hour.