Steady Northeast-monsoon wind from November to April, long sandy beach, uncrowded line-ups. Private or small-group lessons — from the first time you grip a bar to the day you ride the outside on your own.
Mũi Né sits on the south-central coast of Vietnam, where the Northeast monsoon delivers steady side-onshore wind from November to late April — averaging 15 to 25 knots, the perfect direction for learners to stay safe and progress fast.
Long sandy beach, flat sand bottom, no rocks, rarely crowded. Warm water year-round (25–30 °C). Phi knows every section of the shore according to wind direction, tide size and time of day. He'll pick the best spot for you every session.
For beginners, the shallow inside zone lets you stand up fifty metres out — you don't need to be a strong swimmer. For advanced riders, the outside delivers enough swell for boosted jumps, strapless directional and wave riding.
No rigid syllabus. Phi shapes each session around your pace, the wind that day, and the way your body learns.
From zero to your first water start. You'll learn how wind works, how to fly a kite on land, and how to stand up on the board.
Standing up but drifting downwind? Phi takes you to clean upwind riding, smooth transitions, and handling gear on your own.
Riding on your own but hungry for more? Phi coaches you outside on the swell: boosts, first air tricks, strapless directional.
Mũi Né is one of Asia's three biggest kite beaches during the NE monsoon. The side-onshore wind pushes you back to the beach if anything goes wrong — maximum safety for beginners.
Message him directly — Phi answers within the day, usually within the hour. No deposit, no form.