Wakeboarding in Bora Bora
Flat water almost every morning, warm enough that nobody wears a wetsuit, and a mountain behind you that people cross the planet to see.

For complete beginners
Most people who book a wakeboard session with us have never stood on a board. That is normal, and it is the session we run most often. We start you on a wide beginner board and a slow pull, and the instructor talks you through the position in the water before the boat moves at all: knees to chest, arms straight, let the boat do the work. Most people are riding inside the first fifteen minutes. Children of seven or eight get up regularly, often faster than their parents.
For riders who already ride
Tell us when you book and we will set the boat up for you — ballast, rope length, speed. The lagoon gives you a clean repeatable wake and no boat traffic to work around, which makes it a good place to lock in a trick you have been chasing rather than fight the conditions.
How a session runs
We run out to whichever part of the lagoon has the flattest water that morning, and ride. In a one-hour private session with two or three people, everyone gets several turns and a long rest between them. Two hours is where real progress happens, particularly for a group of beginners.
What is included
Boat, instructor, boards for every level, life jackets, and a session shaped around whoever is on board. The price is for the boat, not per person.

From 15,000 XPF for 30 minutes — per boat, up to 6 people.