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Kite · Wing · Foil · E-foil · Dive

The full quiver, always aboard.

Ten kites across every relevant size, six boards, wing foil setup, two Lift e-foils, and dive gear for the whole group. Enough for six riders, enough for every wind day.

— philosophy

Most charter boats have a couple of stand-up paddleboards. Holoholo carries the full quiver — because when you find good wind in the Tuamotus, you want the right kite in your hand, not the closest kite in your hand.

— on board

The full inventory.

Kite
10+6
kites, boards, foils
10 kites
5m → 13m
4 boards
Twintip
2 foil boards
Kite foil

Wing foil
4+2
wings, wing boards
4 wings
[sizes tbc]
2 boards
[sizes tbc]
Foil sets
Included

E-foil
2
Lift e-foils
Lift eFoil
2 boards
Batteries
Full spares
Charger
On board

Snorkel
Full kit, every guest
Masks
Full range
Fins
Full range
Snorkels
Dry-top

– the kite quiver

Every wind day, covered.

The Tuamotus deliver classic east-trade winds through the sailing season — typically 15–22 knots on a good afternoon, occasionally more, occasionally less. The quiver is provisioned so that whatever the wind does, someone on board has the right kite ready.

5m
×1
30–40 kt
Strong wind

6m
×1
26–35 kt
Storm front

7m
×1
22–30 kt
Upper trades

9m
×2
18–26 kt
Workhorse

11m
×1
14–20 kt
Standard

12m
×2
12–18 kt
Light-mod

13m
×2
10–16 kt
Light wind

TYPICAL TRADE WIND RANGE · 15-22 KT ~ WIND RANGES APPROXIMATE · VARY BY RIDER & BOARD

The doubles matter. Two 9m, two 12m, two 13m — the sizes most likely to be flying on any given afternoon. No fighting over the right kite for the conditions; two riders can be on the same size at the same time.

Aerial view of a yacht and kite surfers on a clear blue sea.

— the conditions

Trade winds, warm water, empty lagoons.

The sailing season runs May through October — the austral winter and the trade-wind season. Classic days deliver 15–22 knots from the east, warm water year-round, and vast, empty, glassy-turquoise lagoons behind the atolls’ outer reefs.

The Tuamotus advantage: anchoring inside an atoll gives you kilometers of protected, empty, uncrowded riding water — with the boat right there as your base.

 Wind · 15 — 22 kt · Trades, from the east

 Water · 27 — 29°C · Year – round warm

— before you book

What to know.

Bring your own?

Most riders leave their gear at home — the kite quiver especially is easier to fly than to fly with. If you’re particular about your board or harness, bring them. Otherwise use ours.

Skill level.

The quiver is set up for intermediate to advanced kite / wing riders. Absolute beginners can learn the basics on a paddleboard or foil trainer, but this isn’t a kite school — the emphasis is on riding, not teaching.

Instruction on request.

Not a kite school — but the crew rides, and can help you sort setup, launch technique, or a first foil session on the fly. For proper lessons, we can arrange a certified instructor to join for part of the trip.

Safety first.

Every session runs from the boat or its tender — someone is always watching from Holoholo. Personal AIS beacons available for extended downwinders. Wind forecasts read every morning; sessions planned around them.

Diving separately.

Certified dives are arranged through trusted local operators in Fakarava and neighboring atolls — not run from the boat, for safety and licensing reasons. Snorkel gear for the whole group is always aboard.

Ready to ride?

 

 

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