Wing Foil Lessons
Wing Foil Lessons on the Treasure Coast of Florida
Whether you have never touched a wing or you are ready to get off the board and onto foil, Fin & Foil shortens the learning curve with hands-on coaching, the right gear for Florida conditions, and water we ride year-round.
What you will learn during a wing foil lesson
Wing foil lesson packages and pricing
Whether you are a complete beginner, a surfer or paddleboarder looking to add a new discipline, a Foil Drive rider ready to add wind power, or a visitor to the Treasure Coast who wants to make the most of their trip, this program was built for you. No prior experience is required.
We offer lessons in two-hour blocks. Book a single intro session, or pre-book multiple sessions for the best progression and best value. All gear is included at every level.
Level 1: Intro Session
What to expect: We build your wing control foundation on land before getting in the water. Not everyone is riding after the first session and that is normal. This lesson gives you the fundamentals to come back and progress fast.
Duration: 2 hours
Price: $350 per person
Perfect for: Complete beginners and first-time riders.
Best locations: Stuart Causeway, Jaycee Park
Level 2: Progression Session
What to expect: Most riders are now standing on the board, controlling the wing through turns, and building toward foil flight. Not yet flying consistently but riding with real confidence.
Duration: 2 hours
Price: $325 per person when you pre-book two sessions
Level 3: Foil Flight Session
What to expect: This is where most riders get their first foil flights. After this session most riders have enough foundation to continue progressing on their own.
Duration: 2 hours
Price: $300 per person when you pre-book the full three-session program
Group Lessons
Bring a friend and save. Up to two students per instructor.
Contact us at 772-306-7905 to book.
Most riders have a handle on the fundamentals after their first lesson, though most riders need multiple sessions before they are consistently flying on foil. Progress depends on athletic background, how often you can practice, and the conditions on any given day.
South Florida is the perfect place to learn to wing foil
The Treasure Coast runs on a frontal wind system. Cold fronts push consistent north and northwest winds through from November into April, which lines up with peak tourist and snowbird season. The Indian River Lagoon provides protected flat water that is ideal for beginners. You are not fighting ocean chop while you are trying to learn.
One thing worth knowing: Florida learners typically need a 7-meter wing. What you see riders using in Hawaii or Hood River does not apply here. We set students up with the right gear for actual local conditions, not social media conditions.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who are wing foil lessons are for?
Whether you are a complete beginner, a surfer or paddleboarder looking to add a new discipline, a Foil Drive rider ready to add wind power, or a visitor to the Treasure Coast who wants to make the most of their trip, this program was built for you. No prior experience is required. Don’t let age stop you from exploring your options.
How many lessons does it take?
Most riders have a handle on the fundamentals after their first lesson. Most riders need multiple sessions before they are consistently flying on foil. Progress depends on athletic background, how often you can practice, and the conditions on any given day. We will be honest with you about where you are and what comes next.
What do I need to bring?
A swimsuit, water shoes or wetsuit boots, sunscreen, and water. We handle the rest.
How long is a lesson?
Two hours of water time with your instructor.
Do I need my own equipment?
No. Wing, board, foil, and safety gear are all provided.
What if there is not enough wind?
We check conditions before every session and will reschedule if the wind does not cooperate. We can also discuss Foil Drive options for low-wind days.
Is this for beginners only?
No. If you already ride and want to progress onto foil or work on specific skills, reach out and we will design the session around your level.
What age is appropriate?
Most participants are adults or older teens. Contact us with questions about younger riders.
What is the best time of year to take wing foil lessons on the Treasure Coast?
November through April gives you the most consistent wind. Cold fronts push reliable north and northwest winds through the region during those months, which also lines up with snowbird and tourist season. Summer lessons are available but wind can be lighter and less predictable.
Where exactly do lessons take place?
We choose the location based on wind direction and conditions that day. Our primary spots are Stuart Causeway, Jaycee Park on Hutchinson Island, and Jetty Park at the Fort Pierce Inlet. Each spot has different conditions, we match the location to your level.
Explore our other lesson types
Three disciplines. Three ways to get on foil. Whichever path made you curious, the other ones are worth a look too.
Lesson Type
Foil Drive Lessons
A battery-powered motor system that mounts to your foil and gets you flying without wind or waves. The fastest path to foil fundamentals, and the best bridge into wing foiling for riders who want more time on foil between wind sessions.
Lesson Type
E-Foil Lessons
A self-contained electric surfboard with a hydrofoil underneath. Motor drives the board above the surface and you control speed with a handheld remote. Most riders are making sustained flights within the first hour.
