Travelling to Vietnam

How do you travel to My Hoa?

Plan your journey around your lesson dates. Contact us before buying flights so we can suggest the current route to Phan Rang, help with the final transfer and organise lessons around the forecast and tides. Entry requirements and connections can change, so check official information before travel.

My Hoa near Phan Rang

My Hoa provides access to a flat, shallow lagoon and the open sea. Beginners learn in the lagoon, while independent riders can work on freeride, freestyle, big air or wave riding when conditions allow. Tides change the lagoon depth, so schedules are set day by day. Safety and the training area always depend on the forecast, tide and rider ability.

KiteTherapy’s Vietnam project

Kitesurfing courses and trips to Vietnam

My Hoa lagoon

My Hoa is a quieter alternative to Mui Ne. Its lagoon and open-sea access let us adapt sessions to each rider, while Phan Rang makes it easy to combine a kite course with travel in southern Vietnam.

Beginners use the shallower, calmer part of the lagoon when the water level allows. Independent riders can train on flat water or the open sea. Every session is planned around the forecast, tide and rider level because conditions vary each day.

My Hoa differs from Mui Ne in both water conditions and logistics. Tell us your level and goals before travelling, and we will help assess the spot and plan the journey using current information.

KiteTherapy at My Hoa

KiteTherapy teaches at Phan Rang Kite Center. Before booking, we confirm the meeting point, instructor availability and expected conditions.

Winter weather in My Hoa

My Hoa lies in southern Vietnam. Temperature, rainfall and wind strength vary through the season, so we check the forecast and tide before each lesson. Bring sun protection, water shoes and a light wetsuit or thermal layer.

Where can you kitesurf in Vietnam?

Popular regions include Da Nang, Nha Trang, Cam Ranh, Phan Rang, Mui Ne, Ke Ga, La Gi, Ho Tram and Vung Tau. Conditions, crowd levels and access vary. KiteTherapy teaches at My Hoa near Phan Rang.

What is My Hoa lagoon like?

The lagoon is near Phan Rang and its depth changes with the tide, affecting lesson times. The best route depends on your arrival airport and current connections. After booking, we can help plan transport to the centre.

Who is My Hoa suitable for?

We tailor training to your experience, goals and the day’s conditions. Beginners can read how a kitesurfing course works. Independent riders can choose technical or progression coaching.

How do you plan a course in Vietnam?

1. Send your dates, number of students and levels through the booking form.
2. We confirm instructor availability and recommend a course plan.
3. We agree on the meeting point, equipment and practical support.
4. Locally, we adapt lesson times to the forecast, tide and conditions.

Compare destinations in our guide to kitesurfing trips in Sicily and Vietnam.

What can you do beyond kitesurfing?

Combine My Hoa with local food, beaches and exploring Phan Rang. We can suggest accommodation and transport. We teach kitesurfing in Vietnam from 1 December 2026 to 1 April 2027, then at our kite school in Sicily from 15 April to 30 October 2027.

How do we teach?

Courses take place at My Hoa lagoon with Phan Rang Kite Center and follow IKO standards. We select the area, equipment and exercises for the rider’s level and current conditions. Radio coaching provides live feedback on the water. We teach beginners, independent riders and students working on freestyle, big air or wave riding.

Equipment rental and spot access

Full equipment rental costs USD 80 per day, and the spot fee is USD 8 per day. Rental is for independent riders after an instructor verifies their ability. Confirm equipment availability before booking. See the full price list or use the booking form.

Kitesurfing in My Hoa near Phan Rang

My Hoa combines a lagoon with open-sea access. Flatter, shallower water supports beginners, while the sea provides room for progression when conditions allow. Lessons are adapted to the forecast, tide and rider ability. If you are choosing between My Hoa and Mui Ne, contact us.

What should you check before travelling?

Entry rules, passport requirements and travel forms can change. Check current official information for your nationality before buying a ticket, and ensure your insurance covers kitesurfing. Once dates are confirmed, we can help plan your journey and equipment.

My Hoa or Mui Ne?

We teach at Phan Rang Kite Center on My Hoa lagoon because it supports shallower-water lessons and open-sea training. Sessions are adapted to rider ability and daily conditions.

My Hoa and Mui Ne suit different needs. My Hoa offers lagoon and open-sea access for both learning and progression. Ask us about the expected water level, forecast and logistics before booking.

How do you get to My Hoa?

The route to Phan Rang depends on your arrival airport and current connections. Share your dates and airport, and we can suggest a practical transfer and help with the final leg to My Hoa.

Kitesurfing and travelling in Vietnam

Vietnam combines kitesurfing with local food, a tropical coastline and rewarding travel. My Hoa’s advantage is the choice between lagoon and open sea. We use the current forecast and tides, rather than promising a fixed wind strength, so each training plan is realistic.

Kitesurfing courses in My Hoa: 1 December 2026 to 1 April 2027

We offer beginner courses, continued learning and advanced coaching. Read about the team and IKO qualifications, then send your dates, group size and level through the course booking form.