INDIA'S LARGEST KITE SURFING ECO SYSTEM IN GUJARAT, INDIA

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Shri Jinoy Pradipbhai Dave migrated to USA in 2003 and came back to India in 2013 ,After years if hard work in 2019 with the help of Mona Safavipour of Iran started developing a self sustainable farming based residential village sustained by nature instead of supply chains and moved to the site in India.Mona and Jinoy also own a small backpacker hostel made with sustainable materials in Pokhara,Nepal. Here the couple take guest to scale Annapurna mountains, the hostel/cafe/bar is located on the lake side about 4 kms from Pokhara International airport in Nepal.Jinoy Dave sir is born in India and has a heart of a Nepali/Gurkha who loves nature,miountains,infinite.

The first paid Kiteboarding lessons in History of GUJARAT started in 2022 and first batch was taught in Shivrjpur beach by Dylan who is a kiteboarding instructor.The efforts by Mona Safavipour of Iran and Jinoy Dave of Lakhtar and Golasan village led to kiteboarding comming to Gujarat and north India for the very first time .Mandvi beach,Shivrajpur beach and home of founder Jinoy is in Golasan village turnded out to be the best kiteboarding destination of India.Mona and Jinoy gave India the largest kiteboarding eco system with wind season of 5 to 6 months each year. Mona and Jinoy also were charged up after hearing the announcement that kiteboarding got included in olympics (paris 2024)

Now for the very first time Mona of Iran and Jinoy of India are letting you learn kiteboarding for just Rs 50,000 with level 1,2,3 IKO certification and cost also includes food, accommodation at any of our destinations.

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Jinoy Dave will complete his certification/course of Iko to become a instructor on February 28th 2024 and will start teaching certified as well as non certified kiteboarding learning programs to students between ages 8 years upto 75 years old.

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The prerequisites to learn kiteboarding are:

a.Swimming/floating in deep water 14 feet for 20 minutes without any floatation gear/lifejackets.

b.No injuries of ligament or fractures in past 1 year and if required please get letter from board certified physician that you are fit to learn kiteboardinfg which is a extreme sport and has higher chances of serious injuries/death.

c.Any medical conditions such as asthma or blood pressure related issues may not qualify you to learn kiteboarding, all medical issues must be declared in the form under the penalty of perjury.

 

Destination 1

Revillage,community supported agriculture based sustainable camping site and community in Golasan village is about 1.5 hours or 150 kilomters from ahmedabad airport and here we teach in a lake and this is the safest destination in India to learn kiteboarding. Lake has no waves or tides and you can learn here in 6 to 8 hours and enjoy kitebording all over the world as well as India/Gujarat.

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Destination 2

Mandvi beach is amazing and here you can learn with the most amount of risk with our team and we will be as safe as we can, however here the wind is strong and its best to learn in lake at revillage in golasan village.

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Destination 3

SHivrajpur beach is the best and here the sand is white and its just wow and the only draw back is we are not offering free food or accomodation here as its a world class destination of pilgrims and place of Lord Shri Krishna Dev.

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Destination 4

Porbadar is a coastal city and here we have identified a beach called Dylan beach and our team will start teaching here after may 2024 as Jinoy Dave/Founder has very limited number of kiteboarding assistants and we apologise for delays.

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Destination 5

United states of America , all over California and east coast , here the cost is $80 per hour and Jinoy Dave sir has to follow all rules and compliances of state and fedral laws.

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Destination 6

THAILAND

Many students cant afford or get visa of Usa and want to experience freedom as well worlds best hospitality can join us to learn kiteboarding in Thailand . We have many destinations all over spanning from beaches near airports or exotic islands that we use sailing boats to ferry our students/team.

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Mona Safavipour and Jinoy Dave with entire team have worked since 2019 and seen the pandamic and what not to bring kiteboarding to you and hope you give Jinoy Dave and his team to teach you. Jinoy sir will complete his IKO certification on 28 february 2024 and first 100 students that sign up to learn kiteboarding at revillage will get level 1,2,3 for just Rs 25,000 with food and accommodation .

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Please also take a minuter and check our farming CSA at revillage, here you can become a member of our farm to get organic grown food of your choice for life. https://jinoydave.wixsite.com/regrow  or you can go on menu of our website and click on enclave in the menu. Once you are on the enclave page you can scoll and click on food membership.

Better for You

We directly connect you with farmers who grows your food organically and deliver freshly harvested produce every week at your doorsteps.

Better for Farmers

Framers get a secure cash flow to grow food, which encourages them to produce better quality food for consumers they know directly

Better for Environment

We never use any chemicals and poison-based pesticides which are harmful  for you and the environment.

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Kiteboarding or kitesurfing[1 is a sport that involves using wind power with a large power kite to pull a rider across a water, land, or snow surface. It combines the aspects of paragliding, surfing, windsurfing, skateboarding, snowboarding, and wakeboarding. Kiteboarding is among the less expensive and more convenient sailing sports.

A person kiteboarding in Kanagawa, Japan in 2022

After some concepts that emerged in the late 1970s and early 1980s and some designs were successfully tested, the sport received a wider audience in the late 1990s and became mainstream at the turn of the century. It has freestyle, wave-riding, and racing competitions. The sport held the speed sailing record, reaching 55.65 knots (103.06 km/h) before being eclipsed by the 65.45 knots (121.21 km/h) Vestas Sailrocket. Worldwide, there are 1.5 million kitesurfers, while the industry sells around 100,000 to 150,000 kites per year.