Tow foil in La Ventana
A foil changes the feel of moving across the water. The hydrofoil beneath the board can lift it above the surface, giving the rider a different way to experience balance, movement and the sea.
In tow-in foiling, a tow helps the rider get moving. ChiloChill’s April 2024 story introduced the activity in La Ventana, on the Sea of Cortez. The accompanying film offers a look at the activity and the place.
A different feel under the board
If you already enjoy board sports, the foil introduces another way to work with balance and board control. If it is new to you, start the conversation with the experience you do have, including how comfortable you feel in the water.
A session can have a different focus depending on what you want to learn. Describe whether you are curious about your first time on a foil or already have experience, so the team can confirm the options for your visit.
What to organise before booking
Before booking, put the practical details together:
- The session format and the experience it is intended for
- The duration and price
- The equipment, instruction and other inclusions agreed for your booking
- The arrangements if weather or other conditions change the plan
What to bring
- A bathing suit
- A towel
- A change of dry clothes
Make room for the conditions
Wind, weather and tides are part of planning time on the water in La Ventana. Keep the day's plan flexible and confirm any changes with the team before the session.
Plan your session
Send ChiloChill your dates and a short description of your experience. Ask for the current session details, price and booking terms before reserving.
Film from the story
Originally published by ChiloChill · View original ↗
