Find a Club  

We have three main types of club:

• Local & Regional Clubs: based around a specific location or area of the country
• Class Associations: these work to represent a specific discipline or class of participation, e.g. Kite Buggy Racing, Landboard Freestyle, Kitesurf Formula Racing etc.
• Vocational & Occupational: representing kitesports participants from similar occupational or educational fields

Class Associations

• Parakart Association (‘SKA’) – Kite Buggy Racing (Class 8 Land Yachting)
• Raw Kite – Freestyle Kite Buggy and Landboard

Vocational & Occupational

• Student Kitesurfing Association (‘SKA’) – based at various universities around the UK
• Royal Air Force
• Royal Navy Royal Marines Kitesurfing Association
• Army Kitesurf Club

Local & Regional Clubs    

Scottish Power Kite Association, Scotland
Bournemouth & Poole Kite Club, Dorset
North East Kitesurf Club, In the North East of England
Essex Kitesurfing School, Southend on sea
Exe-Kiteboarders, Exmouth
Fleetwood Kite Club, Lancashire
Hunstanton Sailing Club (Previously The Hub), Hunstanton
Jersey Kite Surf Club, Channel Islands
Kempsey Kite Club
Kernow Kitesurfing Club, Cornwall
Keyhaven & Hurst Kitesurf Club, Key haven and Hurst
Lancing Kitesurfing Club, Lancing

London Kitesurfers Association,  London
Morecambe Bay Kitesurfing, Morecambe West End
North Somerset – Wind, Wheels and Waves, Weston Super Mare
Poole Kitesurf Club, Poole Harbour
Sheffield Kite Fliers, Sheffield (South Yorkshire)
Shoreham Kitesurfing Club, Shoreham
South & West Wales Kitesurfing, South and West Wales
Weymouth, Weymouth and Portland
Whitstable Kitesurfing Legends, Kent