Pick Your Board Sport
Not sure which to choose? Kneeboarding is the easiest — great for beginners and kids. Wakeboarding is the most popular — active and fun for all levels. Wake Foiling is the most technical — best if you've done wake sports before.
Beginner friendly
Kneeboarding
$179/session
Kneel on a padded board and ride the wake close to the water. The lowest center of gravity of any tow sport makes this the easiest to pick up — perfect for first-timers and kids.
60 min · Up to 6 aboard · Instructor included · Most beginner-friendly
All levels
Wakeboarding
$189/session
Stand on a board and get towed across the wake. The most popular tow sport — high energy, lots of air, and incredibly satisfying when you nail a clean run.
60 min · Up to 6 aboard · Instructor included · All levels
Intermediate
Wake Foiling
$199/session
A foil board rises above the surface as speed increases, creating an eerie, floating sensation above the water. The most technical discipline — and the most spectacular to watch.
60 min · Up to 6 aboard · Prior wake experience recommended
New
Wake Combo
$249/session
Experience multiple wake disciplines in one session — wakeboarding, kneeboarding & wake foiling. The best way to sample everything the boat has to offer without committing to one discipline.
90 min · Up to 6 aboard · Instructor included · All levels
Not sure which to pick? Message us on
WhatsApp — we'll help you choose the right discipline for your experience level. Life vest required for all sessions.
Tow Sports at Balneario de Carolina
Wakeboarding, kneeboarding and wake foiling all share the same setup: a boat, a tow rope and 60 minutes to push your limits on the water. Each discipline offers a different feel and difficulty level — so whether you're trying a tow sport for the first time or chasing a new challenge, there's a board sport for your level. Our instructor is on the boat throughout the session for guidance, safety and technique tips.
What's Included
- Instructor on board for every session
- Board and bindings (sport-specific)
- Tow rope
- Life vest (required)
- Full 60-minute session
- Coaching and technique tips
Who It's For
First-timers (kneeboarding)
Active adventurers
Teenagers & adults
Thrill seekers
Wake sports fans
Groups & friends
What to Expect
Arrival — Check in at the dock. Your instructor fits your gear and explains how the session will work.
Safety Briefing — Hand signals, what to do if you fall, and sport-specific technique basics. Brief and practical.
In the Water — You start in the water, get into position, and the boat accelerates gradually to pull you up.
Riding the Wake — Cross the wake, feel the pull, build your technique. The instructor gives feedback between runs.
Wrap-up — Return to dock. If you booked multiple sessions on the same day, you can swap disciplines (subject to availability).
Frequently Asked Questions
Which board sport is best for beginners?
Kneeboarding is the most accessible — you're lower to the water and the kneeling position makes balance much easier to find. Wakeboarding is great for active beginners. Wake foiling requires prior wake sports experience and is not recommended for first-timers.
Can I try more than one sport in the same session?
Each session is 60 minutes for one discipline. If you want to try multiple, you'd need to book them separately. Let us know in advance and we'll try to arrange them back-to-back on the same day.
What do I need to bring?
Just swimwear and a towel. All equipment — board, bindings, rope and life vest — is provided. Leave your shoes on shore.
Is wake foiling dangerous?
Wake foiling is more technical than the others. The foil can cause injury if not handled correctly, which is why we recommend it only for those with prior wakeboarding experience. Our instructor will assess your level before letting you start.
How fast does the boat go?
Speed is adjusted per discipline and per rider's level. Kneeboarding uses slower speeds. Wakeboarding and wake foiling are faster. Safety always takes priority over speed.