Top Extreme Sports in Aosta Valley

I recommend taking a lesson even if you’re experienced. Their instructors are really helpful and can give you tips specific to the area that helped me a lot. Don't skip this step for sure!

You might want to pack some snacks and drinks. The on-site cafe can get super busy and I found myself waiting ages for just a hot drink. Save time and bring your own!

My advice is to check the weather conditions the day before. I thought I could wing it, but I ended up dealing with super gusty winds that made snowkiting tougher than it needed to be. Just plan ahead!

I recommend wearing gloves if you have them. The ropes and equipment can get a bit rough on your hands, and it made my experience smoother. Also, they helped me feel more confident tackling the tougher courses.

I suggest arriving by 9:30 AM when they open. We missed the early birds and ended up waiting in line longer than expected. The earlier you go, the less crowded it is, and you get more time on the courses!

Bring your own snacks and water. The on-site café can be a bit pricey, and having a light picnic saved us money and time. Plus, it was nice to refuel between the courses!