We’re stoked to welcome UPWIND Lanzarote to the ENSIS family.

UPWIND Lanzarote is run by a tight crew of passionate watermen who wake up every day chasing wind and waves, operating on one of the most iconic islands in Europe. Fully equipped with the latest ENSIS gear, they are all about getting people on the water and having a good time.

If you’re heading to Lanzarote, you’re in very good hands.

Why Lanzarote?

Lanzarote is raw, volcanic, and windy in all the right ways.

The island offers a mix of consistent winds, warm water, and a variety of spots that make it perfect for everything from your first session to pushing your riding to the next level. Depending on the wind direction, you can find flat water, waves, or open ocean for long downwind runs.

It’s the kind of place where you arrive for a trip… and start thinking about how to stay longer.

Meet UPWIND Lanzarote

At the helm is Eric Yoldjoglou, backed by a team of experienced and multilingual instructors who are comfortable teaching foilers of all levels.

Their approach is simple - keep it fun, keep it safe, and keep you progressing.

Whether you’re stepping onto a foil for the first time or looking to improve your riding, UPWIND offers lessons, coaching, and experiences across multiple disciplines - parawinging, tow foiling, wingfoiling, windsurfing, and downwinders.

And if you just want to ride, they’ve got a full range of ENSIS gear ready to rent.

They know the island better than anyone, and want your time there to be an experience you won’t forget.

The spots - chasing the wind

The beauty of Lanzarote is that you’re never stuck in one place. The UPWIND crew follows the wind, shifting between spots to find the best conditions for the day.

Costa Teguise - home base
Works in N-NE, E or NW winds, delivering proper conditions for riders who are ready to push their riding.

Arrecife - glassy sessions
When it switches on, it’s pure magic. Flat water, smooth runs, and the kind of sessions where everything just clicks.

Playa Honda - stress-free riding
If you’re looking to progress without pressure, this is the spot. Safe, consistent, and perfect for building confidence.

Laguna de La Santa - the backup plan that works
Small, windy, and incredibly useful. Especially in winter when the Calima rolls in, this spot keeps things going when others don’t.

Learning made easy

Lessons are run in the most appropriate way for the spot and conditions, with boat support at offshore and open ocean locations, two-way waterproof communication, and coaches right there with you, giving the advice you need to get up and foiling as quickly as possible.

Whether you’re on the lagoon or out in open water, you’re always connected.

Your island session starts here

If you’re planning a trip to Lanzarote and want to make the most of it, UPWIND Lanzarote is the place to go.

Good people, proper conditions, and the latest ENSIS equipment. What more do you need?

Get in touch with the team and start planning your trip:
https://www.upwindlanzarote.com/es

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