Titouan Galea

From the island of New Caledonia, Titouan Galea has always been into water sports and got introduced to kitesurfing through his dad, when he was 9 years old. He moved to France in 2016 to compete Kite Foiling, which he did until Wing Foiling came around, in 2020. A year later, he won the first ever World Championship Title and is now 100% dedicated to this new sport.

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I joined the 5 day Surfin Sem Fim trip from Jeri (Preá) to Atins and was dazzled with the experience. The scenery, the pousadas, the food, the staff, the sunsets were all amazing.

Alan KahlDELTA ROUTE CLIENT
Just finished the 600kms from Cumbuco to Atins. This was a life experience and a challenge for me. Surfin Sem Fin did a great job organizing this great adventure.

Enrique UliviIRON MAN CLIENT
Everytime I´m sailing and I feel my body been blowed by the wind floating in the ocean and I´m getting to a place 600 km far from the place I started. I think: ¨Here is where I´ve wanted to be. This is exctly what I´ve always wanted to live.¨

Marcela WittTV PRESENTER - CHANNEL OFF
Perfectly organized trip, with a highly experienced kitesurfer helping us riding and surfing on great locations. Chile offers us superb foods, beautiful views, perfect waves and a friendly people. Couldn’t ask any better.

Alexandre RichterKITEWAVE COACHING CLIENT
I close my eyes and I can feel the wind beating my face, it blows so hard, the sea is so close and nature surrounds 360 degrees. Surfin Sem Fim is an experience that I would undoubtedly repeat because it not only allowed me to connect with the environment, but also with myself.

Alexandra SiglerCLIENT SSF
You see dunes, the houses, and the small boats. You travel the whole way surfing. Incredible people, their way of life, their expressions, the vibe.

Matchu LopezPROFESSIONAL KITEBOARDER

Beginner

These downwind routes are appropriate for riders who can body drag back to board, self-rescue and stay upwind reliably
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Easy

These downwind routes are appropriate for riders who:

Have at least some experience in small (<1m) waves
Have done at least one downwinder
Are confident of their ability to kite for at least 2 hours per day

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Intermediate

Routes are appropriate for riders who

Have more experience in 1-2m waves and are progressing with wave riding
Have done multiple downwinders
Are confident of their ability to kite for at least 3 hours per day
Can ride toe-side for short distances

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Difficult

These downwind routes are appropriate for riders who:

Are confident riding 1-2m waves
Have done multiple downwinders
Are confident of their ability to kite for at least 4 hours per day
Can ride toe-side for long distances

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Golden

This downwind route (Ironman) is appropriate for riders who:

Are confident riding 1-2m waves in any direction
Have done multiple downwinders, including at least one SSF blue/red/black route
Are confident of their ability to kite for more than 4 hours per day

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