Strongly not recommended if you care about safety, respect, and professionalism. If you’re considering taking lessons at C2SKY, be prepared: your safety is not a priority here. Instructors do not explain basic safety rules, do not use radios, do not monitor their students, and in critical situations — they simply disappear. My friend was alone on a large empty part of the lagoon, with a radio and under instructor supervision. Despite this, another student from C2SKY, riding upwind, went straight toward him, lost control of the kite, and crashed it directly onto my friend. The result — a cut line and a ruined lesson. The instructor responsible for that student just walked away. No apology, no check-in, no help. He didn’t explain the rules, didn’t supervise, didn’t use a radio to coordinate. This is not just negligence — it’s a disgrace for a place calling itself a kite school. When we approached the station manager, Liz, we were met with aggression and blame. Without any willingness to understand the facts, she simply said: “It’s your fault.” It felt like she no longer cares — not about fairness, not about the school’s reputation. Just money. No support. No accountability. No values. It’s a shame — the spot itself is beautiful. But if something happens to you on the water — you’ll be on your own. No help. No safety. No respect. unsafe kite school, poor supervision, bad management, unprofessional instructors, no radios, irresponsible staff, no support, dangerous lessons, kite crash, C2SKY Mui Ne