An eFoil costs between €6,295 and €17,995 at Nauti Parts in Mallorca, depending on brand and configuration. Waydoo boards start at €6,295, Fliteboard models run €12,995 to €17,995 with import fees, taxes, shipping and training included, and the Audi e-tron foils by Aerofoils sit at €15,695 to €16,495.
Current eFoil prices
| Brand | Model | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Waydoo | Flyer EVO PRO / PRO PLUS | €6,295 - €7,095 |
| Waydoo | Flyer EVO MAX | €7,595 |
| Waydoo | Flyer EVO MASTER | €9,495 |
| Fliteboard | Fliteboard Air | €12,995 |
| Fliteboard | Fliteboard | €12,995 - €14,495 |
| Fliteboard | Fliteboard Pro | €12,995 - €14,495 |
| Fliteboard | Fliteboard Ultra | €14,495 - €17,995 |
| Fliteboard | FliteScooter | €14,995 |
| Aerofoils | Audi e-tron foil | €15,695 |
| Aerofoils | Audi Hyperfly foil | €16,495 |
Pricing notes worth knowing: Fliteboard prices include the works - import fees, duty and taxes, shipping and training. Waydoo prices include IVA but exclude delivery. Price-range models depend on the configuration you choose.
What drives eFoil pricing
- Board construction. Carbon builds cost more than inflatable or EPP boards, ride stiffer and weigh less. The Waydoo EVO PRO's carbon-and-EPP mix at €6,295-€7,095 versus a Fliteboard Ultra at up to €17,995 is largely a materials-and-refinement gap.
- Battery and range. Bigger batteries mean longer sessions - Waydoo quotes up to 140 minutes; the Audi Hyperfly's Endurance battery gives up to 2 hours. Batteries are the most expensive single component.
- Drive system and safety design. The Audi e-tron foil's fully shielded propulsion - no open propeller anywhere - is engineering you pay for, and why it's pitched as the safest eFoil on the market.
- Wings and configuration. Wing choice changes both behaviour and price: a Fliteboard Cruiser Wing (€895) suits stable, early foiling; different wing sets on the Hyperfly change top speed from 35 to 50 km/h.
- Handlebar designs. The FliteScooter (€14,995) and Audi Hyperfly (€16,495) add handlebars, which flattens the learning curve to minutes - ideal for guests, families and charter use.
Which eFoil for which buyer
First eFoil on a budget - Waydoo Flyer EVO PRO from €6,295 gives you real foiling with room to progress.
Family or yacht guest use - a handlebar model: FliteScooter or Audi Hyperfly. Anyone can be flying within minutes, and the Hyperfly's handlebar removes so it can grow into a classic eFoil. Both are proven superyacht toy-garage picks.
Experienced boardsports rider - Fliteboard Pro (€12,995-€14,495) or, for pushing limits with reduced swing weight, the Ultra (€14,495-€17,995).
Safety-first buyer - the Audi e-tron foil, €15,695: fully enclosed drive, no touchable rotating parts, made in Germany.
Try before you spend five figures
An eFoil is a considered purchase, and the right board depends on your weight, experience and where you'll ride. Talk to us before you buy: we stock and support these brands on the island, our service centre at Son Bugadelles keeps them running, and we can arrange advice and demos so you choose once and choose right. We also supply Seabobs and other water toys if the household can't agree on one machine - or you can try the feeling first on a rental.
Common questions
How much does an eFoil cost?
At Nauti Parts, from €6,295 (Waydoo Flyer EVO PRO) up to €17,995 (top-spec Fliteboard Ultra). Most buyers land between €7,500 and €15,000 depending on brand and configuration.
What's the cheapest way into eFoiling?
The Waydoo Flyer EVO PRO / PRO PLUS at €6,295-€7,095 - a genuine, capable eFoil with up to 140 minutes of battery life.
Are the prices all-inclusive?
Fliteboard prices include import fees, duty, taxes, shipping and training. Waydoo prices include IVA but exclude delivery. We'll confirm the delivered price of any board before you commit.
Which eFoil is easiest to learn?
Handlebar models - the FliteScooter and Audi Hyperfly - are the fastest to learn, typically minutes rather than sessions. The large-volume Waydoo EVO MAX is the most stable conventional board.