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A Cayo Coco kite operator whose cuba-kite.com domain redirected to an expired-domain marketplace listing as of August 2026; whether it still operates is unconfirmed.

Cayo Coco · Cuba

Kitesurf school in Cayo Coco, Cuba.

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What they teach

Nothing on record about what they sell

The record names no lessons, no rental and no storage for them. Ask them what they run.

This school doesn't list its courses by level. Ask them which course fits you. Which water suits which level: see When to come.

What it costs

No price published

No figure for them is on record here. Ask them for a current one when you write.

When to come

the water this school teaches on: Cayo Coco

  1. Jan, riders' month, no figure
  2. Feb, riders' month, no figure
  3. Mar, riders' month, no figure
  4. Apr, riders' month, no figure
  5. May, no figure
  6. Jun, no figure
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  10. Oct, no figure
  11. Nov, no figure
  12. Dec, riders' month, no figure

Ringed months are the ones riders and schools name: Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr, Dec.

Nothing has been measured or modelled for this place: twelve months and no figure in any of them. The months riders name are all there is.

Wind data:
riders' months

Riders and schools name these months. The model reads lower here, and both are shown rather than averaged.

Water25–29 °Cwater type: mixed, at Cayo Coco
Windiest monthnothing modelled here

Wind on the beach

  • The resort beaches on Cayo Coco face broadly north, so the NE-ENE trade that makes the season arrives cross-shore to cross-onshore and you can work back to the beach on either tack; N and NNW is straight onshore.
  • Anything out of the south quadrant blows off the island and is the direction to sit out.
  • This is read from the way the coast lies, not from a local survey, and it flips at the causeway launch, which faces the inner bay.

What the spot record warns about

  • large offshore coral reef
  • Kiting in hotel zones is allowed only in designated Polygono kite zones.
  • Shallow sandbars and very shallow water at lagoon launches.
  • Chop and small waves at Playa Larga and Playa Las Coloradas.
  • Causeway launch has rocks, road, cars and no beach; launch from the water only.
  • Cold fronts can affect December-February weather on Cuba's north coast.

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Where you will ride

1 spot

Cayo Coco · Cuba · Map pin: 22.5415, -78.3681 — looked up from the school's name, not from an address

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Kite bag rules for your airline

Flying into Cuba

Type the carrier you are flying: what it charges for a kite bag, and the year of the policy that says so.

Checked so far for Cuba:Cubana de Aviación (national carrier) / Air Canada Rouge (seasonal Canada-Jardines del Rey/Cayo Coco routes) / European charter carriers (e.g. Condor, Edelweiss on some routes)

Every carrier, with limits and what riders report at the counter →

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Open weeks, the team, and photographs

Owners will be able to add the weeks they are open against the wind months above, their instructors by name and their own photos.

Last updated: August 2026