Extreme Control Adventures

States it was 'the first Kiteboarding school with professional IKO instructors in the area since 2004'; combines kiteboarding with scuba/cenote diving and Sian Ka'an/Mayan-ruins tours.

Tulum · Mexico

IKOPADISince 2004

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IKO and PADI-certified kitesurf school in Tulum, Mexico — lessons, rental, foil, downwinders, accommodation and 1 more.

Taught inEnglish · Spanish

What it costsnot published

Where they teachTulum3 spots it teaches at When to comeNov–MaySeason at Tulum (Kite Beach)

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What they teach

on the IKO and PADI system

What they sell

lessons
rental
foil
downwinders
accommodation
tours

This school doesn't list its courses by level; where a level is named, it is in the school's own words on this page. Ask them which course fits you. Which water suits which level: see When to come.

Taught inEnglish · Spanish

How they teachShort Line Method with radio helmets for real-time instructor feedback

From the school's site and listings

Founded2004 (site states first kiteboarding school with professional IKO instructors in the area since 2004)

Head instructorMarco (named as an instructor in a site-quoted review, not confirmed as head instructor)

Camps & packagesHourly and package kiteboarding lessons, paddleboarding & snorkeling tours, scuba diving/PADI certification, cenote cavern diving, hydrofoil lessons, equipment rental, Mayan ruins tours (Chichen Itza, Sian Ka'an)

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: Tulum (Kite Beach)

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

Water26–29 °Cwater type: mixed, at Tulum (Kite Beach)

Windiest monthnothing modelled here

Wind on the beach

cross-onshore

What the spot record warns about

coral reef - avoid contact and mind low-tide depthsea turtle nesting areas are protected, avoid disturbing them
busy tourist beach with swimmersNo dedicated kitesurf zone reported; swimmers and beach walkers share the beach.
Shallow reef 600-800 m offshore, with the distance unconfirmed. Avoid coral contact and do not ride over unknown shallow sections.
Shorebreak and chop can make beginner waterstarts harder.

More on Tulum (Kite Beach), the spot itself →

Where you will ride

3 spots

The school's base

Tulum, Yucatan Peninsula, Mexico (also operates a second base in El Cuyo)

Directions

Also given as: Tulum, Yucatan Peninsula, Mexico (second base in El Cuyo)

Tulum · Mexico · Map pin: 21.5160, -87.6670 — the school's own location

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What riders say

What comes up as praise

site cites its own selection of 5-star Tripadvisor reviews from travelers (Mexico City, San Diego, Berlin, New York, San Francisco, London, Zurich); instructor Marco praised for clearly explaining kite mechanics