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Diego Suarez - Sakalava Bay · Madagascar · active · unclaimed
IKO-certified kitesurf school in Diego Suarez - Sakalava Bay, Madagascar — lessons and camp; taught in French.
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Taught inFrench
How they teachIKO-affiliated school based in Diego Suarez with its kite club directly on Sakalava Bay.
What it costs
No price published
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When to come
the water this school teaches on: Sakalava Bay
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Ringed months are the ones riders and schools name: Mar, Apr, May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct, Nov.
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.
riders' months
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Wind on the beach
What the spot record warns about
- The mangrove side by the fishermen's village is reportedly gusty and turbulent; the exact claim is unconfirmed.
- reef further offshore
- Coral reef and reef waves outside/at the bay entrance; best for experienced riders.
- Very strong peak-season wind from June to September; smaller kites often needed.
- Low-tide sandbanks and shallow areas can be grounding hazards, especially at speed or on foil.
- Remote access via sandy/unpaved track; stay in contact with local schools/resorts for logistics and emergencies.
Where you will ride
1 spot
Pinned at -12.2833, 49.3167 — borrowed from the spot it teaches at, not the school itself.
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Open weeks, the team, and photographs
A claimed page carries the weeks the school is open against the wind months above, the instructors by name, and its own pictures. None of that is held for anyone yet.
Last updated: August 2026