Jericoacoara Kitesurfing

This page carries 7 schools. 1 are in the register and 5 name a training body. Read 2026-08-19.

1 are in the IKO register, which is a third party saying the business is listed and nothing more. Everything else is what the school states on its own site, quoted and dated. Nobody assessed any of them.

Kite schools in Jericoacoara, from two kinds of source at once, read on 19 August 2026. Every school IKO lists here, 1 of them. IKO publishes its directory, so a school appearing in it has its affiliation from the body rather than from its own website, and that is all the directory settles: it says nothing about teaching, languages, insurance or safety cover, and nobody assessed anybody. Absence means less here than on the dive pages. IKO lists 306 affiliated centres in 64 countries, and IKO's own site says it affiliates more centres than its directory carries, so a school missing from this page may be affiliated and absent from the list, or teaching under a body neither register covers. It is not a judgement about the school.

On a dive page, Green Fins means a named third party visited the business and scored it. Nothing on this page is like that. What is here is a register entry for 1 of them, and for the rest what the school states on its own site, quoted and dated.

What absence means here. For the 1 taken from the register, absence means the register does not carry the business, which is a statement about a list. For the other 6 it means the school is not in these registers, which says nothing about the school.

An equipment brand is not a training body. Several schools show Duotone, Cabrinha, Naish or North prominently. Those are gear sponsorships and certify nothing, so they are not recorded as affiliations, and a school that names only a brand shows a blank here.

A register entry can be opened; a claim cannot. Every affiliation taken from a register links to that body's own page for that business, so the listing can be read at the source instead of taken from here. Where a school's own words are shown instead, they are a claim with nothing behind them but the school, and they are labelled that way.

Why these registers and not others. A register earns its place here by being enumerable and citable: it has to list who is in it, and each entry has to have a page that names the business, so a reader can check the claim instead of taking it from us. Most do neither. Green Fins is the case that shows the difference, because its members are the best evidence in this directory and its member pages render the same bytes for a real centre and an invented one, so a Green Fins fact is stored with a centre id and never cited as a link. Twenty-five were tried and nine answer: what each one returned, with the date it was asked.