% Wind/Month
- January 90%
- February 85%
- March 60%
- April 50%
- May 50%
- June 70%
- July 80%
- August 85%
- September 90%
- October 98%
- November 98%
- December 98%
But more importantly, and the reason you’re on this site is to hear more about why Brazil is rapidly becoming one of the world’s top kite spots; for amateurs and pros alike.
Along the northeast coast of Brazil lies a windy paradise spread through 4 different states, home to over 1200 km of pristine coastline with clear waves neighbouring turquoise lagoons, hidden amongst immense sand dunes. This truly is a kite board mecca, a place with endless opportunities, no matter what level or what conditions you’re looking for, you’ll find it here.
For those looking for an epic kiting and cultural experience, Brazil is without a doubt your destination. Four different states, Rio Grande do Norte, Ceará, Piauí and Maranhão, where you will find one of the cleanest air on the planet and a spectacular varied multicoloured coastline with cliffs, dunes and secluded beaches. It is no surprise why sports enthusiasts have been coming from all corners of the world to experience the wind, ride the waves and dive the reefs.
With so many places to choose from, we guarantee you an awesome experience, kiting downwind in some of the best uncrowded spots whilst discovering crystal clear flat lagoons along the way. Whether you are just starting out and want to improve your riding or you’ve been at it for years and want to push your limits we’ll find the perfect playground for you. We’ll blow you away!
For more specific information about wind, weather and water conditions as well as recommended kite sizes, please take a look at each spot in the following section.
With so many places to choose from, we guarantee you an awesome experience; whether you embark on a downwind experience riding along some of the best uncrowded spots with breathtaking landscapes or if you prefer discovering different crystal clear flat lagoons, we have you covered! No matter if you are just starting out and want to improve your riding or if you’ve been at it for years and want to push your limits we’ll find the perfect playground for you. We’ll blow you away!
For more specific information about wind, weather and water conditions as well as recommended kite sizes, please take a look at each spot in the following section.
% Wind/Month
- January 90%
- February 85%
- March 60%
- April 50%
- May 50%
- June 70%
- July 80%
- August 85%
- September 90%
- October 98%
- November 98%
- December 98%
Kitesurfing trip options in Brazil
















More than 1200 km of coast to kitesurf
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Freeride
Barra do Cunhaú - RN
Tibau do Sul - RN
A spot that combines flat water and a wave zone, depending on the tide.
São Miguel do Gostoso - RN
Praia do Marco - RN
A tiny spot where the winds are even stronger than its neighbouring spots in São Miguel do Gostoso.
Galinhos - RN
An idyllic spot where strong winds blow and where you’ll find all types of conditions with lots of little secret spots too!
Fortim - CE
An untouched beach where you’ll be one in a handful of kites out at sea.
Parajuru - CE
One of the best spots around in the east of Fortaleza.
Uruaú - CE
A perfect spot just east of Fortaleza with flat water conditions and constant winds.a.
Barra Nova - CE
A flat water spot right next to a super wave spot.
Iguapé - CE
A spot with the right combination of waves and flat water.
Cumbuco - CE
A long coconut palm-fringed beach internationally known for its lagoon ‘La Laguna de Cauipe” just a few kilometres away.
Taiba - CE
Taiba offers strong winds, wave spots and flat water in a magnificent lagoon just a few kilometres from town.
Paracuru - CE
One of the best wave spots in north east Brazil.
Lagoinha - CE
A beautiful spot with lots of secret spots.
Guajiru - CE
A tiny fishing village with a great wave spot.
Baleia - CE
A spot with a beautiful lagoon nearby and waves that appear on high tide.
Icaraizinho - CE
Ilha do Guajiru - CE
Praia do Préa - CE
Jericoacoara - CE
A mystic windsurfing and kitesurfing town with sandy streets and a bohemian vibe.
Tatajuba - CE
Barra Grande - PI
Luis Correia, Pedra do Sal - PI
A long and beautiful beach where we begin our downwinds into the Delta of Parnaiba.
Delta do Parnaiba - PI
Atins - MA
Barra do Cunhaú - RN
Tibau do Sul - RN
A spot that combines flat water and a wave zone, depending on the tide.
São Miguel do Gostoso - RN
Praia do Marco - RN
A tiny spot where the winds are even stronger than its neighbouring spots in São Miguel do Gostoso.
Galinhos - RN
An idyllic spot where strong winds blow and where you’ll find all types of conditions with lots of little secret spots too!
Fortim - CE
An untouched beach where you’ll be one in a handful of kites out at sea.
Parajuru - CE
One of the best spots around in the east of Fortaleza.
Uruaú - CE
A perfect spot just east of Fortaleza with flat water conditions and constant winds.a.
Barra Nova - CE
A flat water spot right next to a super wave spot.
Iguapé - CE
A spot with the right combination of waves and flat water.
Cumbuco - CE
A long coconut palm-fringed beach internationally known for its lagoon ‘La Laguna de Cauipe” just a few kilometres away.
Taiba - CE
Taiba offers strong winds, wave spots and flat water in a magnificent lagoon just a few kilometres from town.
Paracuru - CE
One of the best wave spots in north east Brazil.
Lagoinha - CE
A beautiful spot with lots of secret spots.
Guajiru - CE
A tiny fishing village with a great wave spot.
Baleia - CE
A spot with a beautiful lagoon nearby and waves that appear on high tide.
Icaraizinho - CE
Ilha do Guajiru - CE
Praia do Préa - CE
Jericoacoara - CE
A mystic windsurfing and kitesurfing town with sandy streets and a bohemian vibe.
Tatajuba - CE
Barra Grande - PI
Luis Correia, Pedra do Sal - PI
A long and beautiful beach where we begin our downwinds into the Delta of Parnaiba.
Delta do Parnaiba - PI
Atins - MA
Requirements to enter the country
To enter the country you will need a valid passport for at least six months from the date of entry. You will be permitted a tourist visa valid for up to 90 days which is obtained at the airport of your arrival. During the flight you will be handed an Arrival Card; a piece of paper that you receive upon arrival that must be filled in, authorizing your stay for a certain period. You must keep this document with you during your stay in Brazil as it must be handed in at customs on the day of your departure.
We advise you to contact the embassy of or consulate of your home country should you be in doubt about the requirements necessary to enter Brazil.
Local Currency
The Brazilian currency is called Brazilian Real (R$) and we advise you to check the exchange rates when exchanging your money.
Food & Drinks
The Brazilian cuisine is richly varied thanks to the influence of both native and foreign cultures. The northeast coast of Brazil dedicates their livelihood to fishing which you will more than likely taste on your travels; grilled fish, cooked “a la moqueca” etc… The world famous “churrascos” (meat restaurants) offer different cuts of quality meats and should definitely be visited by the meat lovers.
Finally, the fruits vary depending on the region but every breakfast offers a wide selection of fruits and juices according to the season.
Internet Connection & Plugs
Every pousada that we work with offers a high speed wifi connection. The plugs have a two pin and fit into a type N socket (same as plugs used in most of Europe).
Vaccines & Medicines
In this region of the northeast of Brazil one does not need to be vaccinated, but we would advise you to consult your doctor to inform yourself about vaccinations should you decide to visit other parts of Brazil during your stay.
At the same time we advise you to bring a small First Aid Kit for convenience as it can be very difficult to find medicine especially in the more rural locations.
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Downwind Trips in Brazil
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