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Praia de Guriu Kitesurf Spot in Ceara

South America Kiteboard Spot in Brazil

Nestled along Brazil's northeastern coastline, Praia de Guriu beckons kitesurfing enthusiasts to a tranquil haven of wind and waves. In this guide, we'll unravel the secrets of Praia de Guriu, from its reliable wind conditions that make every ride memorable to the local charm that adds an extra layer of bliss to your kitesurfing adventure. Let's dive into the details and ensure your visit to this hidden Brazilian paradise is everything you've dreamed of.

Praia de Guriu Kitesurf season

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Praia de Guriu
beginner, ocean, choppy
Praia de Guriu
34.7
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Jericoacoara
advanced, ocean, choppy
Jericoacoara
55.4
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Tatajuba
advanced, ocean, choppy
Tatajuba
166.0
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Barra Grande
advanced, lagoon, choppy
Barra Grande

Praia de Guriu Kitesurfing wind conditions

Praia de Guriu enjoys the consistent trade winds known as the "alizees." These winds predominantly blow from the east and southeast, providing kitesurfers with a dependable breeze that graces the skies from July to January. Mornings welcome beginners with gentler winds, ideal for skill development and warm-up sessions. As the day progresses, the winds pick up, reaching their peak in the early to late afternoon. With average speeds ranging from 15 to 25 knots, Praia de Guriu offers ample opportunities for thrilling rides and breathtaking jumps. The water temperature remains comfortably around 27°C (81°F) year-round, ensuring you stay refreshed and invigorated during your kitesurfing adventures.

  • body wear

    • board shorts
  • downwinder

    • Yes
  • ride type

    • freeride
    • freestyle
    • wakestyle
  • skill level

    • beginner
    • intermediate
    • advanced
    • professional
  • spot type

    • ocean
  • starting area

    • sandy beach
  • water condition

    • choppy
  • wind daytime

    • in the afternoon
    • midday

Wind Stats for Praia de Guriu Kiteboarding

Around the Kiteboarding Spot Praia de Guriu

Beyond the thrill of kitesurfing, Praia de Guriu offers a chance to immerse yourself in the vibrant Brazilian coastal culture. Discover pristine beaches that stretch as far as the eye can see, mingle with welcoming locals, and savor the delectable flavors of Brazil at seaside eateries. For nature lovers, explore the nearby dunes and estuaries teeming with wildlife, or simply unwind and witness the mesmerizing sunset views that grace the horizon with hues of orange and pink.

  • camper parking

    • Not allowed, but possible
  • car parking

    • Nearby
  • emergency

    • A medical center
    • A rescue service
    • Kite repair
  • has restaurant

    • No
  • has toilet

    • No
  • has shower

    • No

How to get to Praia de Guriu and how to bring it about while you're there

Your journey to Praia de Guriu begins at Fortaleza International Airport (FOR), followed by a picturesque three-hour drive to your kitesurfing paradise. Local transportation options include readily available taxis and convenient rideshare services. For adventurers, renting a bicycle or scooter provides the freedom to explore the area at your own pace, ensuring you're always in sync with the wind's whispers.

  • accommodation

    • near the spot
  • public transport

    • Poorly developed
  • rental cars

    • Recommended

Notice

nderstand the daily wind patterns in Praia de Guriu. Winds are generally milder in the mornings, picking up in strength in the afternoons. Plan your kitesurfing sessions accordingly to make the most of the wind conditions.

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Wind Forecast for Praia de Guriu Kitesurfing

FAQs

The prevalent wind conditions in Praia de Guriu are the trade winds, known locally as "alizees," blowing consistently from the east and southeast.

Kiteboarding Spots around Ceara

Part in roof top bar over Jericoacoara
Brazil - Jericoacoara

Jericoacoara is a popular tourist stop in Northern Brazil and has been a windsurfing mecca since the 80s. It is a former fishing town in the middle of the sand dunes with pumping wind, and the town offers a nice mix of traditional Brazilian feeling and crazy parties all night long. This is a popular stopover when you fancy a bit of a rest from kitesurfing, rather than a main kitesurf spot itself, and great for a party and soaking in the vibes. You can kitesurf from the sunset dune if you like but actually kitesurfing from the main point in Jericoacoara is forbidden and reserved for windsurfers only. In front of the dune is gusty and not much fun, so in order to kitesurf you will either want to get a buggy to the nearby lagoons and beaches, or launch your kite from Jericoacoara, kitesurf downwind and get picked up at the end. The local kite schools offer shuttles, trips and downwind services so the best bet is to get in touch with them for more info.

Funny looking guy with stupid sunglasses kitesurfing in Tatajuba
Brazil - Tatajuba

The secluded fishing village of Tatajuba, midway between Jericoacoara and Camocin, is a peaceful oasis with a beautiful kitesurfing spot in Brazil. If you're visiting Brazil for kitesurfing and want to forget about the stresses of your daily life, Tatajuba is a must-see destination. The major attractions of this location are the beaches and lagoons, and there are also a few reasonably priced restaurants and various little bars to get a cold Caipirinha. There aren't many stores here, but there is a market nearby to get all the basics.

Tatajuba is a calm and peaceful Kite Spot in Brazil which provides ideal conditions for everyone, from beginners up to professional kiteboarders. You may well bump into some pro riders if you are lucky, as many of them head to Tatajuba to train their big air kiteboarding. This great kiteboard spot in Brazil is ideal for Wake style, Freeride, and Freestyle kitesurfers, but the strong wind means big air kiteboarding is amazing here!

Philippe crashing his kite hard in Barra Grande Lagoon
Brazil - Barra Grande

Barra Grande, an enchanting nook in Bahia, Brazil, has firmly marked itself on the map as a premier kitesurfing destination. Boasting consistent winds, azure waters, and a memorable downwind course to Macapa, this is a spot that offers far more than just an adrenaline thrill.