Taibinha Kitesurf Spot in Ceara
South America Kiteboard Spot in Brazil
Discover the adrenaline of wave riding at Taibinha, located on the western end of Taiba. This kitesurfing haven beckons thrill-seekers to conquer waves up to 8.2 feet (2.5 meters), creating a dynamic watersports atmosphere against the stunning backdrop of the Atlantic.
Taibinha Kitesurfing wind conditions
Taibinha benefits from side-onshore to slightly onshore winds from the right, creating a reliable breeze for kitesurfers. What makes wave kitesurfing exceptional here is the opportunity to ride waves up to 8.2 feet (2.5 meters) high during high tide. The conditions are perfect for experienced riders seeking the thrill of challenging waves.
Why Wave Kitesurfing in Taibinha:
Taibinha stands out as a premier wave kitesurfing destination due to the fantastic wave conditions it offers. The waves, reaching notable heights of 8.2 feet (2.5 meters), provide an ideal playground for advanced kitesurfers to showcase their skills and experience the exhilaration of riding powerful and well-formed waves. The vibrant surf culture at Taibinha adds to the overall atmosphere, creating a unique blend of kitesurfing and local wave-riding communities.
body wear
- board shorts
downwinder
- Yes
ride type
- wave
skill level
- advanced
- professional
spot type
- ocean
starting area
- sandy beach
water condition
- big wave
- medium wave
wind daytime
- in the afternoon
- midday
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Around the Kiteboarding Spot Taibinha
Beyond being a wave haven, Taibinha serves as a gathering point for local surfers and kitesurfers during high tide. The western end of Taiba offers not only exceptional wave conditions but also a lively and inclusive watersports community.
camper parking
- Not allowed, but possible
car parking
- Nearby
emergency
- A medical center
has restaurant
- Yes
has toilet
- Yes
has shower
- No
How to get to Taibinha and how to bring it about while you're there
To access Taibinha, venture approximately 1.9 kilometers (1.2 miles) downwind from Morro do Chapéu. Opt for private transportation for ease of access, considering the spot's approximate distance of 72 kilometers (45 miles) from Pinto Martins International Airport in Fortaleza.
accommodation
- near the spot
public transport
- Poorly developed
rental cars
- Recommended
Notice
Exercise caution during low tide, as stones may be present on the beach from Morro do Chapéu to Taibinha.
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