For fans of the sport, there are few adventures that match the fun, challenge, and beauty of kitesurfing Brazil.

Low costs for food and lodging and six months of dependable wind a year make kitesurfing in Brazil a no-brainer for pro and amateur alike.

Three names stand out when you talk to anyone in the know about kitesurfing Brazil.

Kitesurfing in Canoa Quebrada, Brazil

Meaning “Broken Canoe” in Portugese, Canoa Quebrada is one of the prime tourist destinations along the Atlantic coast in the state of Ceara, south of the state capital of Fortaleza.

Nightlife in Canoa is lively, especially along the main street, called Broadway, where most restaurants, cafes, and bars are located.

Magnificent dunes and cliffs combine with steady onshore winds to make Canoa of the prime spots for Brazil kitesurfing.

Kitesurfing in Cumbuco, Brazil

North of Fortaleza, Cumbuco is a small fishing village of 1,600 that has perfect conditions for kitesurfing with strong and consistent winds from June to February.

During the kitesurfing season, Cumbuco is a beehive of activity. Like Canoa Quebrada, Cumbuco has magnificent dunes at the back of its beaches that create thermals that improve wind speeds.

Kitesurfing in Fortaleza, Brazil

There are more than 300 km of beaches in the State of Ceara, and some of the best are found around the state capital of Fortaleza itself. Praia do Futuro beach is one of the most popular for kitesurfing in the capital.

The fact that Fortaleza is also the fifth largest city in Brazil with good infrastructure and services means that it is a logical starting and stopping place for kitesurfing the long and beautiful Brazilian coast of Ceara.

No doubt about it… with more than 300 km of beaches in the state of Ceara, the towns and cities of this incredible state are a wonderland for anyone who wants to spend an endless summer kitesurfing Brazil.