Kitespots in and around Cumbuco
Find the right spot for you to train your passion, if flatwater lagoons or wavespot, we have listed some of the favorites of the region...
Cumbuco Beach
Cumbuco´s beach is more than 4km long, 100% sandy beach, here you find mostly chopp, during low tide almost flat water, time to high tide some waves
wind is side onshore
you find barracas and restaurants – there is always something
wind is side onshore
you find barracas and restaurants – there is always something
Vila Galé Beach
waves at high tide and some reef plates under water, have a look when its low tide
cross onshore
if you are lucky somebody sells coconuts, restaurants normally just for visitors of the Vila Gale
4,5km along the beach downwind, on the beach with buggy, or around with a taxi
cross onshore
if you are lucky somebody sells coconuts, restaurants normally just for visitors of the Vila Gale
4,5km along the beach downwind, on the beach with buggy, or around with a taxi
Cauipe Lagoon
Lagoon, flat water
barracas are open during the high season every day, low season can be closed during weekdays
7km along the beach downwind, on the beach with buggy, or around with a taxi
barracas are open during the high season every day, low season can be closed during weekdays
7km along the beach downwind, on the beach with buggy, or around with a taxi
Icarai Lagoon
UPDATE, because of lots of rain we had this year, lot of sand got washed into the lagoon, its very shallow and small, be careful
Lagoon, flat water DANGER! check out for some rocks, you cant see them when the lagoon is filled up
don´t go to close to the brigde, because of wind shadow because of the houses
one barraca at local, sometimes closed, weekends normally open and full – many people in the water
7km along the beach upwind, reachable by taxi, car and by public bus
Lagoon, flat water DANGER! check out for some rocks, you cant see them when the lagoon is filled up
don´t go to close to the brigde, because of wind shadow because of the houses
one barraca at local, sometimes closed, weekends normally open and full – many people in the water
7km along the beach upwind, reachable by taxi, car and by public bus
Further north and south
going North: Pecem, Taiba, Paracuru ...
sandy beaches, Pecem Taiba Paracuru are wavespots, because of shallow reef under water, beside the main spots with waves are also some river and lagoons kiteable
coming almost 100% cross-onshore, because of thermic reasons more than in the south
few baracas in the villages, some are during the weekdays closed
13+++km along the beach downwind, reachable by taxi and buggy
coming almost 100% cross-onshore, because of thermic reasons more than in the south
few baracas in the villages, some are during the weekdays closed
13+++km along the beach downwind, reachable by taxi and buggy
going South: Fortaleza Praia do Futuro and south
mostly sandy beaches, less current, more waves than going north, waves/swell are coming more straight to the beach some rivers and lagoons too with flat water
wind is almost onshore
more infrastructure than north, Fortaleza is full of barracas and restaurants along the beach, further down south the villages also have barracas, the south is also more frequented during weekends and holidays
35+++km passing Fortaleza the road “leste oeste” direction Beira Mar – always straight, you are coming to the Praia Futuro and to the roads to the south taken the raod CE-040
wind is almost onshore
more infrastructure than north, Fortaleza is full of barracas and restaurants along the beach, further down south the villages also have barracas, the south is also more frequented during weekends and holidays
35+++km passing Fortaleza the road “leste oeste” direction Beira Mar – always straight, you are coming to the Praia Futuro and to the roads to the south taken the raod CE-040
