kite trip to brazil aug 2014 any advice?

hi all, am planning a kite trip to brazil next year so any advice on locations would be great. planning on 3-4 mths away from aug/sept so anyone whose been with good news on spots will be much appreciated. cheers

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jezzacairns said..

Definitely check out the coast between Cumbuco and Jericoacoara in Brazil's North East (North of Forteleza). Sensational kiting super cheap Caipirinhas. Its sensational there. You could easily spend 3-4 months in this area alone.

thanks for that, we will def fly to forteleza and head to cumbuco, everyone i ask seems to agree with you on that one. better get googling

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gokizza said..

hi all, am planning a kite trip to brazil next year so any advice on locations would be great. planning on 3-4 mths away from aug/sept so anyone whose been with good news on spots will be much appreciated. cheers

Hi,

Start with Cumbuco and use it as your base camp. The drive to Taiba or Paracuru shouldn't take you longer than 50 minutes.
Jeri is not really my thing. Surely it is worth a visit, but most people would have enough after a week. There you will need a buggy every time you want to go kiting.
In Cumbuco you wake up, have breakky, walk the 20 meters from your apartment to the beach to rig up your kite and off you go.
Check out this: www.cumbuco-oceanview.com
Should you come, can you please bring a few neoprene stubbie coolers with you (I will pay you for them). They are very much beloved here by the locals too, so that is a great souvenir to bring along (and doesn't take up any space and weights nothing).

Cheers
Caesar

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hi all, am planning a kite trip to brazil next year so any advice on locations would be great. planning on 3-4 mths away from aug/sept so anyone whose been with good news on spots will be much appreciated. cheers

Hi,

Start with Cumbuco and use it as your base camp. The drive to Taiba or Paracuru shouldn't take you longer than 50 minutes.
Jeri is not really my thing. Surely it is worth a visit, but most people would have enough after a week. There you will need a buggy every time you want to go kiting.
In Cumbuco you wake up, have breakky, walk the 20 meters from your apartment to the beach to rig up your kite and off you go.
Check out this: www.cumbuco-oceanview.com
Should you come, can you please bring a few neoprene stubbie coolers with you (I will pay you for them). They are very much beloved here by the locals too, so that is a great souvenir to bring along (and doesn't take up any space and weights nothing).

Cheers
Caesar