Cumbuco is Brazil's most famous kitesurfing destination and the starting point for many kite trips along the country's northeast coast. Thanks to its proximity to Fortaleza, well-developed infrastructure, and reliable wind, thousands of riders from around the world visit every year.

Taíba is considered one of the most versatile kitesurfing spots in Brazil. Here you can ride both on the open ocean with waves and in the famous flat-water lagoon, which attracts freestyle riders from all over the world.

Paracuru is one of the best wave-riding destinations in northeastern Brazil. It is known for its quality waves, reliable wind, and more relaxed atmosphere compared to the region's busier tourist destinations.

Often called simply Icaraí, this small beach town has become one of Brazil's most popular kitesurfing destinations in recent years. Its relaxed atmosphere, reliable wind, and long sandy beach make it an excellent choice for riders looking to combine kitesurfing with a peaceful beach holiday.

Guajiru is a small fishing village with a long sandy beach and a peaceful atmosphere. With far fewer riders than Cumbuco or Taíba, it is a great place for comfortable training sessions and relaxed freeride.

Flecheiras is a charming coastal town with a beautiful sandy beach and a quieter atmosphere than many neighboring kite spots. It's an excellent destination for riders who want to combine daily kitesurfing with a relaxing beach vacation.

Moitas is a small, lesser-known kite spot near Icaraizinho. Located at a river mouth, it offers calm water, sandy banks, and very few visitors, making it a peaceful alternative to the region's busier beaches.

Ilha do Guajiru is considered one of the best flat-water kite spots in Brazil and attracts riders from around the world every year. Thanks to its large shallow lagoon and perfectly flat water, it's especially popular with riders looking to progress quickly, improve their jumps, or get into freestyle.

Preá is one of the windiest kitesurfing spots in Brazil and the home spot of Kite Hub. Thanks to its almost daily wind, it attracts both beginners and experienced riders looking to make the most of every windy day. Unlike lagoon spots, Preá offers true ocean conditions with chop and small waves, making it an ideal place to progress from your first lessons to confident independent riding.

Jericoacoara, often called Jeri, is one of Brazil's most famous beach towns and a popular destination for kitesurfers from around the world. Many riders stay here for its lively atmosphere, restaurants, and nightlife while making daily trips to nearby kite spots. Although you can ride from Jeri's main beach, most kiters prefer nearby Preá or Guriú, where the wind is generally stronger and the riding area is more spacious.

Guriú is located just north of Jericoacoara and is famous for its lagoon at the river mouth. This peaceful spot offers flat water and is a popular stop during downwind trips along the coast. With beautiful scenery, fewer crowds, and comfortable riding conditions, Guriú is a great place for relaxed training sessions.

Tatajuba is one of the most scenic kitesurfing destinations in northeastern Brazil. It is famous for its sand dunes, crystal-clear lagoons, and spectacular downwind routes.

Barra Grande is one of the best-known kitesurfing destinations in the state of Piauí and a popular stop during long downwind trips across northeastern Brazil. It combines reliable wind with the relaxed atmosphere of a small beach town.

Macapá is a peaceful kite spot located near Barra Grande, known for its sandbanks and flatter water. With fewer riders on the water, it's a great place for relaxed sessions and steady progression. Its shallow water and reliable wind make it especially suitable for riders building confidence after their first independent sessions.