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Baleia

Fortaleza - Brazil

Spot Type
Flat

Water
Crystal Clear

Beach
Sand

Rider Lever
beginner

Spot characteristics

Spot Type

Flat

Rider Skill

beginner

Crowd

Occasional Bystanders

Beach Type

Sand

Water Quality

Crystal Clear

Tide Influence

Tide independent

Description of Baleia (Brazil)

Baleia, situated near Fortaleza and Cumbuco in Brazil, provides a practical kitesurfing venue appropriate for a range of skill levels. The spot features shallow waters with a mix of flat sections, chop, and small waves, allowing different riding styles to thrive. The optimal wind direction is east, with thermal and trade winds most consistent from July to January. At low tide, the beach reveals ample sandy areas that are good for launching and landing kites. While tides do not significantly affect wind conditions, they do impact the available beach space, making it more spacious at low tide. On-site food options contribute to the overall convenience for kitesurfers. Baleia is part of the larger Ceara coastline, which offers a variety of kitesurfing spots as well as cultural experiences.

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Spot best suited for

Spot profile

Local spot

Maybe not be worth a real journey to reach this spot, but great if you live close by and it is a windy day. In the end, being out on the water feels great anywhere

Equipment

Board shorts, light footwear

Wind Conditions

Main wind directions

% of Windy days per month

Wind Speed Range

From 15 to 25 Knots



Suggested sizes

8 - 9 mt

10 - 11 mt

12 - 13 mt

Forecast on Windy.com

Dangers

Watch for fishing boats and local swimmers

Location

Map

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Closest City

Fortaleza

How to get There

Baleia can be reached by driving from Fortaleza west on CE085, turning onto CE168 towards Marinheiros and continuing to Praia da Baleia. The nearest airport is Fortaleza (FOR), approximately 160km away.

Access

public

What to do besides kitesurfing

Baleia benefits from its proximity to Fortaleza and Cumbuco, offering a variety of accommodations and cultural activities. Visitors can explore the local cuisine, enjoy water sports, or venture into the nearby towns for additional attractions like lagoons and beaches.

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