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Pedra do Sal

Parnaíba - Brazil

Spot Type
Wave

Water
Crystal Clear

Beach
Sand

Rider Lever
intermediate

Spot characteristics

Spot Type

Wave

Rider Skill

intermediate

Crowd

Occasional Bystanders

Beach Type

Sand

Water Quality

Crystal Clear

Tide Influence

Tide independent

Description of Pedra do Sal (Brazil)

Luis Correia and Pedra do Sal lie within the Parnaiba River Delta in northeastern Brazil. The region features varied kitesurfing conditions, including flat water and small to medium-sized waves, making it suitable for kitesurfers at different skill levels. The wind is predominantly from the northeast, influenced by both thermal and trade winds, and is typically consistent. The optimal kitesurfing window is from late July to mid-January, with the strongest winds occurring between October and December.

Launching is straightforward due to extensive beach areas and shallow waters. If you’re looking for a change of pace, downwind trips are available, showcasing the coastal landscape. Local operators provide logistics for these excursions, facilitating a seamless kitesurfing experience.

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Spot best suited for

Spot profile

Travel spot

The typical kite travel destination, it is known for its great conditions, and kiters from around the world come here for their vacations.

Equipment

Shorty wetsuit recommended for cooler evenings, kite sizes from 9 to 12 meters

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 out for strong currents when venturing into rivers and mangroves

Location

Map

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Closest City

Parnaíba

How to get There

Fly to Fortaleza or São Luís and then drive to the spot

Access

public

What to do besides kitesurfing

When not on the water, the region offers a rich cultural experience with local festivals and traditional meals. Nature enthusiasts can explore the Parnaiba River Delta's diverse wildlife and ecosystems. Visitors can stay at riverside lodges or hotels in nearby towns, which provide a cozy and authentic experience. There are also opportunities for hiking, bird-watching, and experiencing the vibrant local music. Restaurants nearby serve fresh seafood and local Brazilian dishes, offering a delicious break from kitesurfing adventures.

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