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Brésil — Fortaleza Futuro Beach

Brazil
50
/ 100
BORDERLINE
Doable, but stay alert.
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Min. level
Intermediate
Optimal wind
15-32 kts
Season
July to December
Why this scoreLive · now
Score for
Wind8ktlight
0/40
DirectionSide-onshoreESE
40/40
Gusts8kt maxslightly irregular
8/10
Slot weather
Air
27°C
hot
Sky
5%
clear
Rain
32%
showers
Water
29°C
warm
Weather risk
Storm risk to watch
CAPE 1030 · rain 32%
Le vent, sur la carte
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Live
Side-onshore(ESE)·8 nœuds
Bonne direction
Le vent rentre de biais — il te pousse le long du bord et te ramène à la plage.
NNEESESSOONO
Vent de
ESE
8kt
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Wetsuit
Shorty
or 2 mm lycra
Which kite size?for 8 kt
Generic guideKite
55 kg15–16 m
70 kg19–20 m
85 kg23–24 m
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Rising tide· coef 70
HW 01:41 · 2.75mLW 08:01 · 0.56mHW 14:19 · 2.67mLW 20:22 · 0.64m
00h06h12h18h24h

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50/ 100
BORDERLINE · now
Brésil — Fortaleza Futuro Beach
8 kt · Side-onshore · 27°C
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The spot

Discover Brésil — Fortaleza Futuro Beach

Fortaleza's in-town kite beach: open-ocean chop, a strong steady trade wind, and the famous row of barracas right behind you. Not the postcard flat lagoon, but a proper urban spot that delivers.

A big ocean beach right in the city, lined by the famous row of Praia do Futuro barracas. Warm chop under a strong, steady trade wind, the energy of Fortaleza at your back, planes crossing overhead. It's a working-city kite spot, not a postcard lagoon: convenient, lively, urban. You rig between the seafood restaurants, feel the warm air and the city's hum behind you, then head out to punch through the swell. You come here for the convenience and the buzz as much as the wind — the comfort of a metropolis glued to an ocean that never quite settles.

Who & when

Level and best time

Who it's for

Intermediate spot built for freeride and jumping. You ride the open ocean in real chop, driven by a steady but strong cross-onshore SE/E trade. It's punchy and it moves under your board — nothing like the flat beginner lagoons. If you're learning, you head to Cumbuco, Cauípe or Taíba instead.

source : travel-brazil-selection.com
Best time

Windy season runs roughly August to January, peaking September to December: the trade wind ("Leste") blows near-daily at 15–25 knots, sometimes more in the afternoon. Warm water all year (~28–30 °C). Off-season (Jan–Jun) is lighter, 10–18 knots.

source : windfinder.com
On site

Arrival guide

Getting there

Praia do Futuro sits right in the city of Fortaleza, only ~11 km from Pinto Martins airport. Dead-simple urban access: you follow Avenida Zezé Diogo, park up at a barraca and rig. A wide beach lined with barracas for kilometres.

source : mindtrip.ai
Shops, food & showers

The big barracas provide the whole comfort layer here: seafood restaurants, showers, structure, loungers, sometimes pools and live music. Spot the one where the kiters rig up. Kite schools, gear rental and the full city behind you to fix, eat or sleep.

source : tripadvisor.com
Club & downwinders

An ideal base camp for the Ceará coast: combine Praia do Futuro with Cumbuco (~45 min) and the nearby flat lagoons (Cauípe, Taíba). A classic launch point for the region's downwinders, with the convenience of staying in the city between sessions.

source : travel-brazil-selection.com
Before you go

Safety

You're on the open ocean: chop and currents are real, the wind is often stronger and gustier in the afternoon, and there are swimmers and crowds in the water in front of the barracas. Stay inside the marked kite area, never ride over swimmers, and keep a safety margin downwind. Note: kiting is banned on Sundays, and the street behind the beach can be risky — leave valuables at your barraca.

source : socialengine.kiteforum.com
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