Kitesurfing in Cumbuco
Times of IndiaWorld Reviewer/ADVENTURE, BAHIA/ Updated : Jan 23, 2015, 11:45 IST
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On one side of Cumbuco are big dunes and on the other flat sea, but the warm air radiating off the dunes builds the wind up—it‘s proper trade wind too.
On one side of Cumbuco are big dunes and on the other flat sea, but the warm air radiating off the dunes builds the wind up—it‘s proper trade wind too. Read less

On one side of Cumbuco are big dunes and on the other flat sea, but the warm air radiating off the dunes builds the wind up—it‘s proper trade wind too. There are miles of flat wide beach to choose a spot to launch from so you shouldn’t get too crowded even if it seems like there are lots of people around town or the hotels. The flat water lagoon is about 5 km away and you can usually kite down there if the winds right but then you have to get back somehow. It’s pretty busy with the kite schools but if you go early, you should be ok. For the skilled wave lover go up to nearby Paracuru. Locals say the best wind is between June and December—which is a pretty big window—apparently locals kite all year but use bigger kites in the off season, which is still sunny—Cumbuco is pretty much on the equator. There are bars around but Cumbuco is a pretty sleepy place except for the kite crowd.
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