Jericoacoara Windsurfing Spot Guide - Dudu Levi

Jericoacoara
What an iconic place for windsurfing!
There are not many windsurfers who don't know this place.
Here is a spot guide for those who want to visit this wind paradise.
How To get to Jeri:
There is a small airport really close at Jijoca de Jericoacoara And you can get flights from Sao Paulo, I have no experience with it but I have seen people who came with equipment to this airport, and from there it is a 20-30 minute drive on a sandy road, you need to arrange a 4×4 shuttle.
The second option is via Fortaleza, there are flights from Paris, Amsterdam, Lisbon and more, to this airport and from there it is about a five hours drive by shuttle or bus, and the last half hour is on a sandy road, I order a transfer through the place where I usually stay in.

At the entrance to Jeri you will have to pay a tourist tax for each day you are there, don't worry, it's not that high, in some of the pousadas will already be included.

I have experience with wind conditions from the end of July to the end of December and of course there is nothing to say, there is wind!
August is more flat water and towards November and December there are more waves.

At the peak of the season, the spot is full of windsurfers so keep it in mind, I think it's better to visit before or after for a better experience, of course there are lots of very close spots with similar conditions.

There is no kitesurfing at the main spot in Jeri, but you can order a buggy every day to take you to lagoons or nearby spots.

Link to Pousada do mauricio:
Where you can spend your time in a good atmosphere: https://www.pousadadomauricio.com/

Link to JERI 250:
Windsurfing Club where you can find good equipment from the most experienced windsurfer in Jeri
https://jeri250.com/

If you have any more questions, feel free to post them in the comments.
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Edit by: Dudu Levi
drone shots: Marco Wedele
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