Village atmosphere
Curimãs is a small, tranquil fishing village that remains largely untouched by mass tourism. The atmosphere is peaceful, with a warm local community that relies on fishing and farming. It’s an ideal destination for those looking to escape the hustle and bustle of popular tourist spots and explore a still-wild and lesser-known region of Brazil. Life in Curimãs follows a slow rhythm, with quiet evenings perfect for enjoying nature and relaxing in simplicity.
Water conditions
Curimãs features relatively flat to choppy water near the shore, making it ideal for freeriding and intermediate kitesurfers. At low tide, some areas of the water become flat, suitable for freestyle, while further offshore, small waves form, perfect for strapless surf enthusiasts. The spot is less crowded, providing peaceful sessions with plenty of space to ride without too many people around.
Wind strength
The wind in Curimãs is steady and strong during the windy season (July to December), with averages between 18 and 28 knots. The predominant side-onshore wind ensures safe sessions for kitesurfers of all levels. Curimãs is also a great starting point for downwind trips, especially toward Barra Grande or nearby spots. The wind conditions are consistent and ideal for long sessions on the water.
