Cachoeira do Bom Jesus is a small beach break located on the Atlantic coast of southern Brazil, facing northeast toward open ocean. The spot sits at the interface between a densely developed residential area and a narrow sandy beach, with a distinctive lagoon or estuary system visible inland. The water conditions show light swell and minimal wind reliability (1.0%), making this a marginal kitesurfing location overall. The beach faces northeast, making northwesterly to westerly winds the optimal side-shore conditions for safe riding. The spot suits beginners due to generally small wave heights (0.73m average) and protected conditions, though the confined beach space and proximity to residential development limit progression potential. Water temperatures average around 20.7°C, requiring a light wetsuit. Key considerations include limited riding area, boat traffic in the bay, and the need to respect local communities. This location works best during winter months when wind patterns may improve beyond the typical 4.5-knot average.