Cauipe is a delta-mouth kitesurfing spot located on Brazil's northeast coast where freshwater channels meet the Atlantic Ocean. The site features a complex system of shallow lagoons, tidal channels, and sandy shoals typical of river delta environments. The coastline faces east toward the open ocean, with best side-shore winds coming from the north. The spot offers protected conditions within the delta system, making it suitable for intermediate riders seeking sheltered water practice. Wind reliability is notably low at 11.5%, requiring patience for suitable sessions. Water conditions show rough-chop characteristics typical of delta environments where river flow meets ocean swell. Waves average 1.16m, indicating modest swell exposure. Kiters should be prepared for variable depths, tidal fluctuations affecting rideable areas, and shifting sandbars. The presence of residential development and nearby vegetation requires awareness of space constraints. Local knowledge of tidal timing is essential, as delta topography changes significantly between high and low tide. Best suited for riders comfortable with shallow water navigation and variable wind patterns.