Garopaba is a coastal beach break located on Brazil's southern Atlantic coast, facing northeast toward open ocean. The spot features a sandy beach with rocky points interspersed along the shoreline, backed by dense forest and low cliffs. The residential development in the lower portion indicates this is a populated beach with moderate infrastructure. Best conditions occur with northwest to west winds (270-315°), which provide reliable side-shore flow parallel to the coastline. Wave exposure is moderate with average 1.29m swells, making this suitable for beginner to intermediate kiters. The spot offers relatively protected conditions compared to fully exposed ocean breaks. Water temperature averages 20.5°C, requiring minimal thermal protection. However, the extremely low wind reliability (0.2%) suggests inconsistent conditions, and kiters should verify weather windows carefully. Rocky hazards and shallow areas near the tideline require awareness. This location suits beginners and those seeking mellow, forgiving conditions with manageable wave size.