Guajiru

Guajiru is a residential beach break located on Brazil's northeast coast facing east toward the Atlantic Ocean. The spot features a sandy beach with nearby populated development, creating a constrained launch area. Water conditions show consistent rough-chop characteristics typical of exposed Atlantic beaches, though average wave heights of 1.03m are modest for most kitesurfing disciplines. Wind reliability is critically low at 10%, indicating this spot experiences prolonged flat periods unsuitable for the sport. Prevailing northerly winds would provide side-shore conditions. The spot suits beginners during rare favorable wind windows due to manageable wave size and sandy bottom, but the combination of low wind frequency, limited fetch distance, and residential proximity makes this an unreliable destination for serious kitesurfing. Water temperature averaging 27.2°C remains pleasant year-round. Kiters should expect mostly windless conditions with occasional usable sessions during seasonal wind patterns.