Created for women who want more than a standard kitesurf trip, this camp combines progression on the water with downtime, movement and shared experiences. Riders can choose between beginner tuition, intermediate coaching with equipment rental or supervised riding for independent kiters. Throughout the week, yoga sessions and social time help balance active days on the water with slower moments away from the wind.
Conditions around the lagoon change with the tides and moon cycle, creating a different riding environment throughout the week. Beginners benefit from shallow-water learning areas during high tide, while more experienced riders can head towards flatter water near the river mouth or explore the nearby sea conditions behind the lagoon.
Located directly beside the lagoon and only a short walk from the sea, the setup gives riders access to multiple conditions within one area. The centre provides beach support, equipment facilities, changing rooms, showers and shaded relaxation areas so everything is close at hand during the event.
Rather than focusing only on coaching hours, the camp is designed around the full experience of spending time with other women who enjoy kitesurfing, travel and wellness. Smaller shared moments between sessions, relaxed evenings and yoga practice are just as much part of the week as the time spent riding.
After settling into accommodation near the spot, guests meet the group and instructors before heading towards the lagoon for the first kitesurf session. Beginners start with introductory kite handling and safety exercises in shallow water, while intermediate and independent riders assess the conditions and begin riding with coaching support available throughout the day.
Later in the afternoon, the group gathers for the first yoga session in the tropical garden area. The evening is kept relaxed, giving everyone time to settle in, share dinner together and get familiar with the rhythm of the week.
With tides shaping the lagoon differently each day, morning sessions focus on making the most of the best water conditions available. Beginners continue developing board starts and control techniques, while more experienced riders work on transitions, riding upwind or freestyle practice in flatter water sections near the river mouth.
Yoga takes place later in the day, helping riders recover after time on the water. Evenings are informal, with many guests choosing to enjoy local seafood restaurants or spend time together around the accommodation.
By the middle of the camp, riders generally feel more comfortable with the spot and daily conditions. Coaching becomes more personalised, allowing beginners to build independence while experienced riders spend longer exploring different sections of the lagoon and nearby sea.
Participants also receive their included one-hour massage during the camp, offering recovery time between sessions. Depending on tides and wind, transfers may be arranged to the nearby river mouth for additional riding opportunities.
Daily conditions continue to shift with the tides, creating fresh riding opportunities across the lagoon. Coaching sessions focus on improving consistency, confidence and control, while independent riders can enjoy longer sessions with beach support available nearby.
Afternoon yoga sessions remain part of the daily routine, giving the group time to slow down after active sessions on the water. Shared meals and relaxed evenings continue to build the social side of the camp.
The final day gives everyone one last opportunity to ride before departure. Beginners often finish the week with improved confidence and stronger riding foundations, while experienced riders can make the most of the lagoon and sea conditions before the camp ends.
After the final yoga session and time together as a group, guests can either continue their stay in Brazil independently or travel onward following the end of the event.
Guests stay close together in accommodation located beside the centre and surrounded by tropical gardens. Outdoor seating areas, hammocks and shaded spaces provide somewhere to relax between sessions, while the short walk to the lagoon keeps the entire week convenient and easy-going.
Rooms include private terraces with seating areas and natural ventilation alongside air conditioning. Open-air style bathrooms, hot showers and practical in-room facilities make the accommodation comfortable for longer stays while keeping a relaxed beachside atmosphere.
Yes. Beginner participants receive 10 hours of kitesurf tuition designed specifically for first-time riders or those with very limited experience. Sessions take place in shallow-water areas during suitable tide conditions, helping new riders build confidence gradually.
Coaching focuses on safety, kite control and water-start techniques, with instructors adapting sessions to the conditions each day. The warm water and spacious lagoon make the environment more approachable for people learning for the first time.
Advanced riders are welcome and can choose either coaching sessions combined with rental equipment or independent riding packages. The lagoon, nearby river mouth and open sea provide enough variety for freeriding, freestyle practice and wave sessions.
Many experienced participants also join for the social side of the camp, daily yoga sessions and shared atmosphere rather than only structured lessons.
The area is known for reliable sideshore wind conditions, especially during the main season. Wind and tides combine to create changing riding areas throughout the day, meaning conditions can vary between the lagoon, river mouth and sea.
Because the lagoon depends on tidal movement, the best riding periods usually take place around high tide. Riders are encouraged to plan around daily tide schedules during the camp.
That depends on the package selected. Intermediate riders receive rental equipment included within their option, while independent riders generally use their own gear and can store it at the centre.
Beginners learning during the camp use the training equipment provided for lessons, allowing them to focus on progression without bringing their own setup.
Daily yoga sessions are designed to complement kitesurfing rather than function as advanced yoga training. Sessions focus on movement, stretching, recovery and balance after time on the water.
Participants do not need previous yoga experience to join. The sessions are relaxed and suitable for mixed ability levels.
Accommodation is located only a short walk from the riding area, allowing guests to move easily between their rooms, yoga sessions and the lagoon throughout the day.
Being close to the spot also makes it easy to take breaks during changing tide periods or return quickly for evening meals and social activities.
The lagoon naturally changes with the tides and may become shallow or partially dry during low tide periods. When this happens, riders may use nearby sea conditions or head towards the river mouth area.
Transfers to the river mouth are available when conditions there are suitable, giving riders access to alternative water conditions during the week.
Meals are not included, giving participants flexibility to explore local restaurants and cafés during the event. Many guests choose to eat together in the evenings after sessions and yoga.
The surrounding area is known for seafood dishes and relaxed beachfront dining, making meals part of the overall social atmosphere during the camp.
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About the centre
Ceará
Operated by Kiteboarding Club Parajuru, a partner of adventuro.
