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Paracuru Beach in the west coast of Ceará is a place to catch fish with your hand in natural pools, watch the sunset from the top of a dune, play sports and eat very well.
Natural pools are options for those seeking tranquility on the coast of CE.
Practitioners kitesurf have good conditions for practicing the sport.
A natural pool tailored to the family is just one of the attractions provided. At low tide at Praia da Pedra Rachada, 90 kilometers from Fortaleza, the crystal clear waters are home to marine species that tourists catch with their hands, in a simple dive.
The nature of the place left a couple from São Paulo so enchanted that they moved there. “A swimming pool at will, exclusively for you, this delicious wind that doesn’t let you feel hot,” says businessman Robson Alves de Oliveira.
“This feeling of freedom, of peace, of getting away from schedules, from traffic, so this is very inviting”, adds stylist Larissa Carrasco César.
Leaving Praia da Pedra Rachada and walking just one kilometer, it changes its name: it is now called Praia do Quebra Mar.
Praia de Paracuru no Ceará
It is not only the name that changes: the wind gets much stronger and this is precisely the reason why the look changes completely.
It is a beach practically only for extreme sports.
The wind that can reach 40 kilometers is the fuel for windsurfing sails and kitesurfing kites that line the sand and color the sky. “There is Hawaii surfing. Paracuru is the Hawaii of kitesurfing, “says sales representative Eugenio Bacely.
In order not to just watch, it is possible to take kitesurfing lessons, which last one hour and cost R$ 120. In addition to the sunny and windy conditions, the welcome also pleases tourists. It is the typical friendliness of the residents of a small town by the sea.
The restaurants in Paracuru on the west coast of Ceará are a place to catch fish with your hand in natural pools, watch the sunset from the top of a dune, play sports and eat very well. They offer a cuisine ranging from sophisticated scargot to fish to delight: a fillet of sea bream on the plate with a layer of mozzarella.
At Praia do Farol, which concentrates the restaurants, visitors will also find most of the inns, with daily rates ranging from R$90 to R$200. For the same price, it is also possible to stay in a hotel with a water park.
Those who want to escape the hustle and bustle have the option of going to Praia das Almas and not leaving until the highlight of the tour: the sunset, which leads many people to climb the dunes in the late afternoon. The orange sky reinforces the beauty of the scenery and the enchantment of tourists.
Ceará Tourism and Travel Guide
