Preá Beach, located in the municipality of Cruz, is one of the largest beaches on the Ceará coast. The community is made up of families descended from fishermen and lacemakers. The shellfish gatherer and the fisherman are the symbols of the village, which still preserves the traditions of its residents.

As the trade winds are more constant and stronger, the region is considered the Mecca of Kitesurfing in Brazil, and attracts practitioners from all over the world. But Preá is not just about kitesurfing. Those looking for calm and inviting waters and good food and accommodation options will also find this region the place to be. And you can also enjoy an unforgettable sunset.

How to get there

Pinto Martins International Airport (FOR) and Jericoacoara Airport (JJD), in Cruz, are the two closest options for those arriving by air. From Fortaleza, visitors should follow the CE-085, which runs along the coast – it is 283 km away.

Where to stay

Increasingly sought after by tourists, Preá has several options of hotels and inns that fit different budgets and are just a few meters from the sea.

You can check the availability and location of accommodations at the following link, https://northtur.com.br/ or by calling +55 11 3112 – 0717.

What to eat

There is no shortage of interesting options for restaurants and bars in Preá, with emphasis on fish and seafood. A great option, in fact, is Restaurante da Lú, with dishes based on shrimp, octopus and different species of fish.

Visitors can also find good options for pizza places, burger joints and ice cream shops, most of which are located on Beira-Mar strip.

What to do

For those who want to try kitesurfing, Rancho do Kite offers courses, a shop with equipment and all the necessary infrastructure for sailing. Those who prefer a more relaxed approach can also enjoy the calm and mild sea – you can stay at one of the many stalls along the shore, which offer snacks and cold beverages.

Sertões Experience offers the opportunity to venture through the region on tours and expeditions by quad bike, UTV, motorcycle and 4×4 pickup truck, exploring the impressive natural beauty of the area.