Brazil
Kite & work

a 4-week slow travel adventure for kitesurfing digital nomads.

The trip has been carefully designed for digital nomads and remote workers.

It’s a perfect balance between communal activities and personal time, allowing for a slow-paced exploration of Brazil’s breathtaking coastline—home to some of the best kitesurfing conditions in the world.

With steady winds blowing from morning to sunset at 20–35 knots and warm waters above 26°C, the conditions are ideal for all levels. Along the way, we’ll experience a mix of open ocean and flat-water lagoons, remote hideaways, and vibrant social hubs. Over four weeks, we’ll stay in three different locations, explore many more, and conclude our adventure in the legendary town of Jericoacoara.

Nomad Winds is more than just another kitesurfing trip—it’s a lifestyle. It’s designed for digital nomads and remote workers who want to combine work, adventure, and community but welcomes also all the longterm travellers.

This is an opportunity to meet your tribe, push your limits, and create lifelong connections.

when?

12th Oct - 9th Nov 2025 *
26th Oct - 23rd Nov 2025 **
* only 1 room left
** booked out!

where?

3 Top Kite Spots:
Cumbuco, Macapá and Tatajuba

cost?

2390€ in twin room
3190€ in private room
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so, where do we go?

Cumbuco
time: 1 week

One of the oldest and most famous spots, where most kitesurfers start their Brazilian adventure, and so are we. Location close to the airport will allow some flexibility with arrival times. Social vibe and lots of events willallow us to dive deep into Brazilian lifestyle straight from the beginning.

In Cumbuco, you can experience it all: flat-water lagoons just a short downwind or drive away, choppy ocean conditions, and waves.

Day trip
  • Taiba - a spot that has become famous in the world of kitesurfing. A spot where you’ll be kiting alongside some of the best freestyle kitesurfers in the world.

Praia de Macapa
time: 2 weeks

Tiny town, where it's more likely to meet donkeys than humans. Very remote but also breathtaking with beauty. Bring your drone for the epic footage.

It features multiple flat-water lagoons nestled among mangroves at high tide, flat river mouth at low tide and small waves on the ocean side. It’s a perfect playground for progress and one of our favourite spots.

Day trip
  • trip to Parnaiba - boat trip to discover the mangrove forest, dunes, kite alone in the river and eat fresh crabs straight from the river. That's an experience.

Tatajuba
time: 1 week

Probably the most iconic big-air spot in Brazil, Tatajuba is also the windiest location on the coast. It offers a mix of butter-flat lagoons right in front of the house and some of the best right-side kickers in the world in the open ocean. A short drive or downwinder away from other legendary spots, it’s a true kitesurfing paradise.

This small town, nestled in the sand dunes, has no paved roads and is hard to access—but that’s part of its charm. The small but strong community creates a unique atmosphere, and there’s always something going on.

Day trip
  • Downwind Prea-Tatajuba - imagine strong wind, a mixture of flat areas and waves, stunning remote landscape and only you and your friends on the water cruising through
  • Night in Jericoacoara - the ultimate Brazilian party destination surrounded by sand dunes

included

  • 4 weeks of co-working with a community of kitesurfing nomads – reliable internet provided
  • Kitesurfing in perfect wind every day - all levels welcome
  • Accommodation in 3 top brazilian kitespots
  • Transportation between the spots
  • Downwinder or day trip every weekend to discover more spots - over 10 in total!
  • Weekly community dinner
  • Community-driven events and workshops
  • Loads of fun and new friends to share the adventure!

not included

  • Flight to/from Brazil (Fortaleza Airport)
  • Airport transfers
  • Travel insurance (compulsory)
  • Equipment rental
  • Kite lessons
  • Food and beverages (except for community dinners)
  • Additionnal day trips beyond the included four
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practical info

Accomodation

In Cumbuco and Macapá, accommodation will be provided in carefully selected local houses with kitchens and common areas suitable for working, all located a convenient distance from the beach. In Tatajuba, due to limited options and the remote nature of the village, we will stay in a pousada that includes breakfast and common areas, but no kitchen.

All properties have been vetted for internet quality, and we’ll also have our own Starlink as a backup. Please note that power outages can occur in Brazil, though they are relatively rare.

The price includes accommodation in twin rooms. Private rooms are available for an additional cost of €800.

Food

Once a week, we’ll gather to cook dinner together, make homemade caipirinhas, and hang out. All ingredients for those meals will be provided. Our communal dinners are a fantastic opportunity to get to know each other and connect.

Otherwise, food and drinks will be your expenses. Dinner prices range from 5€ at local eateries to 25€ at upscale, tourist-oriented restaurants, with options in between. For those on a budget, most of the accommodations include kitchen facilities so you can cook your own meals.

Transportation

At all times, we will have a car available for the group to run errands, do shopping, or go to the ATM. On transfer days, we will provide additional cars with drivers to transport everyone and all the equipment between the spots.

We will also share contacts for affordable taxis, buggies, and other services to help avoid 'gringo prices' when organizing additional trips or activities.

The airport transfers are not included but we can help you arrange the accredited transfer for Cumbuco (extra cost of 25€). Uber is an option but officially they are not allowed to transport quivers so many drivers decline.

about

Nomad Winds was born from the desire to be surrounded with like-minded people even in remote locations, and to foster a sense of community in a lifestyle that can sometimes feel isolating. It delivers community-driven co-living and co-working expeditions.
Aleksandra launched Nomad Winds with a trip to Brazil in October 2024. An adventurer and digital nomad, she has been working remotely from windy places since 2021. Apart from chasing the wind and aiming for the next WOO PR (13,9 m), Aleksandra sometimes works as a designer, researcher and strategist.
Denis, a remote software engineer born and raised in the French Alps, swapped his favorite pair of skis for a kite quiver at the end of 2021 in Cape Town. After surviving learning at one of the world’s most challenging spots, he solidified his passion for the sport.
Aleksandra and Denis reconnected in Tarifa in 2024 and have been inseparable since, chasing the wind together across six countries on three continents. Now they are joining forces at Nomad Winds to explore new destinations and share it with others. They are both certified IKO instructors.

memories from last trip