Canoa Quebrada Tours and Tickets

There are plenty of ways to experience Canoa Quebrada. Looking at ratings and reviews previously given by customers, these are the best tours available right now: 

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• Canoa Quebrada from Fortaleza

Canoa Quebrada is a public beach and is free to visit, although you can rent parasols and sun loungers for a small fee. Many visitors opt to visit as part of a guided tour of the Ceará coast, and full-day tours from Fortaleza start around US$15.

Canoa Quebrada is a fishing village and beach resort along the coast of Aracati, southeast of Fortaleza. Attracting surfers, backpackers, hippies, and adventure travelers, the idyllic coastline is known for its dramatic red cliffs and white-sand dunes, which provide a spectacular backdrop for buggy tours.

Canoa Quebrada beach is about a 2.5-hour drive southeast of Fortaleza and can be reached by car or bus from Fortaleza. It’s most convenient to visit with your own transport or to join a guided tour from Fortaleza, perhaps including the neighboring beaches of Morro Branco and Praia das Fontes.

With its white-sand beaches, sweeping dunes, and red cliffs, Canoa Quebrada offers a variety of adventure activities on land and on the water. A high-speed buggy ride through the dunes is a quintessential experience, and you can also go horseback riding along the beach and try paragliding or kitesurfing.

It’s warm enough for swimming and sunbathing year-round along Brazil’s northeast coast, but the best beach weather in Canoa Quebrada is during the dry season, which runs from July through December. Most visitors avoid the short wet season from February through May, when it’s often rainy and stormy.