Editing Jericoacoara (section)

== No-Wind Activities ==

No wind in Jeri during peak season is about as common as rain in the Sahara, but for those rare flat days (or if you arrive during the off-season):

* '''Surfing''' — Malhada beach, a short walk from the village, picks up Atlantic swell from November to June, with the best waves January to April. A punchy beach break on a sandy bottom. Xavi Surf School offers lessons.
* '''Sunset Dune (Duna do Pôr do Sol)''' — The nightly ritual. The whole village climbs the dune to watch the sun drop into the ocean. Capoeira performers often show up. Non-negotiable experience.
* '''Buggy tours to lagoons''' — Even without wind, the freshwater lagoons (Lagoa do Paraíso, Lagoa Azul) are stunning. Hammocks suspended over turquoise water, cold drinks, and zero agenda.
* '''Sandboarding''' — Rent a board and slide down the dunes. Low-tech, high-entertainment.
* '''Horseback riding''' — Along the beach at sunset or through the dunes. Several outfitters in town.
* '''Stand-up paddleboarding''' — Available in the bay when there's a bit of swell, or on the calmer lagoons.
* '''Jericoacoara National Park hikes''' — Trails through dune fields and along the coast. The Pedra Furada (rock arch) walk is the most popular — about 3 km each way along the beach.