
Praia de Abrabas
Cape Verde · Boa Vista
Praia de Abrabas in Ervatao, on the southern coast of Boa Vista, is an isolated beach accessible mainly by 4x4. It is a popular spot for riders due to its super flat bay and wave possibilities.
The area remains wild with few people, perfect for those seeking authenticity away from hotels. There is a mix of flat for freestyle and waves on a reef when the swell comes in.
The wind is consistent year-round, making it a solid choice for a kitesurfing trip to Cape Verde.
Historische Monatsmittel — keine Live-Vorhersage.
The wind generally arrives side-off at Ervatao, perfect for riding the bay safely without risking going offshore. The launch is directly on the fine sandy beach, with a wide and obstacle-free take-off area. The navigation area is vast in the bay, flat as a lake in normal conditions, ideal for long runs of several kilometers.
At low tide, the water remains flat but the shallow water facilitates quick re-launches. At high tide, it gains a bit in depth without changing the glassy character of the spot. Be cautious on days with swell where a wave forms on a reef offshore, accessible to intermediates and advanced for strapless or surfing. Local schools can organize downwinds to other nearby bays like Varandinha.
The spot is south-facing, so the dominant offshore wind cleans the water surface, but it can switch to side-on at the end of the beach to boost jumps. Local feature: the long access on sandy tracks requires a good vehicle, and the lack of amenities on-site means you need to come prepared.
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