

Mayapo, Colombia
Americas
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Mayapo, Colombia
Americas
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The Americas swing from the metronomic trade winds of northeast Brazil to the gusty lake sessions of the Columbia River Gorge and the turquoise flatwater of the Caribbean. It is a continent of extremes: you can chase a hundred-kilometre downwinder along Brazil's Ceará coast one month and ride shoulder-high waves in Baja the next.
Brazil in particular is a rite of passage for the strapless and freestyle crowd, and the schools there run tight, professional operations. The listings above are the businesses our community rates across North, Central and South America.
Northeast Brazil is the headline act: Cumbuco, Preá, Jericoacoara, Ilha do Guajiru and the endless downwind coast run on relentless, warm side-shore trades from roughly July to January. The Caribbean — the Dominican Republic's Cabarete, Aruba, Los Roques and the Yucatán's Tulum and El Cuyo in Mexico — delivers flatwater and trade wind through the European winter and spring. In North America, the Outer Banks (Cape Hatteras), the Columbia River Gorge, San Francisco Bay, South Padre Island and Baja California cover flatwater, wave and thermal wind. Further south, Peru's Paracas and Chile round out the Pacific options.
Because the continent spans both hemispheres, something is always in season. Brazil and the Caribbean peak in the northern-hemisphere winter, while North America's Gorge and coasts fire through the northern summer. For a European rider, Brazil in November or the Dominican Republic in February is the classic escape.
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Northeast Brazil (Cumbuco, Preá, Jericoacoara) and the Dominican Republic's Cabarete are the standout school regions, with warm water, steady trade wind and deep experience teaching visitors. Mexico's Yucatán, the US Outer Banks and the Columbia River Gorge also have strong schools. See the verified listings above.
Northeast Brazil's season runs from about July to January, with the most consistent, strongest trade wind between August and December. That window overlaps the European autumn and winter, which is why it is such a popular escape for northern riders.
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