Looking for accommodation in Preá, Brazil? The village offers three types of places to stay: pousadas, a few hotels, and independent holiday homes or chalets. The right choice comes down to two things: the distance to the beach and the kitesurf spot, and the style of your trip. Here is a straight summary of each option, and one of them is 100 metres from the sea.

Types of accommodation in Preá

TypeBest forHow it works
PousadaShort stays, if you want serviceBreakfast, reception, rooms
HotelIf you want more infrastructureFew in Preá, full services
Holiday home or chaletCouples, families, groups, long staysPrivacy, your own kitchen, home rhythm

Pousadas work well for a quick stopover. If you come for the wind season, work remotely or travel as a group, a house or a chalet usually suits you better: more space, an equipped kitchen and no imposed schedule.

Location matters more than you think

Distances in Preá are short, but the difference between sleeping on the sand and sleeping in the village changes the whole trip. On the beachfront, you wake up to the sound of the sea, pump your kite and walk to the spot. In the village, you are closer to the restaurants but need to move around to go ride.

If you are weighing Preá against Jericoacoara, the criteria are different: calm and wind on one side, buzz and nightlife on the other. We compare the two in our guide on where to stay in Preá.

Independent chalets and house: Chalet du Kite

Chalet du Kite is a feet-in-the-sand property, 100 metres from the beach and from Preá’s kitesurf spot. There are four 60 m² chalets for 2 people, each with an air-conditioned bedroom, a veranda and an equipped kitchen, plus a 120 m² main house for up to 3 people. Everything runs on 70 MB fiber internet with Starlink as backup, which genuinely solves the home office question.

The units are independent: you get full privacy, and a group can book the whole property, which sleeps 11 people in total. The reviews speak for themselves: 5/5 on Airbnb and 9.7/10 on Booking.

Browse the holiday homes for rent in Preá or discover the chalets and the main house.

Accommodation in Preá for every kind of trip

  • Kitesurfers: stay close to the spot to catch every window of wind. Our guide to kitesurfing in Preá covers the season and the downwinders.
  • Couples: a chalet with a sunset veranda, silence and a mosquito net over the bed.
  • Families: your own kitchen, separate units and a calm beach a few steps away.
  • Groups: the whole property, each couple in its own chalet and everyone gathering in the main house.
  • Digital nomads: redundant internet and a real desk to work at. See our page for digital nomads in Preá.

When to book

The wind season runs from July to January: it is the high season for kitesurfing and the most sought-after period. December brings the village’s New Year’s Eve celebrations, and the best places close their calendars months in advance. If your trip falls on those dates, book early.

Talk directly to your host

At Chalet du Kite you book directly with Manu, on WhatsApp: you ask your questions, receive the photos and lock in your dates with no middleman.

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When is the best time to stay in Preá?

From July to January, during the wind season. That is when kitesurfing is at its peak and the village is at its liveliest. For those months, and especially for New Year's Eve, it is worth booking your accommodation several months ahead, because the best places fill up fast.

Is it better to stay in Preá or in Jericoacoara?

Preá is the quieter of the two, with a long beach, steady wind and the feel of a fishing village. Jericoacoara concentrates the nightlife and the shops. The two are only a few minutes apart, so you can sleep in the calm of Preá and visit Jeri during the day.

Is there accommodation near the kitesurf spot?

Yes. Some places in Preá sit right on the sand, a few metres from the spot. Chalet du Kite, for example, is 100 metres from the beach: you can walk to the water with your gear in hand and be riding within minutes of leaving your room.

How much does accommodation in Preá cost?

It varies a lot depending on the type of place, how close it is to the sea and the time of year. During the high wind season and around New Year's Eve, prices go up and availability disappears quickly. The best approach is to ask for a direct quote for your dates.