Guajiru is part of the municipality of Trairi, a well developed town in the Brazilian state of Ceará with several recent infrastructure developments. The major part of Guajiru’s natural vegetation is still in its original state. The village and surroundings are full with palm trees, banana plants, cashew trees, castanholas, sugar canes, guajiru and mango trees.

The winds and high waves during high tide create favorable conditions for nautical sports like kite surfing. At low tide, pools appear on the beach and corals are visible under a turquoise blue sea. The dunes are beautiful to visit by buggy.

Trips and Tours can be booked anywhere in the village, the most handy place would be one of the resorts where they have got all the info and speak English.

• Official and Municipal Information: http://www.trairi.ce.gov.br/

The GOL airline is introducing a third daily flight from Miami to Fortaleza. Fortaleza is the closest Brazilian international airport for tourism from the Iberian Peninsula.

The municipality of Guajiru is part of the region of Trairi, a well developed town in Ceará in proximity to Fortaleza with several recent infrastructure developments and high valuation potential. The major part of Guajiru’s natural vegetation is still intact. The village and surroundings are replete with palm trees, banana plants, cashew trees, castanholas, sugar canes, guajiru and numerous mango trees.

The winds and high waves during high tide make perfect conditions for nautical sports like kite surfing. At low tide, pools appear on the beach and corals are visible under a turquoise blue sea. The dunes are beautiful to visit by buggy.

Trips and Tours can be booked anywhere in the village, the most handy place would be one of the resorts where they have got all the info and speak English.

• Official and Municipal Information: http://www.trairi.ce.gov.br/
• General and Statistical Information: https://aprece.org.br/municipio/trairi/

The GOL airline is introducing a third daily flight from Miami to Fortaleza. Fortaleza is the closest Brazilian international airport for tourism from the Iberian Peninsula.

The dominant part of Guajiru’s natural vegetation is still intact and untouched. The village and its surroundings are rich in palm trees, banana plants, cashew trees, castanholas, sugar canes, guajiru as well as numerous mango trees. And as quite a contrast, in the sand dunes behind the village there are hardly any plants at all. Cows and donkeys walk around freely and wind blows intensely off the steep dunes. In the middle of Guajiru there is a stream coming from the dunes.

The sand dunes which also make the Northeast of Brazil famous are sometimes referred to as “moving” dunes. Since there is no vegetation, nothing holds the sand in a coherent state, and the strong winds that come from the sea blow the sand away in such a rate that every three months you can visually see a difference in height of the dunes. At the bottom of most of the dunes used to be water pools which formed natural reservoirs for dry times. After the construction of the windmills, most of them were closed down, creating a water problem in the village. In some places the dunes have moved so far that you can see 100-year-old “iron wood”.

The winds and high waves during high tide make perfect conditions for nautical sports like kite surfing. At low tide, pools appear on the beach and corals are visible under a turquoise blue sea. The dunes are beautiful to visit by buggy.

Trips and Tours can be booked anywhere in the village, the most handy place would be one of the resorts where they have got all the info and speak English.

• Official and Municipal Information about Trairi: http://www.trairi.ce.gov.br/

The deed can be sent on request – a sworn translation to German is available.

The GOL airline is introducing a third daily flight from Miami to Fortaleza. Fortaleza is the closest Brazilian international airport for tourism from the Iberian Peninsula.

The Praia de Guajiru belongs to the 10 most coveted beaches in the northeast:

• https://blog.123milhas.com/as-10-melhores-praias-no-ceara-de-puro-sossego-e-descanso/

Additional Information about Praia de Guajiru and Trairi:

 Most of Guajiru’s natural vegetation is still intact. The village and surroundings are full with palm trees, banana plants, cashew trees, castanholas, sugar canes, guajiru and mango trees. In the sand dunes behind the village there are hardly any plants at all. Cows and donkeys walk around freely and wind blows hard off the steep dunes. In the middle of Guajiru there is a stream coming from the dunes.

The sand dunes which also make the Nordeste famous are “moving” dunes. Because there is no vegetation, nothing holds the sand together, and the strong winds that come from the sea blow the sand away in such a rate that every three months you can visually see a difference in height of the dunes. At the bottom of most of the dunes used to be water pools which formed natural reservoirs for dry times. After the construction of the windmills, most of them were closed down, creating a water problem in the village. In some places the dunes have moved so far that you can see 100-year-old “iron wood”. This is a tree that is so strong, you can’t break it by hand. The area used to be scattered with them.

The winds and sometimes extraordinarily high waves during high tide make perfect conditions for nautical sports like kite surfing. At low tide, pools appear on the beach and corals are visible under a turquoise blue sea. The dunes are beautiful to visit by buggy.

Trips and Tours can be booked anywhere in the village, the most handy place would be one of the resorts where they have got all the info and speak English.

• Official and Municipal Information: http://www.trairi.ce.gov.br/

The Brazilian GOL airline is introducing an additional third daily flight from Miami to Fortaleza. Fortaleza is the closest Brazilian international airport for tourism from the Iberian Peninsula.

Details and Description:

The here presented landplot  is located in the Coral Beach Resort, with the address denomination CB-04-04  Sunrise Beach Area E. A map and further images can be found attached to this exposé.

This plot has a total size of 450 sqm and being sold considerably under market value (reason for sale: private reasons, family in Europe). A map of the location of the specific lot can be found here: https://sitemap.bric-investment.com/ “Sunrise Beach Area E” the lot is 1 Block from the Beach.

Placed in a stunning environment, The Coral Beach Resort is a luxury beach resort currently under construction in Ceará, Northeast Brazil. Destined to be a five-star residential resort and holiday destination, the resort is located in a natural paradise of over one million square meters of beautiful sand dunes, exquisite Atlantic beaches, cool lagoons, and tropical cocoa and palm plantations. A comprehensive list of onsite amenities will be available including an exclusive beach club with restaurant and kitesurf and windsurf school, an eco-friendly boutique hotel, well-being centre, state-of-the-art fitness centre, a range of sports facilities and numerous retail and social conveniences. The construction of a Radisson Hotel is in the planning stages. Additionally, the resort is close to town with bakery, restaurants, shopping and all amenities.

The development company has at least 10 types of designs to choose from. They are also the first to be built by neighboring landowners.

It is possible to build different designs, taking into account local building regulations. These should also be discussed with the development company, but are quite flexible in this regard.

The houses shown in the pictures are of neighbouring lots and should give an impression of the type of house that could be constructed on the land.

Further Considerations:

Documentation (deed, escritura) can be sent on request.

Supplementary Information about Praia de Guajiru and Trairi:

Guajiru is one of the foremost touristic attractions in the state. Most of Guajiru’s natural vegetation is still intact. The village and surroundings are full with palm trees, banana plants, cashew trees, castanholas, sugar canes, guajiru and mango trees. In the sand dunes behind the village there are hardly any plants at all. Cows and donkeys walk around freely and wind blows hard off the steep dunes. In the middle of Guajiru there is a stream coming from the dunes.

The sand dunes which also make the Nordeste famous are “moving” dunes. Because there is no vegetation, nothing holds the sand together, and the strong winds that come from the sea blow the sand away in such a rate that every three months you can visually see a difference in height of the dunes. At the bottom of most of the dunes used to be water pools which formed natural reservoirs for dry times. After the construction of the windmills, most of them were closed down, creating a water problem in the village. In some places the dunes have moved so far that you can see 100-year-old “iron wood”. This is a tree that is so strong, you can’t break it by hand. The area used to be scattered with them.

The winds and high waves during the high tide season create perfect conditions for nautical sports like kite surfing. At low tide, pools appear on the beach and corals are visible under a turquoise blue sea. The dunes are beautiful to visit by buggy.

• Municipal and Official Information: http://www.trairi.ce.gov.br/

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