Jericoacoara (Jeri) weather by month

The best time to visit Jericoacoara (Jeri) is July to September — 93/100 in August, 33°C and 0 rainy days. The best season is the dry season, June to December (90/100 on average).

The worst month is April at 64/100 — sweltering, soaked, clean air. See April →

Updated September 2026 · climate normals from ERA5 reanalysis

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Jericoacoara🇧🇷 Brazil · Guianas & Northern Brazil · Beach93
  1. 78Jan
  2. 70Feb
  3. 65Mar
  4. 64Apr
  5. 82May
  6. 90Jun
  7. 92Jul
  8. 93Aug
  9. 91Sep
  10. 89Oct
  11. 88Nov
  12. 86Dec

Best season: June to December (90/100 on average) · worst April (64/100)

Days
33°C
Nights
25°C
Wet days
0
Sun
11.2 h
Humidity
66%
Daylight
12 h
Jericoacoara, Brazil
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Jericoacoara, month by month

Comfort score out of 100 for the kind of trip Jericoacoara is best for, the average high, rainy days and hours of sun a day from the climate normals, and how busy it tends to be.

MonthScoreTierHighRainSunCrowdsOn
Jan78B31°C20 d10 hPeak3
Feb70B30°C23 d10 hPeak2
Mar65C29°C29 d9 hQuiet4
Apr64C30°C25 d9 hBusy3
May82A30°C16 d10 hShoulder2
Jun90S31°C6 d11 hShoulder2
Jul92S32°C3 d11 hPeak3
Aug93S33°C0 d11 hBusy3
Sep91S34°C0 d11 hBusy3
Oct89A34°C0 d11 hBusy2
Nov88A33°C2 d11 hBusy2
Dec86A32°C7 d11 hPeak3

What's on in Jericoacoara through the year

Festivals, natural spectacles, holidays and the seasons to watch out for — curated and sourced. The month pages carry the detail.

January
  • National park access rules1 Jan – 31 DecRule
February
  • Carnaval week14–18 FebFestival
March
  • Semana Santa long weekend3–5 AprHoliday
  • The lagoons at their fullest15 Mar – 30 Sep (usually)Season
July
  • Wind season1 Jul – 31 Jan (usually)Season
December
  • Réveillon and January26 Dec – 31 JanSeason

Crowds in Jericoacoara in August

How busy the place itself is — school and mass holidays, the months an editor tagged, and how sought-after the weather makes them. Never part of the comfort score.

BusyWind season(estimated)

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Peak crowdsBusyShoulder seasonQuiet

Good to know before you go to Jericoacoara

Real experiences from travellers' own write-ups, quoted with a link to the original.

Visas & entry

A guide to Jericoacoara's car-free village notes that reaching the famous dunes is a short, pleasant walk from town with no entrance fee required, making a hired buggy driver worth it mainly for the more distant lagoons like Lagoa Azul and Lagoa do Paraíso rather than the dunes themselves. Their practical warning for photographers: think twice before bringing a professional camera up onto the Sunset Dune, since the combination of blowing sand and misty salt air there has a real track record of damaging electronics.
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Traveller notes on Jericoacoara

What people who have been say about the place — the year-round notes first, then month by month.

Jericoacoara forum threads describe January as decent, if not the destination's signature season - the town's famous consistent trade winds that draw kitesurfers peak roughly August through December, so January visitors shouldn't expect the strongest wind window even though some breeze is still typical. Rain chances were described as moderate rather than severe this early in the wet season, generally arriving as short bursts rather than settling in for the day, with posters noting conditions get progressively wetter heading into February and March. January is also high season here regardless of the wind trade-off, so bigger crowds were the other factor mentioned alongside the weather.
CearaCoastRegular · January · 1 month ago · Read more on Tripadvisor ↗
Forum posters describe August as sitting inside the region's windy season (roughly August-December), with wind reported blowing essentially every single day - stronger and more consistent than other months, making it prime kitesurfing and windsurfing territory. Posters note the wind in Jericoacoara town itself can actually be too strong or awkwardly angled for kitesurfing specifically, so many kiters take a short buggy ride over to nearby Preá in the afternoon for better conditions, while windsurfers tend to stay closer to town. The town gets genuinely packed in August, with a lively nightlife scene of bars, live music and beach parties alongside the daytime water sports focus - posters describe a buzzing, active atmosphere rather than a quiet beach escape this time of year.
Tripadvisor community · August · 1 month ago · Read more on Tripadvisor ↗

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