Chili Beach is a charming contemporary boutique hotel in a prime beach front location in the hip, sun-kissed fishing village of Jericoacoara with its beautiful dunes, laid back sandy streets, quirky restaurants and world-class kite surfing.
Set on one of the most beautiful soft white sanded beaches in Brazil namely Praia da Malhada.
Tropical beach design with contemporary furnishings and luxurious amenities
Intimate atmosphere with just 6 suites and bungalows, each with their own tropical private garden.
Dive in and cool off in the outdoor infinity pool or relax under a cabana with ocean views.
Located just a minute’s walk from the sand streets of Jericoacoara, and set directly on Malhada Beach, Chili Beach is a haven of cool contemporary style and personal service. The lush tropical grounds filled with cashew trees are home to just six airy suites and bungalows, two of which have an ocean view, finished with high quality linens and objets d’art.
The hotel has an excellent al-fresco Italian restaurant, plenty of relaxation and wellness areas offering massage treatments, facials and yoga, and a lovely pool area overlooking the ocean, perfect for watching the fishermen mending their nets as the sun goes down.
From July to November, Jeri (as the locals call it) is one of the best places in the world for windsurfing, kite surfing and catamaran sailing, but days can also be spent lazing on the beach, sand boarding on the dunes, horse riding, cycling and exploring the dunes by buggy. The village itself has many excellent small restaurants, cafes and bars that play soft samba music and serve endless varieties of caipirinha.
When to visit
Walk past the swimming pool with the swim-up bar and sink into a comfy cushioned seat on the grass in front of the hotel facing onto the ocean and the deserted beach. What a way to spend an afternoon with a book and a cold Caipirinha!
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The Chili Beach is located on Malhada beach in the small fishing village of Jericoacoara, in Northeast Brazil.
