Ceará

Northeastern state of Brazil.

Ceara

Ceará is a northeastern state of Brazil known for its coastal cities, semi-arid interior regions, and rich cultural heritage.

/seˈaɾɐ/

Ceará derives from the Tupinambá word meaning 'land of a thousand rivers'.

Ceará is a state in Northeastern Brazil known for its beautiful beaches and strong winds, perfect for windsurfing and kitesurfing.

Ceará is home to Jericoacoara, a village known for its stunning beaches and dunes
The state's name comes from an indigenous Tupinambá chief
Ceará is a major producer of cashew nuts

Brazil Northeastern Brazil

Fortaleza Sobral Jijoca de Jericoacoara

administrative region coastal area cultural diversity