Praia de Quiterias is a beach located in Ibicuitaba, Ceará, Brazil, approximately 211 kilometers from the state capital of Fortaleza. The beach presents a tranquil and relatively secluded coastal environment, characterized by a flat desert range stretching beside a coconut grove. Its topography is a great extension of the neighboring Raquenguela Beach, separated by the waters of Barra Grande. The shoreline features immense sand banks and colorful dunes of yellow, red, and gray, contributing to a scenic, natural landscape. For paddlers launching from shore, the area is noted for its calm sea and small waves, suggesting generally protected conditions suitable for kayaks and SUPs, though the presence of reefs is noted at low tide which could present a navigational hazard. The beach is accessible, with a path down to the shoreline, though it is noted that access to nearby beaches can involve crossing wet sands. Facilities are limited, with beach restaurants and small inns operating primarily during the high season. The overall vibe is peaceful and undeveloped, ideal for paddlers seeking a quiet coastal experience. A notable paddling route in the region follows the coastline from Canoa Quebrada to Pernambuquinho, passing by Ponta Grossa, Praia de Peroba, and Praia de Quiterias, indicating this beach can be part of a longer coastal journey.