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Rua São Francisco, s/n, Vila de Jericoacoara, Jijoca de Jericoacoara, Ceará, Brazil

Jericoacoara, Brazil

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Jericoacoara

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The Villa

Set on a sand street in the heart of the village, Villa Oasis unfolds through three buildings of stacked stone and tropical hardwood, gathered around a pool and a planted patio. Six suites look inward onto the garden, and beyond the walls the sand floors of Jericoacoara run in every direction.

Completed in 2021, the house keeps to a small vocabulary of stone, hardwood and rendered plaster, repeated at every scale. It is run directly by the family that built it, and it receives guests suite by suite, the pool, the patios and the rooftops shared between them.

villa facade pool dusk
open common floor kitchen dining
open living dining stone wood
The Suites

Six suites, one house.

Each suite holds a different corner of the property: a private rooftop, a terrace, the garden pavilions. All of them share the pool, the patios and the common floor.

Four-poster bed with a white canopy under a rattan pendant, vertical hardwood slats and curved sofas in soft daylight.
Private rooftop terrace with a plunge pool, sun-loungers and a stacked-stone wall, palms beyond.
Twin stone vessel sinks against a stacked-stone wall, warm wood and soft towels.
Curved white sofas along a hardwood-slat wall, glass opening to tropical greenery.
Open glass doors from the suite onto a planted courtyard, warm afternoon light on the wood.
Four-poster bed with a white canopy under a rattan pendant, vertical hardwood slats and curved sofas in soft daylight.
Private rooftop terrace with a plunge pool, sun-loungers and a stacked-stone wall, palms beyond.
Twin stone vessel sinks against a stacked-stone wall, warm wood and soft towels.
Curved white sofas along a hardwood-slat wall, glass opening to tropical greenery.
Open glass doors from the suite onto a planted courtyard, warm afternoon light on the wood.
Four-poster bed with a white canopy under a rattan pendant, vertical hardwood slats and curved sofas in soft daylight.
Private rooftop terrace with a plunge pool, sun-loungers and a stacked-stone wall, palms beyond.
Twin stone vessel sinks against a stacked-stone wall, warm wood and soft towels.
Curved white sofas along a hardwood-slat wall, glass opening to tropical greenery.
Open glass doors from the suite onto a planted courtyard, warm afternoon light on the wood.
Private Rooftop

Grand Master Suite.

The suite keeps a floor of its own, wrapped all the way around by its varanda, and above it a private rooftop with a plunge pool that belongs to no other room.

Breakfast is included with every suite, prepared each morning by the villa's chef at the show kitchen.

Four-poster bed with a white canopy under a rattan pendant, vertical hardwood slats and curved sofas in soft daylight.
Private rooftop terrace with a plunge pool, sun-loungers and a stacked-stone wall, palms beyond.
Twin stone vessel sinks against a stacked-stone wall, warm wood and soft towels.
Curved white sofas along a hardwood-slat wall, glass opening to tropical greenery.
Open glass doors from the suite onto a planted courtyard, warm afternoon light on the wood.

Breakfast is included with every suite, prepared each morning by the villa's chef at the show kitchen.

Luxury in every detail.

The house keeps more than its rooms. A spa with a hammam, a fully equipped gym and a rooftop over the village sit within the same walls, a few steps from every suite, and at the front, on the sand, Miragem opens for dinner.

  • spa relaxation robes detail

    The Spa

    The spa holds two massage rooms, a hammam and a fountain, sized for two guests at a time, with the same stone as the rest of the house and warm water moving through it.

  • The villa gym, morning light through slatted windows

    The Gym

    The gym takes the upper floor of the street building, fully equipped, from the treadmill and the bike to free weights and a corner for yoga, with a window onto the village alley.

  • rooftop plunge lounge dunes

    The Rooftop

    The common rooftop keeps a bar, a second pool and a line of sunbeds, and holds the long view: the dunes, the sea, and the sun going down behind them.

  • Miragem dining room at night, woven pendants lit above the tables

    The Restaurant

    Miragem stands at the front of the villa, its own house and its own kitchen behind the same stacked stone, the two circular logos paired on the wall. In the evening it opens for dinner.

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JERICOACOARA, CEARÁ

At the heart of Jeri.

The village runs on sand from one end to the other, not a meter of asphalt between the houses, with the Atlantic to the west and the dunes to the east. The villa sits inside it all, Miragem at the door and the beach a short walk away.

Watercolor aerial of Jericoacoara: the orange-roofed village clinging to the peninsula tip, the Atlantic to the west, the dune belt wrapping east.

  • The house itself, on its sand street with the whole village around it.

  • The restaurant on the doorstep. Tables on the sand, the same stacked stone as the villa.

    Visit Miragem

  • The arch in the rock west of the village. The walk along the beach is half of it.

  • Beach bars at the shoreline. A cold caipirinha as the light drops, the sand still warm underfoot.

  • Flat water past the break and steady wind. Wings launch from the village beach.

  • A beach break in front of the village. Boards go out in the morning, before the wind fills in.

  • The downwind run to Guriú, mangroves on one side, open Atlantic on the other. Arranged from the villa.

  • The horses walk out along the shore at low tide and come back through the dunes.

  • Buggies cross the dunes to the lagoons and return before dark.

  • Villa Oasis.Here.

    The house itself, on its sand street with the whole village around it.

  • Miragem.Front door.

    The restaurant on the doorstep. Tables on the sand, the same stacked stone as the villa.

  • Pedra Furada.West along the sand.

    The arch in the rock west of the village. The walk along the beach is half of it.

  • Caipirinhas.Where the sand meets the sea.

    Beach bars at the shoreline. A cold caipirinha as the light drops, the sand still warm underfoot.

  • Wing foil.On the water.

    Flat water past the break and steady wind. Wings launch from the village beach.

  • Surf.Off the village beach.

    A beach break in front of the village. Boards go out in the morning, before the wind fills in.

  • Kitesurf in Guriú.West along the coast.

    The downwind run to Guriú, mangroves on one side, open Atlantic on the other. Arranged from the villa.

  • Horse riding.Beach and dunes.

    The horses walk out along the shore at low tide and come back through the dunes.

  • Buggy tours.From the village.

    Buggies cross the dunes to the lagoons and return before dark.

A Day at the Villa
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Soft morning light through the slats of a Master Suite bedroom.
WakingDawn

Day breaks behind the dunes. The villa stays quiet.

gym corridor machines slats
GymMorning

The upper floor before the heat. Treadmill, weights, a corner for yoga.

Kite-surf equipment lined up before heading to the beach.
KiteLate morning

Equipment from the storage room. The wind across the village from noon.

woman lagoa paraiso dunes
ExploreNoon

Lagoa do Paraíso, Pedra Furada, the dunes. A buggy if needed.

Spa room with stacked stone wall and natural materials, soft warm light.
SpaAfternoon

Two massage rooms, hammam, fountain. Sixty-four square meters, two at a time.

Common rooftop with second pool, sunbeds, and dune view at golden hour.
SunsetGolden hour

The common rooftop. The pool warms. The light turns sideways.

Drinks and small bites being prepared at the rooftop bar.
AperitivoEvening

Bar on the rooftop, speakers low, the village starting to gather below.

Diners seated on sand at Miragem restaurant, warm hanging lights overhead.
DinnerNight

Miragem opens for dinner on the sand. Or the restaurants gathered across the street.

Soft morning light through the slats of a Master Suite bedroom.
WakingDawn

Day breaks behind the dunes. The villa stays quiet.

gym corridor machines slats
GymMorning

The upper floor before the heat. Treadmill, weights, a corner for yoga.

Kite-surf equipment lined up before heading to the beach.
KiteLate morning

Equipment from the storage room. The wind across the village from noon.

woman lagoa paraiso dunes
ExploreNoon

Lagoa do Paraíso, Pedra Furada, the dunes. A buggy if needed.

Spa room with stacked stone wall and natural materials, soft warm light.
SpaAfternoon

Two massage rooms, hammam, fountain. Sixty-four square meters, two at a time.

Common rooftop with second pool, sunbeds, and dune view at golden hour.
SunsetGolden hour

The common rooftop. The pool warms. The light turns sideways.

Drinks and small bites being prepared at the rooftop bar.
AperitivoEvening

Bar on the rooftop, speakers low, the village starting to gather below.

Diners seated on sand at Miragem restaurant, warm hanging lights overhead.
DinnerNight

Miragem opens for dinner on the sand. Or the restaurants gathered across the street.

THE EXPERIENCE

Beyond the villa, into Jeri.

There are three ways to take the place: by water, by sand, or with someone arranging the day quietly while you decide nothing.

  • Wing-foiler airborne over the sea, palms and dunes behind.

    Water

    Kite the wind, swim the lagoon, follow the Atlantic.

    Explore water
  • Buggy carving through the dunes, a curtain of dust trailing behind.

    Dune / Land

    Cross the sand, walk the cliffs, find the arch.

    Explore dune & land
  • Two guests boarding a helicopter resting on the sand at golden hour.

    Concierge

    Bookings, transfers, dinners. Quietly arranged.

    Explore concierge
RIGHT NOW IN JERI

Trade winds, eight months a year.

Jericoacoara sits in a corner of the Brazilian coast that stays warm year-round. The trade winds settle in around July and lift through January, the months that built the kite culture. Beyond them the kites thin out, the water warms, and the afternoons stretch longer.

Air
26 °C

Warm year-round.

Wind
13 kt · ESE

Trade winds from the east.

Sea
1.0 m · 5 sec

Atlantic swell.

Open the weather station

Updated 07:15 local time.

Soft-line illustration of a kitesurfer riding the wind.
QUESTIONS

Plainly asked, plainly answered.

The things most guests want to know before they write. Anything else, send it our way.

  • Is Villa Oasis a hotel or a private villa?+

    It is a villa, run by the family who built it, and let suite by suite the way a small boutique hotel is. Six suites in four categories sit across three buildings, sharing the pool, the spa, the gym and the rooftop. The whole villa can also be booked on selected dates.

  • What is included in the suite?+

    Breakfast, cooked every morning by the villa's chef in the open kitchen on the common floor. In the suite: king bed, en-suite bathroom, air conditioning, minibar, Nespresso machine, digital safe, Wi-Fi and hairdryer. Plus everything shared — the 180 m² pool, the spa, the gym and the rooftop.

  • How do you get to Jericoacoara, and to the villa?+

    Fly to Fortaleza or to Jericoacoara airport. From either one, the last stretch crosses the sand of the parks around the village: Jericoacoara has no paved roads, and the final leg is done in an adapted vehicle. The villa arranges it on request. The house is on Rua São Francisco, in the middle of the village.

  • When is the best time to visit Jericoacoara?+

    It depends what you want. July to January the trade winds hold steady: that is kite season, dry days and a busy village. February to June the wind softens, the sea warms, the lagoons are at their fullest and the crowds thin out — rain falls mostly in March and April. The temperature barely changes between the two.

  • When is kitesurf season in Jericoacoara?+

    July to January, eight months a year. The north-east trade winds come up late morning and hold until sunset — that wind is what built the village's kite culture. The kite beach is a short walk from the villa, and a local school handles rental, lessons and getting on the water. The day's conditions are on our weather page.

  • Can we book the whole villa?+

    Yes, on selected high-season dates. Christmas and New Year are usually held for it. In that format the professional kitchen is available on request for private-chef dinners. Write with your dates and the team arranges the rest.

  • Does the villa take children?+

    Yes. One of the six suites is the Garden Pavilion Family, which takes an extra bed and sleeps four. The villa welcomes children without being built around them: it is a house of stone and water, with an open pool. Tell us the children's ages and the team will sort out what is needed.

  • Is there a minimum stay?+

    Outside holidays and festive dates, no — book the nights you want. Over the year-end dates, when the house is usually taken as a whole, terms are agreed case by case; write to us with your dates.

  • What is there to do in Jericoacoara?+

    Kitesurfing and wing foiling in the windy season, surfing off the village beach, and Lagoa do Paraíso a buggy ride away. On land: the dunes, Pedra Furada to the east, the Sunset Dune at the edge of the village, horseback at low tide. Further out, the Lençóis Maranhenses and the Parnaíba Delta. The team arranges any of it.

  • How far is the villa from the beach and the centre?+

    It is not. It sits in the middle of Jericoacoara, on Rua São Francisco, with shops and restaurants on the same street and the beach a short walk away. The whole village is sand and has no cars, so everything is done on foot, including the walk up the dune at sunset. The Miragem restaurant is right across the street.

  • Who runs the villa?+

    The house is run directly by the family who built it, finished in 2021. Day to day, Camila looks after Villa Oasis and Pousada Vina, four minutes' walk away, and Giovanni runs the house. The team works in Portuguese, English and French, and answers every message personally.

  • How do we book?+

    Through the contact form, by email at reservas@oasisjeri.com, or on WhatsApp. Every enquiry is answered personally by the villa team, in Portuguese, English or French.

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