Praia de Carapebus is a surf spot that’s pretty laid-back and not too crowded, which can be nice for surfers looking for some space. The beach has a mix of sand and rocky areas, offering different types of waves. It's located in a scenic coastal region, and while it doesn't always have the biggest swells, it still attracts those willing to explore its potential.

The spot gets the best action with east swells, especially when the tides are dropping. The waves typically break over uneven reef and sand, delivering mostly right-point breaks. Surfers can find decent rides, especially when the swell is around 2ft (0.6 meters) and on days with low to mid tide. Wind from the west is ideal, making for cleaner conditions. It’s a good spot for intermediate surfers looking to practice their skills and catch some fun waves.

While Carapebus may not be the most consistent option, it’s nice to have a local spot that doesn’t get too much attention. The nearby Praia Mole has more consistent swells, but for those who enjoy a bit of adventure and some variety in their surfing, Carapebus can still be a worthwhile visit.