Lagoinha, the Postcard Beach

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A unique, postcard-quality tropical paradise
Exploring a former hiding place for French pirates
Chance to admire outstanding views overlooking the bay
One of the largest attractions along the Sol Poente Route
Grand landscape of beaches & coconut trees

Tarikh

Pengembara

Pilihan bahasa: Bahasa Portugis

Masa bermula: 07:30

Butiran harga

RM 142.89 x 1 DewasaRM 142.89

Jumlah

Hingga Jum, 2 Okt

Bahasa yang tersedia

Masa bermula: 07:30

Butiran harga

RM 232.70 x 1 DewasaRM 232.70

Jumlah

Hingga Jum, 2 Okt

Guided tour of Lagoinha
Roundtrip transportation to and from your Fortaleza hotel
Live tour commentary provided in English and Portuguese
Meals and beverages
Optional - Boat rides to the Almécegs Pond combined with Pau-de-Arara Rides - Approx 18 USD

- A fee of approximately 18 USD for boat rides to the Almécegas Pond and a Pau-de-Arara ride is payable on the day of the activity.
- Hotel pickup is available from most Fortaleza hotels. Please arrange pickup from your hotel or a nearby location when you call to confirm your reservation.
- You will receive confirmation of your exact tour departure time when you call to confirm your reservation.

This popular beach is the postcard-quality tropical paradise of your dreams. Once an ancient hiding place for French pirates, today Lagoinha is a quiet fishing community where you can relax and admire the view from a commanding position overlooking the bay.

Located 64 miles (104 km) from Fortaleza in the district of Paraipaba, Lagoinha is one of the largest attractions along the Sol Poente Route. French pirates once used the cove's shelter and sweeping views to hide out in between raids, and today Lagoinha hosts a community of fishermen in an exuberant landscape of coconut trees, white sandy beaches, red dunes, and lazy waves lapping the shores of the natural bay.

For an extra charge, the bars and restaurants offer optional boat trips to the Almécegas Pond, combined with rides in a pau-de-arara, an open truck favored by local migrants.