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Ipioca Beach, City of Maceio, state of Alagoas, Brazil
Alagoas is one of the 26 states of Brazil and a postcard come to life: where the Atlantic’s blues meet lush green shores, and every wave carries the rhythms of Brazil’s soul. Whether you're riding the tide, sampling regional dishes, or strolling through city markets, each day here is a kaleidoscopic invitation to experience life in technicolor.
Ipioca beach
With less than 25 km north of central Maceió, Ipioca is a stunning paradise of fine white sand fringed by coconut palms and clear, warm waves. You can walk to the natural pools, go snorkelling or hire boards and kayaks. At the São Gonçalo viewpoint, you’ll have a spectacular view of the region.
Off the shore lie natural tidal pools perfect for snorkeling, ideal for guests at The Brazilian Hub to explore, unwind, or practice Portuguese in coastal bliss.
Maceió City & Coastline
Maceió, the lively capital of Alagoas, dazzles with emerald beaches and a rich cultural pulse.
Don’t miss:
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Pajuçara Beach with its iconic raft rides to reef pools and artisanal market stalls.
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Ponta Verde Beach, a tranquil urban escape with coconut palms, live music, and beachfront bars.
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Jatiúca & Cruz das Almas, surf-friendly stretches beloved by wave riders.
Cultural hotspots abound too: the Museo Théo Brandão, Deodoro Theater, and Maceió Cathedral present deep roots in local folklore and art.
Beyond Maceió:
Alagoas Highlights Maragogi: Known as the “Brazilian Caribbean,” Maragogi offers spectacular turquoise bays and vibrant reef pools.
Praia do Gunga: Framed by coconut groves and the
sweet lagoon of Roteiro, this photo-perfect beach is
great for kayaking and scenic boat rides.
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Barra de Santo Antônio: Home to dramatic cliffs and rainbow sands at Carro Quebrado, plus serene Tabuba and scenic Croa Island's natural pools
São Miguel dos Milagres, Praia do Patacho, Porto de Pedras, part of Alagoas’s hidden-cove circuit, each offering pristine shores and an authentic Brazilian vibe.
Mundaú Lagoon: Just outside Maceió, this mangrove estuary hosts fishing communities and wildlife in a peaceful, emerald setting.
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