



by Marazul Receptivo
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.R$2,961.04This 7-hour 4x4 tour in Natal explores the south coast of Rio Grande do Norte, traveling through beaches, lagoons, dunes, and cliffs. The trip begins with a hotel pickup in a 4x4 vehicle and proceeds along the coastline. Early on, the tour stops at the Barreira do Inferno Launch Center, a Brazilian Air Force rocket base established in 1965 and the first of its kind in South America. The route passes the Pium region, known for fruit cultivation, and continues to Elbow Beach followed by Pirangi Beach, where visitors may optionally stop to see the World's Largest Cashew Tree. Next are stops at Buzios Beach and Tabatinga Beach, where a lookout offers views and photo opportunities of dolphins. At Camurupim Beach, Pedra Oca, a cave within the reefs, can be explored at low tide. The tour includes a swim stop at Arituba Lagoon, known for its clear and refreshing waters. The journey continues past Barreta Beach to Malembá Beach, a 6-kilometer stretch of unpopulated shore leading to the meeting point of the Guarairas Lagoon and the sea, where a ferry crossing is available but not included. The route then goes by Tibau do Sul, Cacimbinhas, the tip of Madeiro (Dolphins Bay), ranked among Brazil’s top ten beaches, and ends at Pipa Beach with its cliffs at Praia do Amor and the kite surfing area of Chapada, the final stop of the tour. A tourist guide is included throughout.
South Coast Beaches and Landmarks
The tour starts with a buggy pickup from the hotel heading south along Rio Grande do Norte's coast, passing cliffs and beaches. The first stop is Barreira do Inferno Launch Center, a Brazilian Air Force base founded in 1965 and the first rocket launch base in South America. The route continues past the fruit-growing Pium region, Elbow Beach, and Pirangi Beach, where visitors may stop briefly to see the World's Largest Cashew Tree. The journey proceeds to Buzios Beach and Tabatinga Beach, where a lookout point offers chances to photograph dolphins. At Camurupim Beach, Pedra Oca, a reef cave accessible at low tide, can be visited. The tour includes a swim stop at Arituba Lagoon with clear, cool water. It then passes Barreta Beach and Malembá Beach, a 6 km deserted stretch leading to the Guarairas Lagoon and sea meeting point, where a ferry crossing is possible but not included. The route goes through Tibau do Sul, Cacimbinhas, and the tip of Madeiro (Dolphins Bay), one of Brazil's ten most beautiful beaches. The final stops are Pipa Beach and the cliffs at Praia do Amor on the Chapada kite surfing area, marking the tour's endpoint.
60 min




by Marazul Receptivo
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.R$2,961.04This 7-hour 4x4 tour in Natal explores the south coast of Rio Grande do Norte, traveling through beaches, lagoons, dunes, and cliffs. The trip begins with a hotel pickup in a 4x4 vehicle and proceeds along the coastline. Early on, the tour stops at the Barreira do Inferno Launch Center, a Brazilian Air Force rocket base established in 1965 and the first of its kind in South America. The route passes the Pium region, known for fruit cultivation, and continues to Elbow Beach followed by Pirangi Beach, where visitors may optionally stop to see the World's Largest Cashew Tree. Next are stops at Buzios Beach and Tabatinga Beach, where a lookout offers views and photo opportunities of dolphins. At Camurupim Beach, Pedra Oca, a cave within the reefs, can be explored at low tide. The tour includes a swim stop at Arituba Lagoon, known for its clear and refreshing waters. The journey continues past Barreta Beach to Malembá Beach, a 6-kilometer stretch of unpopulated shore leading to the meeting point of the Guarairas Lagoon and the sea, where a ferry crossing is available but not included. The route then goes by Tibau do Sul, Cacimbinhas, the tip of Madeiro (Dolphins Bay), ranked among Brazil’s top ten beaches, and ends at Pipa Beach with its cliffs at Praia do Amor and the kite surfing area of Chapada, the final stop of the tour. A tourist guide is included throughout.
South Coast Beaches and Landmarks
The tour starts with a buggy pickup from the hotel heading south along Rio Grande do Norte's coast, passing cliffs and beaches. The first stop is Barreira do Inferno Launch Center, a Brazilian Air Force base founded in 1965 and the first rocket launch base in South America. The route continues past the fruit-growing Pium region, Elbow Beach, and Pirangi Beach, where visitors may stop briefly to see the World's Largest Cashew Tree. The journey proceeds to Buzios Beach and Tabatinga Beach, where a lookout point offers chances to photograph dolphins. At Camurupim Beach, Pedra Oca, a reef cave accessible at low tide, can be visited. The tour includes a swim stop at Arituba Lagoon with clear, cool water. It then passes Barreta Beach and Malembá Beach, a 6 km deserted stretch leading to the Guarairas Lagoon and sea meeting point, where a ferry crossing is possible but not included. The route goes through Tibau do Sul, Cacimbinhas, and the tip of Madeiro (Dolphins Bay), one of Brazil's ten most beautiful beaches. The final stops are Pipa Beach and the cliffs at Praia do Amor on the Chapada kite surfing area, marking the tour's endpoint.
60 min