The beauty of Paraíba’s beaches, combined with the tranquillity and safety of its cities, make this state an ideal destination for tourists.
With an average temperature of 28º C throughout the year, Paraíba is an irresistible invitation to tourism.
The state is proud to be home to the first rays of sunshine in the Americas, at Ponta do Seixas, and the first beach in the Northeast officially dedicated to the practice of naturism, at Tambaba.
North Coast of Paraíba
The north coast of Paraíba is full of surprises and natural beauty.
Just 18 kilometres from the capital, João Pessoa, is the port city of Cabedelo, home to the famous Pôr do Sol do Jacaré.
This place is famous for being the stage where the musician Jurandir do Sax set a Guinness Book record by playing Ravel’s Bolero for over 20 years.
Further north is Lucena, famous for its exotic beaches and centuries-old churches.
In Mataraca you will find the indigenous villages of the Potiguaras. On the border with Rio Grande do Norte is Baía da Traição, known for its Portuguese cannons and white sandy beaches.
South coast of Paraíba
The South Coast of Paraíba is a whirlwind of surprises, with estuaries, colourful cliffs, wild beaches and an enchanting turquoise sea.
In addition to its stunning landscapes, the region is famous for its cuisine, rich in seafood and organic products, and for the possibility of unique experiences in the quilombola communities of the towns of Conde and Pitimbu.
In Conde, visitors can explore an exotic coastline with 10 beaches with unforgettable views.
Tambaba and Coqueirinho are the most famous beaches, Tambaba being the first official naturist beach in the Northeast and the second in Brazil.
Videos – Tourist information about the best beaches of Paraíba
Praia de Carapibus na Paraíba04:05
Praia de Coqueirinho na Paraíba01:34
Tabatinga – PB04:15
Praia de Tambaba na Paraíba03:36
Praia da Ponta de Campina na Paraíba02:51
Ilha da areia vermelha na Paraíba04:55
Praia do Cabo Branco na Paraíba08:31
Praia de Tambaú na Paraíba02:59
See also Discover the beauties of the Paraíba coast.
The 8 best beaches of Paraíba
- Carapibus Beach – Conde
- Coqueirinho Beach – Conde
- Tabatinga Beach – Conde
- Tambaba Beach – Conde
- Ponta de Campina Beach – Cabedelo
- Red sand island – Cabedelo
- Cabo Branco beach – João Pessoa
- Tambaú beach – João Pessoa
1. Carapibus Beach – Conde
Carapibus Beach is the busiest in the region, with white sands and blue waters.
The coral formations create natural pools at low tide, making it ideal for nature lovers and tourists.
With a good infrastructure, it is an excellent choice for accommodation.
2. Coqueirinho Beach – Conde
Part of the Conde Coast, Coqueirinho Beach is famous for its natural beauty, with coconut palms and colourful cliffs.
The calm sea is ideal for families and snorkelling, and the Dedo de Deus viewpoint offers spectacular views of the region.
3. Tabatinga Beach – Conde
Tabatinga is an environmental reserve known for its golden sands and green waters.
The area is ideal for water sports such as sailing and windsurfing, and its barrier reefs provide a paradise setting.
4. Tambaba Beach – Conde
The first beach in Brazil officially designated for naturism, Tambaba enchants with its colourful cliffs and warm waters.
The beach is divided into two areas with specific rules for naturists. The beauty of the place is ideal for taking photos and relaxing.
See also Discover the nudist beaches of the Northeast and Brazil.
5. Ponta de Campina Beach – Cabedelo
Recognised as one of the best beaches in Paraíba, Ponta de Campina Beach is ideal for those seeking tranquility.
Its transparent waters are perfect for families and water activities such as kayaking and jet skiing.
6. Red Sand Island – Cabedelo
Ilha da Areia Vermelha, located 1.5 kilometres off the coast, is famous for its natural pools and rich marine life.
The island is visible at low tide, making it perfect for snorkelling.
7. Cabo Branco beach – João Pessoa
Cabo Branco beach is a favourite with locals and tourists alike.
With a long stretch of sand and comfortable huts, it is ideal for sports such as beach volleyball. The promenade is closed to cars from 5am to 8am, so you can walk or jog along the beach.
8. Tambaú beach – João Pessoa
Tambaú Beach is known for its complete infrastructure, with kiosks and street vendors.
At low tide, natural pools form where you can observe marine life. Due to the limited number of visitors, it is recommended to book tours in advance.
Paraiba and Northeast Tourist Guide
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