Paraíba, in the north-east of Brazil, is a state of natural beauty, rich history and vibrant culture. Its beaches, historic towns and cultural events make it a fascinating destination.
With 117 km of coastline, Paraíba enchants visitors with beaches such as Baía da Traição, Barra de Mamanguape, Coqueirinho, Tambaba (the first official nudist beach in the North-East) and Intermares. There are also cliffs, dunes, rivers and forests for ecotourism.
João Pessoa, the capital, is where the sun rises first in the Americas, at Ponta do Seixas. Founded in 1585, it is the third oldest city in Brazil and has been awarded the ‘Tree Cities of the World’ from the UN/FAO, and is home to the Benjamim Maranhão Botanical Garden, covering 515 hectares — considered the world’s largest flat, native semi-equatorial forest densely surrounded by an urban area.
In the interior, there are footpaths, waterfalls, caves, hot springs and archaeological sites such as Lajedo de Pai Mateus and the Ingá Archaeological Site. In the Sertão, rock formations and dinosaur fossils are particularly noteworthy.
Barra de Camaratuba, located in the municipality of Mataraca, in the state of Paraíba, Brazil, is a charming and relatively unexplored tourist destination, ideal for those seeking tranquillity and contact with nature. Barra de Camaratuba is the wildest version of Paraíba. Located in the municipality of Mataraca, 110 kilometres from […]
Descubra o Encanto do Interior da Paraíba: Cultura, História e Natureza O Interior da Paraíba é uma região rica em história e cultura, com cidades que guardam vestígios de tempos prósperos na produção de algodão. Vídeos sobre Campina Grande, Cabaceiras, Areia, Sítio Arqueológico de Ingá e museu de Arte Assis […]
Discover the charm of Paraíba’s interior: culture, history and nature. The interior of Paraíba is a region rich in history and culture, with cities that retain traces of the prosperous times of cotton production. Videos about Campina Grande, Cabaceiras, Areia, Ingá Archaeological Site and Assis Chateaubriand Art Museum Main Cities […]
Discover the Charm of the Paraíba Hinterland: Culture, History and Nature The interior of Paraíba is a region rich in history and culture, with towns that bear traces of a time when cotton production flourished. Videos about Campina Grande, Cabaceiras, Areia, the Ingá Archaeological Site and the Assis Chateaubriand Art […]
The beauty of the beaches of the Paraíba coast, combined with the quiet and security of the cities, make Paraíba the ideal destination for your trip. The beaches of the Paraíba coast are the main attractions of the region. With a temperature of 28º C all year round, Paraíba is […]
A handy guide to the main beaches, historical sites, cultural attractions and tips for visiting João Pessoa, the capital of Paraíba. Why visit João Pessoa João Pessoa offers beaches with calm waters and sheltered reefs, sunshine almost all year round, and a historic centre rich in colonial and Art Deco […]
Paraíba: Between paradise beaches and cultural wealth Paraíba is a state in the northeastern region of Brazil, known for its beautiful beaches, rich culture and history. The name “Paraíba” comes from the Tupi language spoken by the indigenous people who inhabited the region before the arrival of European colonists. The […]
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