Tourist Route of the North Coast of Alagoas
The Tourist Route or Coral Coast on the North Coast of Alagoas is home to the second largest reef bank in the world, attracting tourists looking for private beaches with warm waters, quality cuisine, the comfort of rustic inns by the sea and ecologically sustainable tourism.
Features of the Tourist Route on the north coast of Alagoas
The Alagoas Tourist Route, approximately 300 kilometres long, is surrounded by a natural barrier formed by corals thousands of years ago. Located on the northern coast of the state, this fantastic route is an invitation to those seeking a refuge in the midst of nature.
Ecosystem and conservation
The Rota Turística region on the north coast of Alagoas, which begins a few kilometres from Maceió and extends to the border with Pernambuco, contains the second largest reef bank in the world, after Australia’s Great Barrier Re ef. At low tide, you can swim in hundreds of natural pools surrounded by a rich marine life.
The preservation of this area is favoured by the design of the coastal road, which turns inland at Barra de Santo Antônio and returns to the coast at Maragogi.
Tourist Attractions on the Route from Maceió to Maragogi
The route begins in Maceió, passes through several white sandy beaches with natural pools, and ends in Maragogi, the second tourist centre of the State.
1. Guaxuma Beach, Garça Torta and Riacho Doce (6 km)
Praia de Guaxuma em Alagoas11:38
Praia de Garça Torta em Alagoas04:03
Praia de Riacho Doce em Alagoas01:33
The beaches of Guaxuma, Garça Torta and Riacho Doce are the first stops on the way to the north coast of Alagoas.
Guaxuma is known for its water sports due to its rough seas. Garça Torta and Riacho Doce, on the other hand, offer a calmer environment, ideal for swimming in warm waters.
2. Mirante da Sereia (12.5 km)
The Mirante da Sereia is famous for its combination of fresh and salt water, creating a unique environment for bathers.
Praia Mirante da Sereia em Alagoas
The attraction for bathers is the mix of fresh and salt water created by the meeting of the river and the sea, and the natural stone wall that reduces the intensity of the waves, creating a large pool by the sea – a popular spot for locals.
It is also ideal for surfers and has several bars and restaurants.
3. Ipioca Beach (18 km)
Ipioca, on the north coast of Alagoas, offers breathtaking views and calm waters, ideal for relaxing. Known for its white sand and coconut trees, the beach can be enjoyed from different angles.
Praia de Ipioca em Alagoas
Visitors can enjoy the local cuisine at restaurants by the sea or at local stalls.
4. Paripueira beach (27 km)
Located in the Costa dos Corais Environmental Protection Area (APA), Paripueira is known for its warm, transparent waters. At low tide you can walk along the sea, making it ideal for families.
Praia de Paripueira em Maceió
The natural pools invite you to snorkel and contemplate. The beach also has a selection of bars and restaurants nearby, making for a complete experience.
5. Barra de Santo Antônio (37 km)
Praias da Barra de Santo Antônio em Alagoas
Barra de Santo Antônio, on the northern coast of Alagoas, is a charming municipality in the state of Alagoas, Brazil.
Known for its beautiful beaches and rich culture, it is an ideal destination for those seeking relaxation and contact with nature.
The beaches of Barra de Santo Antônio, such as Praia da Barra and Praia do Carro Quebrado, are famous for their crystal clear waters and white sand. These beaches offer a peaceful environment, perfect for sunbathing, strolling and water sports.
6. Barra do Camaragibe (79 km)
Barra do Camaragibe em Alagoas
At Barra do Camaragibe, the ebb and flow of the tide reveals natural pools and the meeting of the river and the sea creates a stunning landscape.
The place is characterised by the tranquillity of Marceneiro Beach, a fishing village that still has bucolic spots shaded by coconut trees. It’s an ideal place for those looking for fun and tranquillity in the midst of nature.
7. São Miguel dos Milagres (81 km)
São Miguel dos Milagres em Alagoas
São Miguel dos Milagres is a charming municipality in the state of Alagoas, Brazil, known for its beautiful beaches and peaceful atmosphere.
The main beaches, such as Praia do Toque, are ideal for relaxing and enjoying the natural beauty of the region. At low tide, natural pools form, attracting visitors for activities such as snorkelling and marine life watching.
8. Porto de Pedras (95 km)
Praia do Patacho em Porto de Pedras
Porto de Pedras is a charming municipality in the state of Alagoas, Brazil.
Famous for its stunning scenery, Porto de Pedras is a destination that attracts visitors in search of tranquillity and natural beauty.
The town is known for its paradisiacal beaches, such as Praia do Patacho and Praia da Laje, with crystal clear waters and white sands.
The region is rich in biodiversity and is home to the famous Corais de Pontal do Patacho, where you can see colourful fish and corals in its shallow waters, making it an ideal place for snorkelling and other water activities.
In addition, the natural pools formed at low tide are a great attraction for tourists.
9. Japaratinga (124 km)
Município de Japaratinga em Alagoas
Japaratinga is a municipality in the state of Alagoas, Brazil.
Japaratinga has beautiful beaches, such as the Praia do Pontal do Boqueirão..
Japaratinga is also famous for its natural pools, formed at low tide, which attract visitors looking for activities such as snorkelling and sunbathing.
10. Maragogi (130 km)
Guia Turístico de Maragogi em Alagoas
Finally, Maragogi is the second tourist centre of the province, famous for its natural pools, the Galés, 6 km from the coast.
It’s a destination that appeals to all types of traveller, offering both excitement and tranquillity.
Conclusion
The North Coast of Alagoas Tourist Route is a true jewel of Brazilian tourism, with its natural beauty, rich biodiversity and leisure activities ranging from relaxation to extreme adventure. Whether you’re looking for tranquillity or nature lovers, this route invites you to explore and be enchanted.
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