Anyone who arrives in the city of Maceió is immediately impressed by the disconcerting beauty of the waters that surround it – the verdissimo sea and the Mundaú lagoon.
Maceió is located in a totally coastal environment, Maceió stands out for its exuberant beauty.
Nestled between coconut trees, mangroves and a beautiful sea, it provides all those who visit it with beautiful memories.
Today, with approximately one million inhabitants, it is one of the most beautiful tourist centers in Brazil, tripling its population during the holiday season.
The beaches are the most beautiful in Brazil.
The entire coastline is decorated with coconut trees that give a magical touch to the stunning landscape.
Some of the beaches are still pristine and leave visitors ecstatic and unwilling to leave them; they are bathed by a sea sometimes green, sometimes blue, incomparable for the delight of the human eye.
The capital of Alagoas has a privileged location.
Bathed by 15 beaches, Maceió stands out on the national and international scene mainly for the exuberant beauty of its beaches, which are always warm and crystalline.
The white and fine sands, the reefs that form the natural pools and the immensity of coconut trees complete the paradisiacal scenery.
The beaches of Pajuçara, Ponta Verde, Jatiúca and Cruz das Almas are in an urban area and make up the seafront of Maceió, considered the most beautiful in Brazil. In this area, you can enjoy excellent hotels, restaurants, bars, pizzerias, breweries, bike paths and a boardwalk with kiosks.
At the end of the afternoon, it becomes a perfect walkway for physical activities or simply to enjoy the sunset.
It is also possible to discover more distant beaches on the north coast, such as Ipioca, Pratagy, Mirante da Sereia, Riacho Doce, Garça Torta, Guaxuma and Jacarecica.
The boat trip on Lagoa Mundaú and Manguaba guarantees an unforgettable moment in Maceió. In the Pontal da Barra district, it is possible to take the 'Nine Islands Tour', with boats sailing in an archipelago located in Lagoa Mundaú.
Of the nine islands, eight are in the capital of Alagoas and one in Marechal Deodoro, a neighboring municipality.
Maceio Tourism and Travel Guide
Maceió and its surroundings is an excellent travel destination, as in addition to having beautiful beaches, it also has a large city infrastructure. In Maceió you can enjoy incredible landscapes, with lush beaches and nature, but at the same time be in touch with the urban world. Whoever comes to Maceió doesn’t get stuck […]
Maceió, the capital of Alagoas, is bathed by lakes and a sea that mixes turquoise and emerald green. The name Maceió has a Tupi origin, its name means “what covers the marsh”. Historians claim that the capital of the State of Alagoas was born from an old sugar mill, […]
The Nine Islands are a fluvial-marine archipelago located in Lagoa Mundaú, Metropolitan Region of Maceió. For those who are thinking of going to Maceió in Alagoas, one of the most sought after tours by tourists is the route through the Nine Islands Archipelago. Boarding is at Pontal da Barra, a district of the capital […]
Maceió beaches are famous for their green waters, natural pools of Pajuçara, Ponta Verde with coconut trees and has the most beautiful coastline in Brazil. Maceió has one of the most beautiful shores on the Brazilian coast, with several urban, wild, trendy and calm beaches. The city of Maceió is also clean, safe […]
Anyone who arrives in the city of Maceió is immediately impressed by the disconcerting beauty of the waters that surround it – the verdissimo sea and the Mundaú lagoon. The beaches and tours are the main tourist attractions in the city. Take a raft ride to the natural pools of Pajuçara […]
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