Discover the Natural Beauty of Ponta dos Mangues in Sergipe

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Ponta dos Mangues beach in Sergipe
Ponta dos Mangues beach

Ponta dos Mangues in Sergipe is perfect for those seeking tranquillity and a swim in the sea, it is part of the Santa Isabel biological reserve and the reserve was created 25 years ago to preserve the ecosystem.

Ponta dos Mangues beach is part of the Santa Isabel biological reserve, an environmental preservation area.

The beach is deserted, perfect for those seeking tranquillity and a good swim.

The name of the place is due to the large presence of mangroves. The biological reserve has an environmental preservation area of 6,000 hectares – the equivalent of 9,000 football pitches.

The Santa Isabel biological reserve was created 25 years ago to preserve the ecosystem formed by mangroves, lagoons and dunes, which are very close to the beach. The sand carefully designs shallow and deep natural pools.

Video – Ponta dos Mangues Beach and Santa Isabel Biological Reserve

Santa Isabel Biological Reserve

The Santa Isabel Biological Reserve is a Brazilian biological reserve located in the coastal state of Sergipe.

The reserve stands out for being one of the main sites of the TAMAR project, and has already released millions of turtles into the sea.

It is an important conservation unit for the mangroves of the São Francisco River.

The main endangered species protected in this conservation unit is the hawksbill turtle (Eretmochelys imbricata), and the area is also an important nesting site for the olive ridley turtle (Lepidochelys olivacea).

Ponta dos Mangues Beach, located in the Santa Isabel Biological Reserve, is a fascinating tourist destination in Sergipe, offering a combination of natural beauty and environmental conservation.

Praia Ponta dos Mangues

1. Main Attractions and Activities

1. Natural Beauty and Tranquillity

The beach offers an unspoilt natural landscape, with white sands and clear waters. It’s the perfect place for those seeking tranquillity and direct contact with nature.

2. Mangroves

The mangroves around the beach are essential ecosystems that are home to a great diversity of marine life and birds. Guided tours can offer a deeper insight into the importance of the mangroves and their species.

3. Sea turtle watching

The reserve is an important nesting site for sea turtles. During the nesting season, you can watch the turtles nesting, an exciting and educational experience.

4. Ecological Trails

There are trails throughout the reserve that allow visitors to explore the local fauna and flora. Experienced guides can enrich the walk with information about biodiversity and conservation efforts.

5. Artisanal fishing

The region is also known for its artisanal fishing. Visitors can learn about sustainable fishing practices directly from local fishermen.

2. Tips for Visiting

1. Best Time to Visit

The best time to visit Ponta dos Mangues Beach is during the dry season, between September and March, when the weather is milder and conditions for outdoor walks are ideal.

2. How to get there

The beach is located around 70 kilometres from Aracaju, the capital of Sergipe. It can be reached by road and it is advisable to go by car or hire tourist transport.

Tourism and Travel Guide to Sergipe and the Northeast

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