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Updated • updatedJun 26, 2025
Updated • updatedJun 26, 2025
Many of us love traveling on the Wanderlog team, so naturally we’re always on the hunt to find the most popular spots anytime we travel somewhere new. With favorites like Fortaleza dos Reis Magos, Genipabu, and Pte. Newton Navarro and more, get ready to experience the best places in Natal.
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Fortress
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Located in Natal, Rio Grande do Norte, Fortaleza dos Reis Magos is a 16th-century military fortification shaped like a star and perched on a cliff overlooking the sea. This historical landmark played a crucial role in defending the city and offers stunning panoramic views of the surrounding area. The fort's limestone embankment, cannons, and chapel add to its historical significance. It has been instrumental in repelling invaders and stands as an important symbol of Natal's history.
Bring water and sunscreen! It is a little walk and no shade at all. Tickets to get in are 5 reais full price or 2.5 reais for half price (students, seniors, etc.). You can buy these at the door with debit or Pix. The fort is beautiful and has a fantastic view of Natal and the bridge. It has a little bit of history inside of it but not much about the fort, so I would recommend reading on your own or maybe come with a tour guide if you’re really interested in history.
A note for the foundation/museum of the fort: Please get the historical information rewritten. It is outdated and written very poorly and in a racist way against indigenous peoples and the colonial history of Natal.
Miguel S — Google review
the view is very nice. you get nice views of the city and the ocean. on the other hand the fortress is not well preserved and does not have enough exhibits to see. also the use of english in the signs is mainly in the three signs in the entrance
Fortaleza dos Reis Magos is a fortress located a bit outside the city of Natal. From the fortress, you have a great view over the ocean and the city. The entry fee was 3 Brazilian reals when we visited. It is worth a visit if you are interested in history or just enjoy a great view.
People, how can you complain about a site that is free to enter!? You don’t need a guide, you can just enjoy the site and walk around, take nice photos. Be happy that they make this place available to the public for no cost! I enjoyed it!
Note! My photos are older, before renovation took place!
Great historical place, currently renovated which has given the whole building a new life! A great place to take photos, with a wonderful beach next to it and natural pools. A wonderful piece of history! Daytime sightseeing is recommended as the site is away from everything. Cultural heritage site!
Beautiful place, an oportunity to comeback to the past and feel the magic of this fort!!
It’s a nice historical place to visit. The panoramic view is amazing.
Nice historical place to take the family.
Av. Pres. Café Filho, 1 - Praia do Meio, Natal - RN, 59010-000, Brazil•
Beach
Outdoor Activities
Genipabu Beach is a must-visit destination in Natal, offering a unique experience with its sandy dunes and freshwater lagoons. Visitors can explore the area by hiring buggies to ride through the picturesque landscape. The beach provides an ideal setting for swimming and indulging in various water sports and games. Additionally, there are plenty of restaurants to enjoy local cuisine.
Amazing beach.
Clear waters.
Calm water.
Hard to park in here.
Be prepared to deal with an infinity of street salesman, and people chasing you to find parking and bring you to their beach club.
It is difficult to avoid them. Sometimes you will need to be stern for them to leave you alone.
The beach clubs are great to relax at the beach. They have a little bit of everything.
Drink lots of coconut water. In the sand, there are many people people selling many things and lots of them are great options.
Chris S — Google review
No visit to Natal is complete without a visit to the Dunes of Genipabu.
Beach good for swimming with many nice restaurants.
Highlight of a visit to Genipabu is driving with a buggy driver through the dunes of Genipabu.& a visit to its lake if not in dry season is to be recommended.
Ferry to Jacumá is especially fun as your car or buggy is put onto a boat rowed across the narrow river with the route providing a coastal route to Pitangui and Muriú.
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Nice beach to visit and surf. Close to the dunes, it offers a beautiful visual. It can get pretty dirty, though, cause people often drop waste on the sand... There could be more trash bins to try to encourage people to discard their waste properly (although this is no excuse).
Fantastic incredibly beautiful seaside village about half an hour north by road from Natal's bridges across Rio Potengi from Natal, Rn.
Beautiful safe to bathe beach lined with lots of beachside restaurants good for fish or meat dishes.
Dunes above beach are awesome and maybe climbed by athletic & sure footed or tours led by buggy drivers available from US $60 through dunes from Genipabu village or from around US $ 100 from Natal.
Tours may continue on to Pitangui & Cape Riangha eastern most point of Rio Grande do Norte state.
In rainy season April to early August ;Genipabu near & after sunset is especially famous for it's mosquitos which seem to be a particular curse for fair skinned visitors.
Hotel Genipabu high in hills with its own swimming pool tends to avoid the problems with mosquitos.
Visitors should also try by car or buggy try the raft ferry at nearby Gracendu & see the seaside mansions of Natal's political elite.
At weekends & in January & February village maybe at times crowded but midweek visits are usually quieter & much more rewarding.
Lots of sand, salt, and sun. If you're looking for beach, this one is very nice.
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Points of Interest & Landmarks
Pte. Newton Navarro, also known as the Forte-Redinha Bridge, is an iconic architectural marvel located in Natal, Brazil. This impressive cable-stayed bridge stretches across the Potengi River and serves as a vital link between the northern and southern regions of the city. Completed in 2007, it spans approximately 1.8 kilometers with a main span of 400 meters, making it one of Brazil's longest bridges. Not only does Pte.
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Beaches
Praia dos Artistas is one of the main beaches in Natal, Brazil, located to the north and flanked by Praia de Areia Preta and Praia do Meio. It offers scenic views of the city and is just a short drive from the center. The beach is part of an attractive stretch that includes historical sights like Forte dos Reis Magos and Ponte de Todos.
Nice and well-maintained, but sadly very narrow city beach. You can admire the ocean, and if you really want to, you can swim. The area is full of souvenir shops and restaurants.
European G — Google review
Cool location. I did not have the opportunity to explore the area but as I am already planning to return next year that will be a priority.😎
This is a dangerous place, there is absolutely no security in this beach. I strongly recommend to avoid this one, there are much better options around.
Food and drink are very expensive! I liked the beach, but it needs more cleaning and security! Service is poor!
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Beautifull place but since they have constracted a fish factory it is dangerous to Swim there.
It's a nice beach but doesn't have things to do as others
Av. Pres. Café Filho, 860-1006 - Praia do Meio, Natal - RN, 59010-000, Brazil•
Beach
Ponta Negra Beach in Natal, RN is a stunning destination known for its beautiful scenery and vibrant atmosphere. The iconic Morro do Careca provides incredible views, making it a popular spot for visitors. While the beach offers good infrastructure, visitors are advised to be cautious when dealing with beach vendors to avoid overpricing. The area is also known for its lively nightlife scene.
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Parque das Dunas, also known as Dunas Park, is the second largest urban park in Brazil and offers a serene escape from the city. Spanning 9 miles, this park features a picturesque blend of lush rainforest and towering golden sand dunes, creating a unique and tranquil landscape. With over fifty varieties of native trees and several walking trails, visitors can enjoy leisurely strolls amidst the scenic beauty.
Natal - State of Rio Grande do Norte, Brazil, USA•
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Ponta Negra is a well-known coastal area characterized by its eponymous beach, which extends towards the impressive Morro do Careca sand dune surrounded by lush greenery. Visitors can enjoy palm-thatched beach clubs offering refreshing beer and delicious grilled shrimp, as well as stands serving tapiocas, a local version of sweet crêpes. Additionally, the Shopping do Artesanato Potiguar mall offers a variety of items such as hammocks, pottery, and handmade sweets.
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Nature & Parks
Ponta Negra Beach is a renowned destination in Natal, attracting tourists with its beautiful beach, iconic Morro do Careca dune, and abundance of hotels, restaurants, and activities. This picturesque spot offers clear waters for swimming and various water sports to enjoy. It's a must-visit location for those seeking relaxation and fun by the sea. Additionally, nearby Pitangui Beach and Punau Beach offer stunning landscapes along the North Coast for visitors to explore.
Natal, a splendid sea city located in the warmest part of Brazil, the northeast, with astonishing, sandy white beaches, including its most popular one, the PRAIA PONTA NEGRA, easily recognizable by its landmark MORRO DO CARECA (Brazilian for "the bald hill").
The water temperature in this part of the land, is the best thing that your body and soul can experience, being perfectly warm all year around. Outside the water you've got a tropical-wet climate with the ocean breeze mitigating the, otherwise, oppressive heat. Probably my favorite kind of climate.
Praia Ponta Negra is a very pretty urban-beach, with its beautiful promenade, palm trees and delicious bars and restaurants. All you have to do is grab a coconut from a local seller, put your canga (Brazilian for beach towel) on the white, soft sand, call a local masseur (scattered all over the beach) that will give you the best relaxing moments and then go for a swim in the warm ocean. To end a perfect day, go to a restaurant by the beach, and eat one of the best sea food in Brazil. I definitely recommend trying the "caranguejo", which means crab.
If you happen to be in Natal, Ponta Negra is a fantastic must!
Jack B — Google review
I have never had so much pain as a day at this beach.
As it is so steep, the big Atlantic rollers crash right on the beach front.
There are sharp rocks right there under your feet.
If you look, you will not see many people in the water, and not for very long.
It looks beautiful, but I would never go in that water again
Great view, nice food
Unbelievable place. Hot water, friendly people, good music, view to Careca's hill!
I lived in the Ponta Negra area for a year and all I can say about this place is that it's amazing and I will always miss it. The beach can be a bit croweded sometimes but it's totally worth the visit.
Nice beach, however, vendors can be irritating.
Loved this beach. Overall it was relatively clean but varies depending on where you are on the beach. Areas that less people frequent are cleaner.
The nice part about this beach is that it is so long, nice sand, smooth walk into the water with a sandy bottom, nice waves, and no shortage of food and drink options.
This beach is nice, right in Natal. 45 Minutes south is Pipa, where the beaches tend to be cleaner. However, there are some nice hotels, bed and breakfasts and resorts in Natal that look quite nice. This beach was very fun and busy, excellent beach side service, most beach side vendors will go out of their way to bring whatever you want, for a price of course, though reasonable in the end.
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Redinha Beach, located in the northern region of the city and serving as the gateway to the North Coast, is a popular urban beach divided into Redinha Velha and Redinha Nova. It offers stunning views of the Potengi River merging with the Atlantic Ocean, creating a beautiful mix of fresh and salty waters. The sandy beach is ideal for sunbathing, swimming, and provides picturesque sights of the Newton Navarro Bridge.
Nice sandy beach overlooking Natal and the bridge Newton Navarro. A lot of local people like it!
European G — Google review
The best beach in Natal. Used by the locals...
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Bosque dos Namorados do Parque das Dunas is a must-visit ecological park in Natal, offering stunning natural views, dunes, and Atlantic forest. It's a favorite among nature enthusiasts and families for its well-maintained facilities including playgrounds, walking paths, picnic areas, and even guided trails through the Dunas Reserve. Visitors can enjoy leisurely walks or engage in activities like picnicking and sports while learning about native wildlife and plants.
excellent park to walk around and enjoy the nature. interesting small stuffed animal museum that displays some (but not all) local flaura and fauna as well as some very interesting live specimens. First attraction in natal that has adequate english signage.
Alexis P — Google review
Amazing park with tracking courses, playground, music, pic nic area, nature etc ... really big in the middle of parque das dunas. Need to be done.
Great place for family walking, sports and celebrating. Tables for picnic, meetings and an open theater.
Organized, clean, well equipped: this is a great option for those who wish to spend quality time with family and friends. There are many playgrounds for the kids, different pathways for running/walking. You can invite your friends and have a picnic. There are bathrooms and drinking fountains. If you schedule previously a guide will take you through trails in the Dunas Reserve.
Hiking trails are only open on certain days and you must prebook, which was not clear. We also were told to turn back on another walking trail by a security guard. Overall very disappointing experience (although I'm sure its lovely if you prebook). Finally, after realising that we could not do any of the hikes, we discovered that there is no beer at the cafe - that was the nail in the coffin and this place gets a poor score from me.
Great place to relax and do some exercises.
It is an amazing park. You can either go for a walk or you could spend time reading a book among the trees. There are trails too, but you need reservations for that.
Very nice environment. We could learn about some native animals and plants, and take a nice walk around the place.
Av. Alm. Alexandrino de Alencar, s/n - Tirol, Natal - RN, 59064-630, Brazil•
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Long, crescent-shaped beach for relaxing & recreational activities, including dolphin sightings.
We came in September, so we had the beach for ourselves. Great waves, wonderful sand, and several kilometres of peace.
Santiago S — Google review
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(Translated by Google) The beach is calm and has few rocks. However, there are waves. I do not recommend swimming near the cliffs, due to the risk of them collapsing. Stay close to the dunes. There is a ramp in the sand nearby that allows you to reach the track up there.
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A praia é tranquila e tem poucas pedras. Agora tem ondas. Não recomendo tomar banho próximo as falésias, devido o risco de desabamento destas. Fique próximo das dunas. Aqui próximo tem uma rampa na areia que permite você chegar a pista lá em cima.
(Translated by Google) Excellent beach for families and children. Great natural pools with warm water. Clean, quiet, and quiet, perfect for those who enjoy family fun. Highly recommended!
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Excelente praia para família e crianças. Ótimas piscinas naturais com água quente. Praia limpa, sem bagunça, sem som alto, pra quem gosta de curtir com a família. Recomendo!
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The renowned coastal destination, Praia de Búzios, offers a plethora of captivating features. Nestled along the shoreline of Brazil, this beach exhibits breathtaking natural beauty and an inviting ambiance. With its picturesque seascapes, golden sands, and crystal-clear waters, Praia de Búzios entices visitors from around the globe. The idyllic setting provides a tranquil escape for those seeking solace or relaxation.
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The mesmerizing Praia Pirangi do Sul offers stunning seashores with serene tides, set in a picturesque and awe-inspiring landscape. Although access by car is via narrow streets with limited parking spaces, venturing through the small roads will lead you to an almost deserted paradise. With coconut trees dotting the shoreline and rocky formations, this tranquil beach boasts crystal-clear waters and minimal waves.
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(Translated by Google) This little beach would be my dream place to live, come visit
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Este pequena prais seria meu lugar dos sonhos para morar, Vake ums visita
(Translated by Google) Located in the south of Rio Grande do Norte, beautiful beaches, and you can visit the largest cashew tree in the world, I highly recommend it!
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Local ao sul do Rio Grande do Norte, belas praias, e se pode visitar o maior cajueiro do mundo, super recomendo !
(Translated by Google) One of the most beautiful beaches in the southern part of Rio Grande do Norte. The beach and river meet and give this area a very special charm. Easy parking in the area, many cool bars with wonderful pastries and great drinks
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Uma das mais belas praias da zona Sul do Rio Grande do Norte. Praia e rio se encontram e dão um charme super especial para essa área. Fácil de estacionar na região, muitos bares legais, com pastéis maravilhosos e ótimos drinks
(Translated by Google) Wonderful beaches with calm waves in a unique and spectacular landscape. Access by car is through narrow streets with few parking spots, but try to take the small streets and you will reach this almost deserted beach paradise. Coconut trees, rocks, a calm beach, almost no waves, crystal clear waters. Little infrastructure in terms of bars and restaurants.
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Praias maravilhosas com ondas calmas em uma paisagem única e espetacular. O acesso de carro é em ruas estreitas e com poucos pontos p estacionar, mas procure entrar nas ruas pequenas que chegará ao paraíso de praia quase deserta. Coqueiros, pedras, Praia tranquila, quase sem ondas, águas cristalinas. Pouca infraestrutura de bar e restaurantes
(Translated by Google) Wonderful beach! Quiet, it was a great choice to relax with the family! Not to mention Edilson's stall, where we were very well attended and the shrimp pastel, there is no equal!!
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Praia maravilhosa! Tranquila, foi uma ótima escolha para descansar em família! Sem falar na barraca do Edilson, onde fomos muito bem atendidos e o pastel de camarão, não tem igual!!
(Translated by Google) A place with calm waters, good for taking children, generally clean, not very busy, and has a beautiful garden for photos.
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Lugar de águas tranquilas, bom pra levar crianças, geralmente limpa, pouco badalada, tem um jardim lindo pra fotos.
(Translated by Google) Sensational beach, very calm sea! Great for enjoying the day!
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Praia sensacional, mar bem tranquilo! Ótimo para aproveitar o dia!
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(Translated by Google) The beachfront is well-organized. There are many kiosks where you can eat, and there are several bars and restaurants along the beachfront. And there are plenty of stalls for swimmers. Unfortunately, I didn't like the stall I was at. The shrimp soup was cold and the beer was warm, and they charged a different price than what was on the menu.
The city government could invest more in the infrastructure of the beachfront to better serve swimmers.
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A orla da praia é organizada. Tem muitos quiosques para comer, na orla tem vários bares e restaurantes. E tem bastante barracas para os banhistas. Infelizmente a barraca que fiquei não me agradou, o caldo de camarão estava frio e a cerveja estava quente, além de cobrarem um valor diferente do que estava no cardápio.
A prefeitura poderia investir mais na infraestrutura da orla, para atender melhor os banhistas.
(Translated by Google) Small natural pools thanks to the rock barrier. Warm water. Excellent for relaxing.
Avoid the umbrella owners. Siren's song. They tell you they only charge for consumption. I drank three coconut waters for 21 reais, and they charged me an additional 25 reais for the waiter's fee—which was not previously mentioned. The 10% fee is for the weak. When you question it, they start surrounding you to intimidate you.
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Piscininhas naturais devido à barreira de rochas. Água quentinha. Excelente para relaxar.
Fuja dos donos de guarda-sol. Canto da sereia. Te falam que só cobram o consumo. Consumi 3 águas de coco, 21 reais, me cobraram mais 25 reais de taxa do garçom - que não foi avisada antes. 10% é para os fracos. Quando questiona começam a te cercar para intimidar.
(Translated by Google) Always a good surprise where you can enjoy with your family
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Sempre uma surpresa boa onde vc pode curti com a família
(Translated by Google) The perfect spot for kids to swim in the sea, Nem's stall has great snacks at affordable prices.
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Local perfeito pra criança tomar banho de mar, a barraca do Nem tem petiscos muito bons e preços acessíveis.
(Translated by Google) Wonderful beach, I loved it at night
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Praia maravillosa adorei anoite
(Translated by Google) Quiet
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Tranquilo
Natal - State of Rio Grande do Norte, 59010-000, Brazil, USA•
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Points of Interest & Landmarks
Parque Dom Nivaldo Monte, also known as Natal City Park, is a sprawling green space located in the heart of Natal. Designed by Oscar Niemeyer, this park offers a variety of attractions including paved and natural trails such as the Vanilla and Bromelia trails, an eye-shaped tower lookout point, and an orchidarium. Visitors can also explore a library focused on environmental education. The park provides free parking and bike rentals for those looking to explore its grounds.
do sports and spend a great time there
Temekia R — Google review
Free parking, it is possible to rent a bike and it has a nice view of Natal from a tower at the top of the hill.
Great place to visit, great view and a small exposition. It's free.
Government should do some improvements to make this Park a really good place where Natal populaton can go and do sports and spend a great time there. I saw only a walkway, when they could install gym facilities there.
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Barra do Rio is a hidden gem that offers an enchanting escape to a serene ocean beach, accessible by ferry. The journey begins with a charming ride across the river on small wooden ferries, where friendly boatmen guide you to the other side. Once you arrive, you're greeted by warm sands and crystal-clear waters perfect for relaxation or adventure.
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Extremoz - State of Rio Grande do Norte, 59575-000, Brazil, USA•
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Museum Cascudo / UFRN, established in 1973, is a captivating museum showcasing anthropology and natural history. The museum features both permanent and rotating exhibits, including soldiers' quarters, a well, a chapel, and a dungeon with a torture chamber. Visitors can also explore the museum dedicated to the Portuguese navigator Vasco da Gama. The breathtaking view of Natal and its sand dunes adds to the allure of this place.
Really cool museum with free entrance. In January'18 there was 2 exhibition rooms with biology themes( evolution of birds, compared anatomy of mammals), 1 presenting the history of sugar production in the State and 1 photographic exhibition of a prison. The only cons are that there's no English(or any other language but portuguese) captions and the lack of interaction.
Filippe F — Google review
Cool little museum with fossils and art. There's a sample excavation site you can walk down to and a cavern with live small bats.
This is an amazing place to bring kids!
It was amazing.
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Av. Hermes da Fonseca, 1398 - Tirol, Natal - RN, 59020-650, Brazil•
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Nestled in the heart of São Bernardo do Campo, Cidade da Criança is a delightful urban park that promises fun for families and children alike. As Brazil's first theme park, it boasts an array of thrilling roller coasters and engaging rides that will surely excite young adventurers. Beyond the rides, visitors can enjoy animal attractions and cool off at the water park featuring slides and pools perfect for splashing around.
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Ivanildo G — Google review
Good open space that has security, but had not been maintained well. My husband said they used to have animals and bike races.
Park maintenance is definitely behind. Waterfront had bad smell and the park back side had piles tree cuttings and park trash. We also notice sewerage smell.
That's a nice place to play with your kids.
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- Top things to do and attractions in Salvador
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- Top things to do and attractions in Maragogi
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- Top things to do and attractions in Praia da Pipa
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- Top things to do and attractions in Cabo de Santo Agostinho
Best restaurants in nearby cities
- Where to eat: the best restaurants in Salvador
- Where to eat: the best restaurants in Recife
- Where to eat: the best restaurants in Fortaleza
- Where to eat: the best restaurants in Joao Pessoa
- Where to eat: the best restaurants in Maceio
- Where to eat: the best restaurants in Ipojuca
- Where to eat: the best restaurants in Olinda
- Where to eat: the best restaurants in Maragogi
- Where to eat: the best restaurants in Campina Grande
- Where to eat: the best restaurants in Praia da Pipa
- Where to eat: the best restaurants in Canoa Quebrada
- Where to eat: the best restaurants in Tibau do Sul
- Where to eat: the best restaurants in Sao Miguel do Gostoso
- Where to eat: the best restaurants in Cabo de Santo Agostinho
- Where to eat: the best restaurants in Baia Formosa
- Where to eat: the best restaurants in Aquiraz
- Where to eat: the best restaurants in Nisia Floresta
- Where to eat: the best restaurants in Cabedelo
- Where to eat: the best restaurants in Tamandare
- Where to eat: the best restaurants in Conde
- Where to eat: the best restaurants in Touros
- Where to eat: the best restaurants in Parnamirim
- Where to eat: the best restaurants in Galinhos
- Where to eat: the best restaurants in Maxaranguape
- Where to eat: the best restaurants in Extremoz
- Where to eat: the best restaurants in Canguaretama
- Where to eat: the best restaurants in Porto de Galinhas
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