Highlights of Parnaíba and Tutóia

This collection highlights the diverse landscapes of the Parnaíba Delta across Piauí and Maranhão. It features the Cajueiro Rei, genetically recognized as the world's largest cashew tree, alongside historic maritime landmarks like the 1873 Pedra do Sal lighthouse. The list encompasses the vast Delta do Parnaíba Environmental Protection Area, which protects the only open-sea delta in the Americas, and includes local recreational sites like Balneário Sarapó and the indigenous-themed Praça dos Tremembés.

Cajueiro Rei

Located in Cajueiro da Praia, this single tree covers over 8,800 square meters, making it genetically the largest cashew tree in the world.

Área de Proteção Ambiental Delta do Parnaíba

A federal conservation unit spanning 300,000 hectares across three states, protecting a complex ecosystem of mangroves, dunes, and the Parnaíba River delta.

Pedra do Sal

Historic lighthouse built in 1873 on a rocky point that divides the beach into a calm side for swimming and a windy side for surfing.

Farol de Itaqui

A modern lighthouse in Luís Correia known for its unique architectural design, situated on a cliff overlooking the Atlantic coastline.

Farol Arpoador

Maritime signal located in Tutóia, serving as a navigational aid for vessels entering the eastern channels of the Parnaíba Delta.

Balneário Sarapó

Freshwater recreation area in Tutóia featuring natural pools and local dining facilities.

Andreza

Coastal lighthouse located in the Tutóia region, marking the transition between the delta's dunes and the ocean.

Parque Florestal

Urban green space in Parnaíba featuring native vegetation and walking paths.

Praça dos Tremembés

Central square in Tutóia named in honor of the indigenous Tremembé people who historically inhabited this coastal region.