Parasta Maragogissa

Maragogi Essentials

Maragogi, located on Alagoas' Costa dos Corais, contains the largest coral reef system in Brazil. This region is defined by the Galés, offshore natural pools accessible during low tide, and the clear waters of Antunes and Ponta do Mangue. Beyond the coast, the Visgueiro trail leads through preserved Atlantic Forest to an ancient 500-year-old tree, while the Alto do Cruzeiro viewpoint offers a panorama of the coastline and the central lighthouse.

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Piscinas Naturais

Natural pools formed by coral reefs, accessible via catamaran during low tide for snorkeling among tropical fish.

B

Praia de Antunes

Beach known for its shallow turquoise waters and a long sandbar that emerges during low tide, allowing visitors to walk far into the ocean.

C

Mirante Alto do Cruzeiro

Panoramic viewpoint situated on a hill overlooking the city and the surrounding coastline.

D

Praia Ponta do Mangue

Beach characterized by warm, shallow waters and coral reefs located close to the shore.

E

Piscinas naturais de maragogi

Coral reef formations located approximately 6 kilometers offshore, accessible only during low tide cycles.

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Antunes

Coastal area featuring white sand and coconut trees, situated between the beaches of Barra Grande and Ponta do Mangue.

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Maragogi

White lighthouse located at the highest point of the city, adjacent to the Alto do Cruzeiro viewpoint.

H

Trilha do Visgueiro

Guided hiking trail through the Atlantic Forest leading to a massive 500-year-old Visgueiro tree.

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Praia do Camacho - Maragogi - Alagoas

Quiet beach located south of the Maragogi River mouth, featuring coral formations and darker sand.

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Maragogi Beach

Central urban beach serving as the primary departure point for boat tours to the offshore natural pools.