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Best Viewpoints & Lighthouses

Alagoas features a diverse range of observation points, from coastal lighthouses in Maceió and Coruripe to the inland canyons of the São Francisco River. This selection includes the iconic red-and-white Farol de Ponta Verde, accessible during low tide, and the multi-colored sedimentary cliffs of Carro Quebrado. Inland, viewpoints like Mirante do Cruzeiro and Vale dos Mestres offer perspectives on the rugged rock formations and winding waterways of the Sertão region.

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Farol de Ponta Verde

Built in the 1940s, this 11-meter-high masonry tower features red and white horizontal stripes. It stands on a reef and is reachable by foot during low tide.

Maragogi

Located on a hill above the town, this lighthouse serves as a navigational aid and provides a view of the extensive coral reef systems known as the Galés.

Mirante do Gunga

This observation tower provides a panoramic view of the Roteiro Lagoon, the Atlantic Ocean, and one of Brazil’s largest continuous coconut groves.

Mirador da Praia Carro-Quebrado

Situated on high cliffs in Barra de Santo Antônio, this point overlooks a secluded beach framed by vibrant red and orange sedimentary rock formations.

Mirante Alto do Cruzeiro

A hilltop viewpoint in Maragogi featuring a religious monument, offering a perspective of the coastline and the town’s urban layout.

Ponta Coruripe

Constructed in 1948, this active lighthouse is situated on a rocky outcrop surrounded by reefs and artisanal fishing boats.

Vale dos Mestres

A site along the São Francisco River characterized by towering sandstone walls, ancient rock paintings, and native semi-arid vegetation.

Mirante da Pedra do Sino

Located in the historic town of Piranhas, this spot provides views of the colonial architecture and the winding path of the São Francisco River.

Mirante do Cruzeiro

A high point in the Sertão region featuring a religious cross and panoramic views of the rocky terrain and river canyons.

Serra do Parafuso

A high-altitude rock formation in the Alagoas interior, offering views of the surrounding semi-arid landscape and dramatic geological structures.