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Beaches and Coasts

This collection features the freshwater river beaches surrounding Belém, primarily located on Mosqueiro and Cotijuba Islands. These spots are characterized by tidal river waves, sandy shores, and proximity to the Amazon rainforest. Mosqueiro offers urbanized beaches like Murubira and Farol with established infrastructure, while Cotijuba’s Vai-Quem-Quer provides a more secluded, rustic environment. Many locations are accessible via the Icoaraci district and serve as essential retreats for those seeking the unique "river-sea" atmosphere of the Pará coast.

Beaches and Coasts — 地图

A

Praia do Murubira

Located on Mosqueiro Island, this beach is known for its freshwater waves and a wide strip of sand lined with restaurants and bars. It is one of the most developed coastal areas in the district.

B

Praia do Farol

A central beach on Mosqueiro Island featuring a paved boardwalk and views of the historic lighthouse. The area is characterized by its large shade trees and proximity to the island's main commercial services.

C

Praia do Chapéu Virado

Situated at the heart of Mosqueiro Island, this beach is adjacent to the main square and historic villas. It offers high accessibility and a variety of lodging and dining options.

D

Praia do Vai-Quem-Quer

Located on Cotijuba Island, this remote beach is accessible by boat followed by a tractor or carriage ride. It is known for its preserved natural environment and quiet, rustic atmosphere.

E

Praia do Paraíso

A more secluded beach on Mosqueiro Island, located further from the urban center. It is characterized by dense vegetation and a calmer environment compared to the central beaches.

F

Praia do Bispo

Located near the historic center of Mosqueiro, this beach features calmer river waters and is situated close to the island's earliest residential settlements.

G

Praia do Cruzeiro

Situated in the Icoaraci district, this riverside beach is located near the main pier. It is a popular spot for watching sunsets over the Pará River and is near local ceramic markets.