Praia da Enseada, Beach in Ubatuba, Brazil.

Praia da Enseada lies near the centre of Ubatuba, between Perequê Mirim and Toninhas beaches. It has a wide, long band of sand used for walking and for sailing and windsurfing, and infrastructure for visitors. At one end a trail leads to the Prainha da Enseada and other beaches; at the other end a viewpoint faces the Pico do Corcovado.

The source documents no founding date, fishing settlement or maritime trade for Praia da Enseada; it records only that the beach lies near Ubatuba's town centre, between Perequê Mirim and Toninhas, with tourist infrastructure and a wide sand strip used for walking, sailing and windsurfing.

The beach's name, Enseada, means a cove or inlet in Portuguese, describing the curved bay it occupies between Perequê Mirim and Toninhas. Its long sand strip draws walkers and practitioners of sailing and windsurfing, and the beach has tourist infrastructure. From one end, the Ponta da Espiã trail leads to the Prainha da Enseada, Praia de Fora and on to Godói or Tapiá.

The beach sits close to Ubatuba's town centre, between Perequê Mirim and Toninhas beaches, with infrastructure on the sand for visitors. At one end, the Ponta da Espiã trail leads to the Prainha da Enseada, Praia de Fora and on to Godói or Tapiá beach; the other end has a lookout over Pico do Corcovado. Some trail sections are best walked with experienced guides.

The Ponta da Espiã trail starts at one end of the beach and leads to the Prainha da Enseada, Praia de Fora and other beaches, ending at Godói or Tapiá. The source advises walking some stretches with experienced guides. At the other end of the beach, a lookout point faces the Pico do Corcovado.