Massarandupió, Nude beach in Entre Rios, Brazil

Massarandupió is a beach in the municipality of Entre Rios, Bahia, with a 364,000-square-metre stretch of sand lined with coconut palms and backed by tall wandering dunes. Two kilometres of the beach are reserved for naturism, one of the official nude beaches of Bahia.

Massarandupió grew from a fishing village at kilometre 88 of the Linha Verde into a beach with one of Bahia's official nude bathing zones, with two kilometres of sand set aside for naturism. The surrounding dunes and coconut palms belong to the municipality of Entre Rios, which also includes the beach village of Subaúma.

Massarandupió takes its name from the fishing village at the same spot, and the beach belongs to the municipality of Entre Rios, which also contains the beach resort of Subaúma. The two kilometres set aside for naturism are one of the official nude beaches of Bahia, so visitors share the sand with local fishing families.

Massarandupió lies about 93 km north of Salvador, at kilometre 88 of the Linha Verde highway, in the municipality of Entre Rios. The naturist stretch covers two kilometres of the beach; the fishing village of Massarandupió sits beside it. The neighbouring beach of Subaúma belongs to the same municipality.

Massarandupió sits at kilometer 88 of the Linha Verde highway, about 93 km north of Salvador in the municipality of Entre Rios, which also contains the beach village of Subaúma. The 364,000-square-metre coconut-palm beach is framed by high shifting dunes.