Praia do Sol, Beach in João Pessoa, Brazil.

Praia do Sol is a beach in João Pessoa bounded by the Mangabeira River to the north and the Gramame River to the south. It has reefs and corals, somewhat strong waves, and fine, packed sand, framed by cliffs in a region of river mouths and mangroves.

Praia do Sol lies between the mouths of the Mangabeira River to the north and the Gramame River to the south, in a zone of river mouths and mangroves. The sources record no founding date or urban development for the beach; its documented setting is this estuarine stretch of João Pessoa's coast.

The beach lies where the Mangabeira and Gramame rivers meet the sea, a setting of river mouths and mangroves that shapes how people use it. Its name, Praia do Sol, means "Beach of the Sun", and the fine, packed sand and framing cliffs are what visitors notice first.

Buses run regularly from downtown João Pessoa to the beach entrance, providing easy access for visitors. The morning hours tend to be less crowded, making them a better time to visit.

The beach lies between the mouths of the Mangabeira and Gramame rivers, a zone of estuaries and mangroves. Its reefs and corals sit close to the shore, so the setting changes with the tide rather than staying a plain stretch of open water.