Lagoa de Praia, Beach on the northeast coast in Rio Tinto, Brazil.
Lagoa de Praia is a beach on the northeastern coast of Rio Tinto with white sand and views toward the Atlantic Ocean. The shoreline spans several kilometers with a broad, flat sandy surface.
The beach became a known coastal area of Rio Tinto during the 20th century as maritime settlements in Paraiba expanded. This development followed the broader opening of the coastal region for fishing and settlement.
The beach holds importance for the local community as a place where fishing traditions continue and residents spend time along the shore. It serves as a gathering point that shapes daily life in Rio Tinto.
The beach is accessible via the PB-041 highway from Rio Tinto, with parking available near the main sand entrance. Visit in the morning when weather is clear and the water appears calm.
The beach forms a natural lagoon system where freshwater meets the ocean, creating distinct swimming areas with varying water temperatures. This mixing zone allows visitors to switch between cold ocean water and warmer brackish water.
The community of curious travelers
AroundUs brings together thousands of curated places, local tips, and hidden gems, enriched daily by 60,000 contributors worldwide.
