Dunas de Natal State Park, Coastal state park in Natal, Brazil.
Dunas de Natal State Park is a protected area along the northeastern coast featuring sand dunes, sections of Atlantic rainforest, and native coastal plants. Three walking trails cross the park, passing through different habitats and viewpoints.
Rio Grande do Norte established this protected area in 1977 through a state decree, making it the region's first conservation zone. This decision marked the start of organized nature protection in the area.
The Bosque dos Namorados section is where locals gather for concerts, theater performances, and exhibitions that connect art with nature. These events show how much the park matters to the city's cultural life.
The trails in the park are easy to walk and lead through different sections you can explore at your own pace. Before visiting, check which entrance and route fit your interests best.
The park acts as a natural water filter that helps supply Natal's groundwater, playing a hidden role in the city's water system. This function makes it more than just a place for recreation and learning.
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