Praia dos Dois Coqueiros, Atlantic beach in Caucaia, Brazil.

Praia dos Dois Coqueiros is an Atlantic beach featuring a wide sandy strip with stones scattered throughout the water along the left bank of the Ceará River mouth. The shoreline slopes gently and offers both sandy and rocky sections for swimming and exploration.

Praia dos Dois Coqueiros lies on the left bank of the Ceará River mouth in Caucaia, a municipality of Ceará. Its name comes from two coconut palms that stood as landmarks on the shore. The beach is reached from Fortaleza by crossing the bridge over the Ceará River.

Local vendors sell regional food specialties like fresh seafood and traditional Brazilian snacks at spots along the waterfront. These offerings reflect how fishing and everyday life connect at this beach.

The beach lies on the left bank of the Ceará River mouth in Caucaia, reached easily from Fortaleza by crossing the bridge over the river. The sand strip is wider here, but many stones in the water block the passage of buggies and vehicles, and the waves are strong.

Two coconut palms stand out as natural landmarks visible from the water and help visitors orient themselves along the shore. These trees have given the place its name and remain a defining feature of the landscape.