Pipa Beach Full Day Tour
Natal, Brazil
Trip Type: Day Trips
Duration: 8 hours
Considered one of Brazil’s ten most beautiful beaches, Pipa is a paradise you will never forget. During the tour you will also visit the breathtaking landscapes of Madeiro and Amor beach.
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Considered one of Brazil’s ten most beautiful beaches, Pipa is a paradise you will never forget. During the tour you will also visit the breathtaking landscapes of Madeiro and Amor beach.
Leaving the hotels in the morning, we drive approximately 90 km to get to the city of Tibau do Sul, where one of the coast’s most charming spots in Brazil is located, the famous Pipa beach.
During the morning, the warm waters of Madeiro Beach and Baia dos Golfinhos are the perfect spots to relax and enjoy the nature.
Stairs inside the rainforest guide us to the beach, you will also see cliffs where part of the Atlantic Rainforest is preserved, overlooking a chain of coves. After a free time to have lunch, it is possible to visit the village of Pipa and its little stores.
The last stop shows us one of the most famous scenery of Rio Grande do Norte, a huge cliff called Chapadão, where we can appreciate the view of Amor Beach and get to know curiosities about this lovely place.
Leaving the hotels in the morning, we drive approximately 90 km to get to the city of Tibau do Sul, where one of the coast’s most charming spots in Brazil is located, the famous Pipa beach.
During the morning, the warm waters of Madeiro Beach and Baia dos Golfinhos are the perfect spots to relax and enjoy the nature.
Stairs inside the rainforest guide us to the beach, you will also see cliffs where part of the Atlantic Rainforest is preserved, overlooking a chain of coves. After a free time to have lunch, it is possible to visit the village of Pipa and its little stores.
The last stop shows us one of the most famous scenery of Rio Grande do Norte, a huge cliff called Chapadão, where we can appreciate the view of Amor Beach and get to know curiosities about this lovely place.
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