Ceará · Brazil
In the destination Jericoacoara and the West Coast of Ceará.
Illustrative images. The pictures in this guide are illustrations based on the real place, not photographs, and may differ from it.
The city
Camocim opens onto the estuary of the Coreaú River, among fishing boats and dune landscapes. The town's waterfront and the routes to beaches and lagoons show different sides of Ceará's west coast.
4 places to stay in Camocim.
3 places picked to eat.
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The local experience
Also called Ilha da Testa Branca, it lies across from town, on the other side of the Coreaú River, and is reached by ferry. It brings together mangroves, dunes and beaches, with views of the riverside houses, the anchored boats and the reddish cliffs.
A fishing village about 15 kilometers from downtown, with low waves, dunes, coconut palms and cliffs. The strong wind is great for kitesurfing and windsurfing, and traditional fishing boats sit on the sand.
It is 12 kilometers from town, between Praia do Farol do Trapiá and Praia de Maceió, with access along the shore. It is little visited and known for its strong, steady wind, which draws water sports enthusiasts.
A fishing village reached by a 4x4 ride through the dunes and a ferry crossing, with a freshwater lagoon next to the beach. It has a zip line and rustic bars by the water.
