Ceará

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Fortaleza

Fortaleza brings together urban beaches, historic heritage and cultural spaces on the coast of Ceará. Walks along the Beira-Mar can be combined with visits to downtown and the Dragão do Mar cultural complex.

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Acaraú

Acaraú combines a fishing tradition, mangroves and beaches on the west coast of Ceará. In Arpoeiras, low tide reveals a wide strip of sand and transforms the landscape next to the coastal community.

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Aquiraz

Aquiraz brings together beaches of the Ceará coast and heritage from the state's former capital. Porto das Dunas, Prainha and Iguape let you alternate days of sand and sea, while the Igreja Matriz de São José de Ribamar presents a different historical side of the trip.

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Aracati

Aracati combines the town's historic houses with cliff-lined beaches and jangadas. Canoa Quebrada is the municipality's main postcard, but Majorlândia and Quixaba offer other coastal routes. Set aside time to also visit the historic center.

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Barroquinha

Barroquinha has Praia de Bitupitá as a highlight of its coastline and BituFolia as a seaside carnival event. Bitupitá is a locality separate from the municipal seat, with its own access and accommodation. A visit can focus on the coastal scenery or follow the cultural program confirmed for the trip.

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Camocim

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.

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Chaval

In Chaval, Pedra da Carnaúba is a notable rock formation with views of the town, the sea and the mouth of the Rio Ubatuba. At the top, water that accumulates during the rainy season accompanies a small group of carnaúba palms. This landscape allows a visit focused on observing the relief, with ascent only when conditions and access are confirmed.

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Cruz

Cruz is home to Praia do Preá, shaped by fishing and by the winds of Ceará's west coast. The long stretch of sand and the kitesurfers make up the landscape, among boats and the life of the coastal community.

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Itarema

Itarema brings together fishing communities and landscapes of mangroves, beaches and sandbanks. On Ilha do Guajiru, the sheltered waters and the winds draw kitesurfers to the Ceará coast.

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Jijoca de Jericoacoara

Jijoca de Jericoacoara brings together lagoons, dunes and the village of sand streets by the sea. Pedra Furada and the beaches of the national park reveal landscapes carved by wind and water on the Ceará coast.