Pipa Day Trip - Private English Guide
Discover the natural beauty alive in the sparkling waters, intimidating cliffs and lush forests of this top ten Brazilian beach. Swim in the warm waters of Pipa Beach, Amor (Love) Beach, and Baia dos Golfinhos (The Bay of Dolphins). You’ll also have time to browse the quaint shops of this small city
- 8 Hours
- Mobile & printed vouchers accepted
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Free Cancellation
Fully refundable when canceled up to 24 hours prior to departure.
Highlights
- Cliff/Forest Environmental Area
- Madeiro Beach Swimming
- Pipa Village Walk & Shops
- Love & Bay of Dolphins Beaches
Includes
- Private roundtrip transfer to Most Hotels in Natal
- Professional Tour Guide - english speaking
- Food and Beverages
Please Note
- The specific departure time for this tour will be determined upon reconfirmation.
- The following items are recommended: Sunscreen, Sunglasses, Swim Suit, Sandals, Towel, Hiking Boots or Tennis Shoes
- There is an optional tour of "Trenzinho das Falésias", which costs approximately R$ 10,00 BRL (Subject to change)
- This activity may be rescheduled for a next day or canceled, according to weather conditions and availability of the tour.
- Access to the beaches is through stairways.
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Itinerary
You’ll leave your hotel in the morning and head down motorway BR101. We’ll travel 90 km to the town of Tibau do Sul. Here you’ll find one of the top attractions on the Brazilian coastline, Pipa Beach. This beach is known for its beauty as one of the top ten beaches in Brazil.
The environment of Pipa is a dazzling combination of cliffs and preserved forest called Mata Atlântica, a different type of forest than the Amazon Rainforest that exists along some parts of the Brazilian coast.
We’ll stop at Madeiro Beach for swimming and walk through the village of Pipa to look at the quaint shops. The beaches of Amor (Love) and Baia dos Golfinhos (the Bay of Dolphins) can be reached by walking when the tide is right.
The environment of Pipa is a dazzling combination of cliffs and preserved forest called Mata Atlântica, a different type of forest than the Amazon Rainforest that exists along some parts of the Brazilian coast.
We’ll stop at Madeiro Beach for swimming and walk through the village of Pipa to look at the quaint shops. The beaches of Amor (Love) and Baia dos Golfinhos (the Bay of Dolphins) can be reached by walking when the tide is right.
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