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The first thing to do to enjoy the main attractions of Natal is to rent a car or hire a “bugueiro”. Then, you decide what direction to take. Towards the north coast, across the Potengi River, is a true natural amusement park in the middle of dunes, lagoons and beaches of Genipabu region. Among the attractions are radical maneuvers in the sand hills, riding aboard dromedaries, aerobunda (zipline) and esquibunda (down small board) in the lagoons of Pitangui and Jacumã. It is worth stretching the ride to Maracajaú, a complex of natural pools to five kilometers from the coast.

To the south coast, the landscapes reveal some of the most beautiful beaches in the area, including the village of Pipa. On the way there is an obligatory stop in Pirangi do Norte, where the largest cashew tree in the world and starting point towards the natural pools. Already in South Pirangi, the calm and clear waters are perfect for water sports.

Natal also offers a exciting night life that you can find more here in the sectionNatal Night Life.

Places

BARRA DE TABATINGA

Dolphins

The cove of calm water is sought by families with children, that there are tents and beach restaurants. But Barra deTabatinga is also famous because of the dolphins, which usually toast the visitors late in the afternoon. To catch sight of them, head to the road lookout. While animals do not give the air of grace, like the look framed by dunes and cliffs. Tabatinga is the last beach on the south coast of Natal.

PIRAGI DO NORTE

Natural Pools

It became known for its proximity to the largest cashew tree in the world, with 8,400 square meters of canopy. It is from there that leave the boat trips to the natural pools, also passing by the beaches of South Pirangi, Buzios and elbow, with stops for diving. beach huts and ATV tours guarantee the movement all year, and the presence of the kite and windsurf fans.

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