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sexta-feira, 22 de abril de 2011

Barra Beach in Rio Itariri

The beauties of the place served as the backdrop for the blockbuster movie, "Tieta the Wasteland", by Carlos Diegues, based on the novel by Jorge Amado. The long stretch where the river joins the sea is a favorite among visitors. The warm waters and calm baths promote enjoyable for the whole family, and offer good conditions for water sports. During low tide you can walk across to the opposite side of the canal, where they are beautiful sand dunes and coconut trees. With tents, camping and restaurant with a good receptive structure in the eyes of visitors.

Pools Beach

A little piece of paradise surrounded by white sand and bathed by warm waters and calm. This is a very appropriate setting for Siribinha, privileged place of beauty and unmistakable, that during the ebb tide has beautiful dunes. To scroll through its curves, "Bugres" can be rented throughout the length of the beach, offering a beautiful script optional, an exhilarating adventure to the famous beaches of Mangue Seco. In its broad sands, Siribinha, has the remains of a sunken ship some years ago, fascinating goers and lovers of history, because through these vessels has a bit of local history. Despite being deserted in most of its portions, the beach runs alongside a small village, which offers a reasonable infrastructure for visitors.

Siribinha beach

A little piece of paradise surrounded by white sand and bathed by warm waters and calm. This is a very appropriate setting for Siribinha, privileged place of beauty and unmistakable, that during the ebb tide has beautiful dunes. To scroll through its curves, "Bugres" can be rented throughout the length of the beach, offering a beautiful script optional, an exhilarating adventure to the famous beaches of Mangue Seco. In its broad sands, Siribinha, has the remains of a sunken ship some years ago, fascinating goers and lovers of history, because through these vessels has a bit of local history. Despite being deserted in most of its portions, the beach runs alongside a small village, which offers a reasonable infrastructure for visitors.