Indian Waterfall

Recently discovered by the pioneers of ecotourism, the Indian Waterfall, about 5 feet tall, form an excellent natural pool for swimming.
The bridge of wood, the best Indian style, and waterfall in the middle of the forest, are invited to a perfect day in nature. Nearby, there is also a great area for picnics. The more adventurous can venture a trail through the dense forest.
Subaúma formed by the river, the waterfall is located about 5 km from the Green Line, opposite the sea.
Getting there: 6 km from Porto Sauipe to the Green Line. Following a further 21 km towards the north, through access to Subaúma. At left, a dirt road leads to the parking lot (5 km). Thereafter, a track about 15 minutes ends at the waterfall.

River Sauipe

Its main river basin, bounded on the north by the River Basin Subaúma and south by the River Basin Imbassaí. The Sauipe River rises south of the city of Entre Rios, making a journey of 80 km towards the sea. Surrounded by riparian forest, fruit trees are in charge of attracting a wide range of birds that cut the sky above the River. On the other side, a dense mangrove and salt marsh vegetation.
Two tour options include the visitor to the river in all its fullness. For those seeking adventure, called "Expedition Sauipe" is the ideal sought. The passengers themselves help to paddle their canoes rustic, typical of local fishermen, who go down to the mouth of the river, complete with a stop at the bar where the river meets the sea. Enjoy relaxing, enjoying a delicious swim in fresh water or salt. The transfer is done by jeep, complete with a walk, next 15 minutes per area of ​​salt marsh vegetation to the banks of river.
The other option is to follow in aluminum boats with outboard motors, up to 8 people. For approximately 1 hour and a half are run 14 km (round trip) with a rest stop and swim in the river mouth.
It is essential to the company of a guide and the use of life jacket during the entire journey by boat.
Tips: capriche the sunscreen, use light clothing and do not dismiss the cap. It is advisable to take insect repellent.

Sabaúma Beach

Its beautiful reefs during low tide, make delicious natural pools, which attract visitors from around the world. With a good infrastructure, the beach offers well-equipped cottages and tents, which provide kayaks for rent. The site also hosts the Tamar Project, a major initiative for the preservation of sea turtles. Surrounded by lush lagoons and sand dunes, Subaúma, in fact, is one of the great jewels of the Coconut Coast.

Porto do Sauipe Beach

The strong waves make swimming dangerous for those not familiar with the geography of the place. Throughout the coastal strip there is a large concentration of bars, restaurants and inns. The presence of women, braiding straw crafts palm fiber, is a registered trademark of the site and provides the display and sale of local food.

Massarandupió Beach

Taking advantage of its isolation, this deserted beach in 1999, became the first category of nudism in the region. The landscape includes a sea of small waves, surrounded by lush coconut trees and dunes. Such tranquility makes it one of the favorite spots of sea turtles for nesting. The infrastructure is still minimal, with some tents near the village and a beautiful camping area, located around a lagoon behind the dunes.

Bar Subaúma Beach

The site is completely undeveloped, with beach huts, restaurants and inns. Bathing in the sea and river are favorable in that stretch, which is also an excellent fishing for bass, pollack, Canapum, red and catfish. The divers also been immersed with the high occurrence of lobster in the reefs.

Beach of the Barra of River Sauipe

The site is a meeting area between the warm waters of the sea and the calm waters of the river, so it is the most sought-after region. It is excellent for water sports such as kayaking and jet skiing. The infrastructure includes local beach huts and a camping.