From the Pernambuco border heading toward Maceió: where each beach is and what to expect before planning your itinerary.
The first beach in Alagoas, right at the Pernambuco border. Calm sea, natural pools at low tide and a quiet village feel.
A nearly deserted stretch between Peroba and Ponta de Mangue, with coconut groves and light sand. Ideal for those seeking peace.
Famous for its less crowded natural pools and buggy rides along Maragogi's northern coastline.
Less crowded, yet one of Maragogi's most beautiful beaches — green-hued sea and peace to enjoy the day.
One of the most beautiful in the region: pool-like sea, white sand and well-equipped beach huts. Perfect for families.
The stretch with the best infrastructure in Maragogi: beach clubs, restaurants and seaside bars. Beautiful sea — perfect for a full day.
Where the river meets the sea. A quiet beach with coconut trees and the unique sight of the meeting waters.
Maragogi's main waterfront: catamarans to the Galés natural pools leave from here, with restaurants, shops and the best infrastructure.
Just south of the Center, calmer, with a good sand strip for walks and sunrise watching.
A district known for its crafts and colorful jangada rafts, on the way to Japaratinga.
Tip: the natural pools appear at low tide — check the tide table before picking your day. View tide table →
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