Maragogi with catamaran included, natural pools and the Caminho de Moisés when the tide allows. Van pick-up at your hotel in Porto de Galinhas or Muro Alto.
Pernambuco · Departing from Porto de Galinhas · Tour
Maragogi with catamaran included, natural pools and the Caminho de Moisés when the tide allows. Van pick-up at your hotel in Porto de Galinhas or Muro Alto.
Maragogi is one of the most sought-after destinations on the Brazilian coast. Known as the Brazilian Caribbean, the region is loved for its crystal-clear water, white-sand beaches and the natural pools that form among the coral reefs.
To give you the best possible experience, this tour follows the tide table. That is why the departure time can change from day to day, aiming for the right conditions to visit the natural pools.
We collect you straight from your accommodation in Porto de Galinhas or Muro Alto. Along the way the team accompanies the tour, offering support, guidance and information about the region.
In Maragogi, the group is welcomed at one of our partner beach clubs, in Ponta de Mangue or Barra Grande. The team chooses according to the logistics and conditions of the day.
As an Oscar Indica customer, you use the partner beach club's facilities with no day pass charge. Food, drinks, cover charge when there is live music and other purchases are paid separately.
The catamaran to the natural pools is included in the tour. Whenever tide conditions allow, the itinerary also takes in the Caminho de Moisés.
After the catamaran, you have time to enjoy the beach and the beach club's facilities. The return to Porto de Galinhas is in the afternoon, usually at around 3.30pm, with adjustments possible depending on the tide, logistics and traffic.
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It does, but the time changes every day: the natural pools only open at low tide, so the departure follows the tide table. We confirm the time the day before.
About 3 hours each way from Porto de Galinhas. It's a full-day tour, with an early start and a return at the end of the afternoon.
It depends on the day's tide. It only appears when the tide drops low enough, and that doesn't happen every day. Nobody can guarantee it in advance.
Food, drinks, the Villa Beach Club day pass (R$ 20 per person) and the boarding fee, where applicable. These are paid on site, on the day.
They pay the same as an adult. Babies in arms go free. Give us the ages when booking so we can sort out life jackets and seats in the van.
No. A life jacket is compulsory on the crossing and the water in the natural pools is shallow, waist-deep most of the time.
Rain doesn't cancel the tour: what matters is the sea. If the sea prevents the crossing, we reschedule at no cost.
The catamaran is more stable, has shade and carries more people, which is why it's cheaper. The speedboat is faster and more private.
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