Maragogi by speedboat to the natural pools and the Caminho de Moisés when the tide allows. Return transport from Porto de Galinhas; the restaurant's day pass is paid on site.
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Maragogi by speedboat to the natural pools and the Caminho de Moisés when the tide allows. Return transport from Porto de Galinhas; the restaurant's day pass is paid on site.
The Maragogi by speedboat tour from Porto de Galinhas takes you to the natural pools at the galés reefs, on the north coast of Alagoas, on a there-and-back day with transport included. The speedboat is the fastest and most private crossing to the reefs, with fewer people on board than the catamaran.
Maragogi's natural pools are about 6 km from the beach and only appear at low tide. That's why the departure has no fixed time: it follows the day's tide table, and the right day is chosen by the tide, not the calendar. When the tide really cooperates, you can also walk along the Caminho de Moisés, the strip of sand that emerges in the middle of the sea.
A full day, with the road taken care of
It's about 3 hours on the road each way, leaving from Porto de Galinhas, Muro Alto or Maracaípe. The van picks you up at your accommodation and brings you back at the end of the day. At the destination, the group is welcomed at Villa Beach Club, on the seafront, with facilities for lunch and resting between arrival and the time the sea is ready.
What's included
What's not included
Food, drinks, the Villa Beach Club day pass (R$ 20 per person) and the boarding fee, where applicable. Everything is paid on site, on the day.
The speedboat is faster, carries fewer people and reaches the pools in a more private way. The catamaran is more stable, has shade and is cheaper.
Because Maragogi's natural pools only appear at low tide. The departure comes from the day's tide table, and we confirm it the day before.
About 3 hours each way. It's a full day: early departure from Porto de Galinhas and back by late afternoon.
No. Villa Beach Club charges R$ 20 per person at the entrance, plus whatever you consume.
They pay the same as adults. Babies carried on a lap go free. Tell us the ages when booking.
No. The life jacket is compulsory on the crossing and the water in the pools is shallow.
We let you know beforehand and reschedule at no cost. What decides it isn't the rain, it's the sea conditions.
Yes, and that's exactly what this tour is. But it's six hours on the road there and back combined: if your days are counted, tours closer by usually give you more.
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