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How to get to Tabatinga
By car along the PB-008, towards Conde. As at the neighbouring beaches, there is no convenient public transport for tourists — the trip works best by car, ride-hailing app or tour.
The way down to the sand is by a staircase.
Tabatinga I and Tabatinga II
The beach is split in two by a maceió, the watercourse that runs down to the sea. Tabatinga I holds most of the facilities, including beach clubs; Tabatinga II is the quieter stretch.
The Tabatinga II cliffs hold natural clay, which visitors tend to put on their skin — a long-standing habit at the beach.
The heart of water and the lookout
Seen from above, the meeting of the maceió and the sea forms a heart shape. The best angle is not from the sand: it is from the Dedo de Deus viewpoint, at Praia de Coqueirinho, right next door.
It is worth planning both beaches in the same outing for exactly that reason — each gives you the view of the other.
Natural pools and the tide
At low tide natural pools form among the rocks, with calm shallow water. Check the tide table before setting out: at high tide they simply do not exist.
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