Discover the fascinating history of Tatajuba in Jericoacoara, and explore its breathtaking lagoon and dunes that resemble stunning works of art on canvas!
During this tour, you'll have the opportunity to explore the Guriú River, admire the captivating seahorses (optional), and visit the intriguing mangrove cemetery, where the remnants of dry trees can be observed.
Tour Description
The excursion to Tatajuba kicks off with a visit to the Guriú, a river that merges with the sea to create a saline lagoon known as the Gamboa.
As we embark on a canoe journey, we'll glide along this river, catching glimpses of the region's resident seahorses (optional). Our adventure also includes a stop at the mangrove cemetery, where the skeletal remains of trees create a stunning natural spectacle.
In Tatajuba, you'll encounter a mesmerizing blue-green lagoon and a series of breathtaking dunes. This area is steeped in history; around 30 years ago, the original community was buried by shifting sands, compelling residents to rebuild and rename it Nuevo Tatajuba.
After a day brimming with unexpected wonders, we'll transport you back to your chosen hotel.
What’s included?
What’s included:
IN/OUT Transfers
Guide in Portuguese and Spanish
What’s NOT included:
Seahorse ride
Food and drinks
Frequently Asked Questions
The Tatajuba Buggy Tour includes buggy transportation from Jericoacoara, a specialized tour guide, stops at Tatajuba's main attractions such as lagoons, mangroves, and dunes, free time to enjoy the scenery, and swimming in the lagoons. Stops for panoramic photos and observing the local flora and fauna are also included. The tour generally does not include meals or drinks, but there are usually restaurants and bars at the stops. It is recommended to check the exact details when booking your trip.
The buggy tour to Tatajuba lasts approximately 6 to 7 hours. The typical itinerary begins in Jericoacoara, crossing the Guriú River by ferry, visiting the Guriú mangrove forest, and continuing through the shifting dunes to Nueva Tatajuba and the famous Laguna Grande, where you can relax, swim, or enjoy hammocks in the water. During the tour, there are stops for photos and to observe the local wildlife. The tour concludes with a return to Jericoacoara in the late afternoon after a day filled with adventure and unique landscapes.
Yes, the Tatajuba Buggy Tour is suitable for families with children and seniors, provided there are no specific medical restrictions. The tour is by buggy, making it accessible and comfortable, and stops are made at locations with basic amenities such as restrooms and restaurants. However, there are sections over dunes and uneven terrain, so caution is advised for those with mobility issues. It is recommended to inform the tour operator of any special needs before booking the tour.
Before booking the Tatajuba Buggy Tour, we recommend bringing sunscreen, a hat, sunglasses, comfortable clothing, and a swimsuit. It's also important to bring water, as the weather can be hot and dry. Don't forget a camera, cash for extras like meals or souvenirs, and personal documents. We recommend booking in advance during peak season and confirming tour availability. Also, check with the operator if the tour might be canceled or modified due to weather conditions.
The Tatajuba Buggy Tour typically offers pick-up service from accommodations in Jericoacoara for your convenience. When booking, please provide your hotel name and address. If you are staying outside Jericoacoara, please contact the tour operator regarding pick-up options or the meeting point. The tour usually departs early in the morning. Always verify transportation details before booking to avoid any issues and ensure you make the most of your excursion.
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