Spend 6–7 hours on a private buggy loop along Jericoacoara’s east coast, stopping at fishing villages, crystalline dune lagoons and Lagoa do Paraíso before a dune-top sunset. Expect bumpy rides, short beach walks and clear-water swims.
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You feel the buggy settle into the dune crest and the Atlantic opens to your right: wind scouring the sand, a ribbon of beach below and low lagoons catching the sky. The driver eases off the throttle; people click photos, laughter mixes with the motor’s throbbing heartbeat. This is the East Coast tour out of Jericoacoara — a day measured in salt, sunlight and sudden turquoise water.
Difficulty
easy
Duration
6–7 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for most fitness levels; you should be comfortable sitting in an open buggy for several hours and doing short walks on sand.
Wildlife
History
Jericoacoara was a remote fishing settlement that became popular in the late 20th century; the area is part of protected coastal land managed to conserve dunes and mangroves.
Conservation
Dune lagoons are sensitive to trampling and litter; use established paths, avoid disturbing vegetation and support licensed operators who follow park rules.
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Sun protection is essential
The coastline gets intense equatorial sun—use SPF 50+, a wide-brim hat and UV sunglasses during stops.
Stay hydrated
Bring at least 1–2 liters of water per person; the operator may have a cooler but carry your own refillable bottle.
Secure cameras and phones
Dune gusts and a bumpy ride can jostle gear—use straps or waterproof pouches when shooting on the move.
Carry small cash
Some lagoon restaurants and local vendors accept only cash for lunches, snacks, or small entrance fees.
High-SPF sunscreen
Protects skin during prolonged sun exposure on open dunes and beaches.
summer
Reusable water bottle
Staying hydrated is critical on long coastal days; refill when you can.
Secure camera or phone strap
Prevents devices from being lost during bumpy dune crossings or windy photo stops.
Closed-toe shoes or sturdy sandals
Comfortable for short walks on hot sand and for scrambling around lagoon edges.