Puruba Beach

Puruba Beach is the most deserted of the four beaches of the northern sector. Infrastructure is missing. In the last Brazilian classification, the beach received four stars.

The length of the beach is approximately 1700 meters. The beach, or rather the sand spit, is actually on an uninhabited island separated from the continent by two rivers. You can only get to the beach by water transport. Actually, from the highway here come by car, then parked, and then transported free of charge with the help of a municipal boatman to the beach itself.

On the left, the beach is bounded by a rocky bank and river mouth. The right side is velvet sand and turquoise waves. In the middle part of the beach there is no vegetation, and only birds and rare visitors become the inhabitants of this wild picturesque place. By the way, thanks to the desert, you can see a large number of birds and dolphins here.