Brazil · Cruise & Sailing

Solemio Schooner Ride In The Guaraíras Lagoon

6 Hours Round trip from Pickup service provided in Tibau do Sul. Easy pace

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The journey

Trip highlights

01 Cruise across the scenic Guaraíras Lagoon aboard the SoleMio Schooner
02 Enjoy lunch, snacks, soft drinks, and alcoholic beverages on board
03 See mangroves, local fauna and flora, and traditional lagoon communities
04 Learn about the region’s history, including the ruins of a Dutch fort
05 Visit an oyster farm during the afternoon ride
06 Experience a sunset considered one of the most beautiful in Rio Grande do Norte
07 Pickup service included from Tibau do Sul and hotels in Pipa

Spend a relaxing afternoon cruising across the beautiful Guaraíras Lagoon in Rio Grande do Norte. This scenic schooner ride showcases calm waters, mangroves, local wildlife, and the natural beauty that makes the region so special, with lunch and drinks included on board.

Along the way, discover a lagoon shaped by both nature and history, from fishing communities and oyster farming to the ruins of a Dutch fort on Flamengo Island. As the light softens, the experience builds toward one of the area’s most memorable moments: the lagoon’s celebrated sunset.

As the light softens, the experience builds toward one of the area’s most memorable moments: the lagoon’s celebrated sunset.

From the itinerary

At a glance

What this trip includes

Duration 6 Hours

Tour type Shared

Activity level Easy

Accommodation Not included

Transport Not included

Wheelchair access No

Languages Portuguese, Spanish

Day by day

The itinerary

Day 01

Pipa

This beautiful boat trip starts at noon and lasts all afternoon. During this time we will navigate the most charming lagoon of Rio Grande do Norte, the Guaraíras Lagoon! On board the incredible SoleMio Schooner, which is a separate attraction, we will enjoy beautiful scenery, including lunch and drinks

Guaraíras Lagoon

The Guaraíras Lagoon covers several municipalities, the most famous being Tibau do Sul! The waters of the lagoon serve as sustenance for various communities on its shore through fishing and tourism. But those calm waters were witness to battles at some point in Brazilian history, when the Dutch invaded northeastern Brazil. There are still ruins of a Dutch fort on the island of Flamengo!

But nowadays those who walk there witness the calm and beauty of the lagoon, with its rich fauna and flora. The lagoon has an extensive area of mangrove, which brings a very rich range of species from there. There are plenty of shrimp farms and we will visit an oyster farm! When the afternoon begins to fall the look changes and it is at sunset the great moment of the ride. Not by chance the sunset from there is considered the most beautiful of all Rio Grande do Norte! After witnessing this incredible moment, we returned to the hotel.

The fine print