Jericoacoara Beach(Praia de Jericoacoara, Praia Principal de Jericoacoara)

There are several restaurants in the area offering a range of cuisine, including Brazilian, Italian, and seafood. Some popular options include Tamarindo and Na Casa Dela.

There are several hotels and accommodations in Jericoacoara, including the My Blue Hotel and the Vila Kalango, which offer beachfront views and a range of amenities such as pools, restaurants, and spas.

There are also beachside bars and restaurants, as well as rental stands for equipment and beach chairs. The beach does not have lifeguards on duty, so it is important to be cautious while swimming. Bathroom access is available, but there are no dogs allowed on the beach.

Jericoacoara Beach offers a variety of activities, including swimming, windsurfing, kitesurfing, and sunbathing

There are several parking options available in Jericoacoara, but it is recommended to park outside of town and walk in as there are no cars allowed in the town center. Parking can be paid or free depending on the location.

Fun facts about Jericoacoara Beach include that it was once a quiet fishing village and was declared an Environmental Protection Area in 1984. It is also known for its unique rock formations, including the Pedra Furada, a rock arch that has become a popular tourist attraction.

In addition to the beach itself, there are several attractions in and around Jericoacoara, including the Lagoa do Paraíso, a stunning lagoon with crystal-clear water and white sand beaches, and the Duna do Pôr do Sol, a sand dune where visitors can watch the sun set over the ocean.