Located on the island of Fernando de Noronha, a volcanic archipelago about 350 kilometers off Brazil's northeast coast, Baia dos Porcos - also known as Bay of Pigs - is a 100-meter-long beige sand beach with many rocky formations. This small, sheltered cove is tucked between the famous Praia do Sancho and Praia da Cacimba do Padre and has a beautiful background of rugged cliffs and dense vegetation, which together offer incredible views of the iconic Morro Dois Irmaos and the vast Atlantic Ocean. The beach is part of the Fernando de Noronha Marine National Park, which helps protect its natural beauty and biodiversity. Baia dos Porcos Noronha is promoted as an ecotourism destination, encouraging sustainable tourism practices that preserve its natural environment and marine life.