Genipabu Dunes – They form a gorgeous scenery, where you can enjoy buggies and camel rides. In the dunes there are also lakes and exuberant Atlantic Vegetation.

Beaches – Some of them are wild and quiet, like São Miguel do Gostoso, Ponta do Mel, Zumbi, and Perobas; another ones are urbanized and have many tourists and an exciting nightlife, such as Pipa, Ponta Negra, Genipabu, and Pirangi do Norte.

The Cashew Tree of Pirangi – Located on Pirangi beach, this cashew tree is listed on Guinness Book as the largest in the world, occupying an area of 8 thousand square meters.

Natural Pools of Maracajaú Beach – They are located 7km far away from Maracajaú shore, surrounded by tiny fish, lobsters, shrimps and other marine species. They are perfect for snorkeling and bathing, their waters are shallow, warm and crystal clear.

Parque das Dunas – Considered the lung of Natal, Parque das Dunas is the second largest urban park in Brazil. It is a preservation area of Atlantic Forest on Dunes. There you can hike along pathways into the forest or just take a walk along the visitation center called Bosque dos Namorados, which possesses an infrastructure of leisure and entertainmen for children and adults.

Mountain Ranges – If you are looking for some adventure and wild nature, you should visit the mountain ranges at the boroughs of Martins, Patu, and Portalegre, which reveal a unique landscape and a great number of possibilities of practicing extreme sports, such as climbing, rappelling, trekking, mountain biking and hang gliding.

Cliffs – The cliffs of Barra de Tabatinga are breathtaking. There visitors can watch the dolphin’s ballet and a gorgeous sunset. Many people also use to practice adventure sports there.

Lakes – The lakes of Pitangui, Jacumã, and Arituba are the most visited by tourists. There, visitors have a lot of fun by going down the dunes, hung from a cable towards the lake waters.