Lagao Macau
Brazil · Rio Grande do Norte
The Lagoon of Macau, nestled near the Ilha da Ponta do Tubarão, is a hidden gem of the Brazilian Northeast. Surrounded by golden dunes, mangroves, and sparkling salt flats, this natural lagoon offers a perfectly flat water area swept by offshore trade winds. It is a still-preserved spot, little frequented, where nature reigns supreme. The conditions are ideal for freestyle, foil, and progression sessions in a setting worthy of a movie. Access is via a sandy track from Macau or Guamaré, and the atmosphere is calm, almost unreal.
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The lagoon fills at high tide and remains navigable for most of the day. The wind from east to southeast blows side-onshore, strong and consistent. The water is flat to ultra-flat in the center, slightly choppy at the edges under gusts. The depth is shallow and regular, with a sandy bottom. It is a dream spot for freestyle, with no obstacles or currents. Outside the lagoon, the nearby beach of Ponta do Tubarão allows for beautiful downwinds along the dunes.
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