Rota das Emoções | 10 Days

Upon arrival in Fortaleza, the capital of Ceará and one of Brazil’s most vibrant coastal cities, you will embark on a private 4×4 transfer to Jericoacoara. This remote and charming village, located approximately 300 km from Fortaleza, is famous for its golden dunes, turquoise lagoons, and relaxed atmosphere.

The journey takes you along scenic roads, passing through small towns and stretches of untouched coastline before reaching this hidden paradise. The rest of the day is free to explore Jericoacoara at your own pace.

After breakfast, set off on an exhilarating adventure through Jericoacoara’s stunning landscapes on a buggy, ATV, or UTV tour. The journey begins with a stop at the iconic Lazy Tree, a windswept mangrove that has become a symbol of the region. Continue along the coastline to Preá Beach, known for its strong winds and vibrant kitesurfing scene, before heading inland to the crystal-clear waters of Blue Lagoon.
The highlight of the day is Paradise Lagoon, a breathtaking oasis with shallow, turquoise waters and white sandy shores. Here, you’ll enjoy an immersive lunch experience at a lakeside restaurant, where you can savor fresh seafood and regional flavors.

A full day to immerse yourself in everything Jericoacoara has to offer. This former fishing village turned tropical paradise is known for its laid-back vibe, scenic landscapes, and wide range of outdoor activities. You can take a surfing lesson in the gentle waves, try stand-up paddleboarding in the calm waters of the lagoon, or go on a guided horseback ride along the shoreline.
For those looking for adventure, fat bike tours across the dunes provide a unique way to explore the surroundings, while hiking trails reveal panoramic views of the coast.

The day begins with an off-road journey towards Camocim, crossing some of the most scenic landscapes of the region. The first adventure takes place at Guriú Beach, where a ferry navigates through a serene mangrove area filled with aerial root formations, creating an otherworldly setting. From there, we continue to Lagoa da Torta, a tranquil oasis with crystal-clear waters, perfect for a refreshing swim. A leisurely lunch by the lagoon (not included) allows time to take in the peaceful surroundings.

In the afternoon, the journey continues to Ilha do Amor, an island known for its stunning dunes and pristine beaches, offering more free time to relax and enjoy the natural beauty.

Leaving Camocim behind, the journey unfolds along the untouched coastline of Ceará, revealing some of the region’s most breathtaking and secluded beaches. The first stop is Barra dos Remédios, an untouched paradise often listed among the world’s most beautiful deserted beaches. The landscape here is a mesmerizing blend of dunes, mangroves, and the ever-changing meeting of the river and sea.

Continuing along the coast, we explore two more hidden gems: Bitupitá and Curimãs, both offering pristine beaches and calm waters. There’s time for a refreshing swim and a leisurely lunch at a local spot before heading inland toward Chaval. Here, the Carnaúba Trail winds through the impressive rock formations of the Stone Park, offering panoramic views of the surrounding landscapes.

The journey continues toward Parnaíba, passing through unique landscapes like the iconic “Combed Tree” and vast dune formations that shape the eastern coast of Piauí. Upon arrival, we head to Porto dos Tatus, the gateway to the stunning Parnaíba Delta, where a private speedboat awaits. Navigating through a labyrinth of mangroves, channels, and islands, we make a stop at the golden Feijão Bravo dunes in Baía do Caju, a place of surreal beauty.

A break for lunch takes place on Ilha das Canárias, a protected island known for its rustic charm and fresh seafood. Afterward, we continue exploring seasonal lagoons and the tranquil river waters, where there’s time for a refreshing swim. As the sun sets, one of the Delta’s greatest spectacles unfolds — the synchronized flight of the Scarlet Ibis, painting the sky in vivid red.

Today, we head towards Maranhão, following a scenic route to the remote fishing village of Tutoia. Along the way, we stop at the hauntingly beautiful Shipwreck Beach, where remnants of old vessels rest on the sands, adding a touch of mystery to the coastal scenery. Lunch is enjoyed at a local restaurant before continuing the journey toward the Pequenos Lençóis Environmental Protection Area, a stunning stretch of golden dunes and oases.

Reaching Caburé Beach, where the river meets the sea, we board a local boat for a short but picturesque crossing to Atins, a peaceful village at the edge of the Lençóis Maranhenses National Park.

After checking in at the lodge, the evening is free to enjoy the relaxed atmosphere of Atins.

A day dedicated to the surreal landscapes of the Lençóis Maranhenses begins with a journey through winding trails surrounded by low vegetation, leading to some of the most breathtaking lagoons in the Atins region. These crystal-clear waters form natural swimming pools among the white dunes, creating a landscape that feels almost otherworldly.

Lunch is a delicious local experience at one of the village’s iconic rustic restaurants — either Sr. Antonio’s, famous for its grilled prawns, or Carminha’s, known for its fresh seafood dishes prepared with regional flavors. The afternoon is spent savoring the peaceful beauty of the desert-like dunes before witnessing an unforgettable sunset over the vast, rolling sands.

The morning is free to enjoy Atins at your own pace, whether relaxing in a hammock, exploring the sandy streets of the village, or taking a final dip in the warm waters of the sea. Late in the morning, we transfer to the port for a scenic boat ride up the Preguiças River, passing through mangroves and remote riverside communities.

The first stop is Mandacaru, one of the oldest villages along the river, where the towering Preguiças Lighthouse offers panoramic views of the lush landscape. Further along, in Vassouras, we encounter playful capuchin monkeys and browse local handicrafts made by the region’s artisans.

As we reach Barreirinhas, the gateway to the Lençóis Maranhenses, there’s time for a leisurely lunch at a riverside restaurant before heading to the hotel.

After breakfast, it’s time to bid farewell to the mesmerizing landscapes of Lençóis Maranhenses and embark on the return journey to São Luís. Covering approximately 250 km, this scenic land transfer takes around four hours, passing through small towns and lush countryside. The transfer will take you to São Luís International Airport, ensuring a smooth connection to your departing flight.