Lagoinha Beach, a half-moon-shaped stretch of sand in Fortaleza, Brazil, was once a favored hideout for French pirates. Today, it is a serene haven for a small fishing community and is known for its natural beauty. The beach’s tranquil atmosphere and clear waters make it a popular spot for kitesurfing and other water activities. Its distance from the bustling city of Fortaleza ensures that Lagoinha remains a peaceful retreat, free from the crowds that often flock to more central locations.
Lagoinha Beach (Praia de Lagoinha)
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