Going to the pools in Sao Miguel dos Milares was a nice experience all around. The jangadas depart... read more
The visit to the natural pools/coral reefs is definitely the best ecotour in the region. During... read more
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Going to the pools in Sao Miguel dos Milares was a nice experience all around. The jangadas depart from praia Porto da Rua. We hired a jangada from the Associacao de Jangadeiros. Quick and profesional all around. The cost was 50 reais per adult (they...More
The visit to the natural pools/coral reefs is definitely the best ecotour in the region. During morning lower sea tide, natural pools, isolated from open ocean, form for a couple of hours. The place is only accessible by locals' rafts, called "jangadas". These "jangadeiros" can...More
We were staying at São Miguel dos Milagres and we were intrigued with the natural pools tour. A guy came and picked us up at our inn, at about 8am; the tide was down, so we walked about 50m towars the coral reef, were his...More
Preserved nature and stunning location. Better to visit these natural pools than those in Maragogi - Maragogi is simply too crowded.
Going to São Miguel dos Milagres and not visit the natural swimming pools is like going to Paris and skip the Eiffel Tower! Likewise, sometimes it is a little bit crowded but if it isn't the peek season, it worths the visit. Best to go...More
I booked a tour from my hotel and the boat took us to the natural pools. It was an amazing experience to be so close to the nature. The water is really clear and full of sea animals. Make sure you don't step on the...More
really really nice. Not the same amout and vaiety of fish as in Thailand, but still nice. Very warm waters
While walking on the reef you can see in the holes a lot of different fish. You reach the reef partially walking on the beach and then by local boat. snorkelling is also an option
We felt like that old movie blue lagoon, with warm waters, the strong wind, and full of little fishes and marine life.
What a treat to make a trip with one of the local "jangadas" to the natural pools in the coral reefs and see all sort of marine life swimming underneath you!
