Ibiraquera Lagoon, Ibiraquera
Ibiraquera

Ibiraquera Lagoon

A coastal lagoon of approximately 8 km², with four connected sections: Lagoa de Cima, Lagoa do Meio, Lagoa de Baixo and Lagoa do Saco. Its connection to the sea through the inlet changes over time. Depth, current and conditions vary between stretches. Sunset over the water is the moment of the day here.

“The lagoon offers several ways to spend time beside the water. Choose your access point and activity for the day’s conditions.”
— Host note

What only a local knows

How to do it
For SUP or kayaking, arrange the launch point with the operator. For kite and wingfoiling, check wind, space and depth with the school.
When to go
For paddling, choose light winds and arrange the time with the operator. Early-morning or late-afternoon light is also worth a visit.
Heads-up
After heavy rain or changes at the inlet, conditions can change. Consult IMA’s current bathing-water report and assess the access point before entering.
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