Fernando de Noronha

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Swell season

From January to May, the sea around Fernando de Noronha typically experiences the swell season, a period marked by the formation of stronger waves. During these months, we strongly urge extra caution when entering the water. Before venturing out, seek guidance from lifeguards and local residents, who are well-versed in the sea conditions at each beach. Taking care of your safety is also part of enjoying Fernando de Noronha responsibly.

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Sancho Waterfall

Access to the Sancho Waterfalls is prohibited due to the risk of landslides and rockfalls. This measure aims to ensure the safety of residents, visitors, and drivers. Failure to comply with the prohibition may result in fines. To learn more, click here

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Sueste Bay Report

Sueste beach has sea activities suspended, but it is possible to use the beach's sandy strip for walking and observing the sea and the Sueste mangrove. To learn more, click here

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Porcos Bay:

From 01/11, the area to the left of Baía dos Porcos beach will be blocked, as per guidance from the Brazilian Geological Service and specialist geologists due to the high risk of incidents and accidents due to rockslides on the wall. Bathing remains open throughout the Bay, except in the natural pool on the plateau to the left. Access by land becomes continuous flow, with no time limit, respecting the tide window.