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About this site
Parrachos de Maracajaú refers to a set of natural reef pools formed by coral formations off the coast north of Natal, in Rio Grande do Norte, Brazil. The reefs sit far enough offshore that they are reached by boat, and the area is well known locally for snorkeling in shallow water over the coral formations at low tide. Diving and snorkeling operations run out of the nearby town of Maracajaú, using the natural barrier reef as the main draw.
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