1. Guriú and the Seahorse Tour
   The first stop is in the village of Guriú, where the ferry crossing on the Guriú River takes place.

Optional: Before the crossing, there is a canoe ride through the mangrove swamp to observe seahorses in their natural habitat. It's a moment of silence and connection with the local ecosystem.

1. Dry Mangrove
   Right after crossing the river, you arrive at Mangue Seco.

What to expect: A slightly exotic landscape with exposed tree roots that create artistic scenes.

Highlight: There are swings and hammocks strategically set up in the dry trees, yielding photos that are the hallmark of this side of the region.

1. Camocim Dunes (Adrenaline)
   This is where the buggy shows its worth. You will enter a vast field of white dunes.

With or without thrills? The buggy driver will ask for your preference. Get ready for steep descents and the rollercoaster sensation on the sand.

Skibunda: There is usually a stop at high dunes to go down on wooden boards straight into the water of small lagoons that