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Located on the west side of the municipality, between Camocim and Jericoacara, Tatajuba beach is one of the most beautiful tropical paradises in the Northeast. Surrounded by white dunes, coconut trees and vast mangroves, the beach resembles a lost paradise. The existing Morro Branco is one of the highest dunes on the coast of Ceará. Between dunes, the sea and Laguinho da Torta, and without electricity, Tatajuba beach is inhabited by 745 residents who live in 166 houses, divided into three sectors: Vila de São Francisco, Vila Nova and Nova Tatajuba. From Camocim the journey to Tatajuba can be done by the seafront, crossing the mouth of the Coreaú River. The beach is part of a large environmental preservation area (APA). Access only with buggy or vehicle with 4-wheel drive - 40 km.

Only 20km away from the Camocim headquarters, access is by car with traction, crossing the Coreau River by ferry and going down on the island of Amor. The location is characterized by the lakes with clear and calm waters. (Lago Grande, Laguinho da Torta and the Mangrove).

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