Praia de Pajuçara is a vibrant urban beach located in Maceió, the capital of Alagoas, Brazil. Situated roughly 2.5 miles (4 km) east of the city's historic center, it forms part of a stunning coastline famed for its turquoise waters, fine white sand, and extensive offshore coral reef systems. The beach is a hub of activity, featuring a wide promenade, numerous hotels, restaurants, and a lively nightlife scene. Its defining feature is the presence of the Pajuçara Natural Pools, shallow lagoons formed by ancient coral reefs located approximately 1 kilometer offshore, which become accessible at low tide. The waters are protected by these reefs, resulting in generally calm and clear conditions ideal for swimming and wading. The beach's central location, combined with its unique marine geography, makes it a prominent destination for both tourism and coastal fishing activities.