Praia da Costa is a long, sandy beachfront located within the metropolitan region of Aracaju in Sergipe, Brazil. It is characterized by its extensive stretch of sand, which is noted for being very close to the water's edge, and offers a beautiful view, particularly at sunset. The beach is part of the Orla Pôr do Sol, a significant landmark in Aracaju. While the area is appreciated for its natural beauty and is considered somewhat wild, it has experienced coastal erosion, with the sea having advanced to a point where swimming is no longer considered safe. The beach lacks commercial infrastructure like bars or stalls, contributing to its undeveloped feel but also limiting amenities for visitors. The surrounding coastal region is ecologically rich, with sightings of marine turtles, dolphins, and numerous birds reported in the vicinity.