Giorno 5 — Atins → Parnaiba
Breakfast. Transfer to the port. We will board a motorboat for a 15-minute crossing of the Preguiças river to Caburé, where we will board a 4x4 vehicle bound for Tutóia. Along the way, we will cross 15 km of deserted beaches, then a further 5 km of magnificent dunes and another 10 km of off-road tracks until we reach the small town of Paulino Neves, from where we will continue along 30 km of tarmac road to our destination. Arrival and boarding of a motorboat to cross the Delta. During the journey, we will pass through various labyrinths formed by the watercourses, we will pass in front of the island of São Bernardo where we will see a small church in the middle of nowhere, and at Morro do Meio we will plunge into the waters of the Parnaíba. Lunch (not included) will take place on one of the Delta's islands, as indicated by the guide/driver. Continue to Parnaiba. Parnaíba is the second-largest city in the state of Piauí and is part of one of the most beautiful coastal regions in the country. It is known as the gateway to the Parnaíba River Delta, the largest open-sea delta in the Americas and the third largest in the world. White sand dunes, carnauba palms, and coconut trees, clear warm seas, majestic rivers, lagoons, streams, and rich wildlife are just some of the attractions of this unforgettable destination. The Parnaíba Delta is part of an Environmental Protection Area (APA) and, with more than 70 islands, hosts an incredible variety of animal species, including monkeys, turtles, dolphins, crabs, and caimans, as well as threatened species such as manatees and the scarlet ibis, a distinctive red bird native to the region. Its flora is abundant with mangroves, freshwater streams, lagoons, and sand dunes, offering truly inspiring landscapes. Dinner free.
Accommodation Vila Parnaiba.