Translagunar | Iguaba Grande - Trecho Ponta da Farinha x APA Das Andorinhas

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Translagunar | Iguaba Grande - Trecho Ponta da Farinha x APA Das Andorinhas
Translagunar | Iguaba Grande - Trecho Ponta da Farinha x APA Das Andorinhas
Translagunar | Iguaba Grande - Trecho Ponta da Farinha x APA Das Andorinhas
Translagunar | Iguaba Grande - Trecho Ponta da Farinha x APA Das Andorinhas
Translagunar | Iguaba Grande - Trecho Ponta da Farinha x APA Das Andorinhas
Description

The Translagunar is the 2nd TLC of the Municipality of Iguaba Grande. Ponta da Farinha, in Iguaba Grande (RJ), is one of the most well-known and tranquil spots along the shores of Lagoa de Araruama. It is a small point of land that extends into the lagoon, forming an area of shallow, calm, and generally warm waters with high salinity.

Guidelines
Extension: 5.92 Km
Difficulty Moderate
Orientation Easy
Signaling Level Partial
Conservation Good
Risk Exposure Low
Sun Exposure Medium
Hydration Point Available
Climbing No climbing required
Minimum Altitude: 0m
Maximum Altitude: 0m
Negative Unevenness: 2m
Positive Unevenness: 2m
Tips

Check out this trail from @Wikiloc! https://pt.wikiloc.com/trilhas-trekking/daisy-pessanha-iguaba-grande-129779378?utm_medium=app&utm_campaign=share&utm_source=12638968 (Daisy Pessanha Iguaba Grande)

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Guidelines
Extension: 5.92 Km
Difficulty: Moderate
Orientation: Easy
Signaling Level: Partial
Minimum Altitude: 0m
Maximum Altitude: 0m
Negative Unevenness: 2m
Positive Unevenness: 2m
Route

A route of 5,500 km in length, with moderate sun exposure. It features "Instagrammable" spots, geological points, and various options for lacustrine and nautical sports. The landscape is characterized by restinga vegetation, a wide view of the lagoon, and a simple, welcoming atmosphere. It is not an ocean beach, but rather a lagoon beach, which gives Ponta da Farinha a more intimate and relaxing character. In the late afternoon, the place often becomes especially beautiful, with the sky reflecting in the clear waters of the lagoon. It is a space closely connected to the daily life of the city, ideal for those seeking contact with nature without excessive tourist hustle.

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