morro branco

It's about 80 minutes' drive from Fortaleza, well worth the time considering the amazing landscape. The only negative of the trip was the stop at the "Centro Artesanal das Rendeiras de Aquiraz" - you can by the same things in Fortaleza, it was a waste of time.

Can not describe what this place is.... Very popular in Brazil due to several movies and soap operas scenario. Chepaer than Canoa Quebrada and for me and my wife, much more beautifull too.

For me, this beach is worth visit mostly for the scenic view you get from above the cliffs. Take some pictures and enjoy the beautiful view.You can also walk through the cliff maze, towards the beach, and if you are on a buggy tour, get back on the buggy for more fun.I've visited this beach as part of a buggy tour, that I strongly recommend (be careful though to pick certified buggy driver to avoid accidents)

Well, Ceara is a very beautiful state. Some of its beaches have the most unforgettable landscapes. One of my faves is Morro Branco Beach, about 1 hour car ride from Fortaleza toward the east side of the state. You can take a tour by buggy or on foot, following some local tour guide. The day I was there, the tide was too high and the waves were very strong, so I didn't get into the water. But I totally recommend visiting this place.

Morro Branco is a stunning beach area about an hour south of Fortaleza. There's a weird labyrinth created by giant sand dunes, and many caves and waterfalls pop up further along the beach. You can book a day trip there through most of the hotels in Fortaleza. It's not too expensive, and a great alternative to the city beaches. Buggy rides to local attractions, quad rentals, microlight flights, rides on jangadas.

Not far from Fortaleza. Consider renting a car for the day instead of paying for transportation. I hired a local tour for two for R$100 total. It included a buggy ride on the dunes and visiting multiple lagoons.

about an hour and a half away from fortaleza, you find beautiful rocky formations, by the beach, with unique colours.

A most special and beautiful place. 50 shades of red 50shades of blue, wild ocean, buggy rides for those who want a spoil, endless beach for a walk , climbing, swimming, eating, and a short drive from Fortaleza. Just beware the speed signals becausecit is enforced. And as tourustic as it is, still most are Brasilian and the ones trying to make money don't put pressure on you and prices and food are more than OK. A great place for romance and making new friends in a serene environment

Beautiful sights from the top of the red cliffs, where you can overlook the sea and the sky high sand dunes. Totally worth the visit. Take some time to be on your own and enjoy the amazing rocky nature around, even when travelling with others.

just one hour driving from Fortaleza, ideal for a day trip.It is nice to rent a buggy with driver and to know the Falésias.

Worth the moneyFantastic pictures for young and oldUnfortunately like many touristic places... Only money counts... Just do not hesitate to say no

The spot is worth a visit, the geology is interesting and the views beautiful. It is a pity that is so crowded with tourists climbing, jumping, scratching the stones/cliffs. The beach was, for us, unacessible, since we stopped above, on the cliffs. It is no grand canyon, but the sand colours and combination of cliffs and beach is fascinating.

I visited this beach as part of a 'three beaches' tour. Its really nice and you'll get some great views / photos. Well worth a visit.

The amazing beaches are heaven. the sand has like 20 diff types of color and prices are very good plus is a very close beach to fortaleza (40min)

There are many beatiful places in the world. This is one of them. Wether you take a Buggy tour from the pushy sellers or just stroll along the beach with its colours lagoons and friendly people it stays as a spectacular memory in your mind. BTW I reccomend buying their sandstone creations. It makes for a great memory and you help fine people make a living.