Barra de Jequiá is a beach located in the state of Alagoas, Brazil, known for its natural beauty and the meeting point of the Jequiá River and the Atlantic Ocean. The beach is characterized by its exuberant beauty and is surrounded by preserved native vegetation, appealing to tourists who appreciate nature. The area provides direct access to both the sea and the river. For paddlers launching from shore, such as kayakers or stand-up paddleboarders, the primary access point is the beach itself, with the specific launch area being near the confluence of the river and the ocean, approximately 500 meters from the village of Barra de Jequiá. This area is serviced by beachfront kiosks that offer meals and drinks. The general area is accessible and frequented by tourists. The overall character of the paddling experience is defined by this unique estuarine environment where freshwater meets the sea, offering a scenic route along the river and coastal exploration. Notable sights include the Marapé Dunes, a nearby natural attraction. The water body's aesthetic is one of a pristine, less-developed coastline.