Enseada de Pajuçara is a coastal cove in Maceió, Alagoas, Brazil, known for its clear, calm waters. The cove is situated between Praia de Pajuçara and Ponta Verde, forming a sheltered section of coastline. A prominent geographical starting point for activities is the Marco dos Corais. The area is a focal point for organized aquatic sports, including a specific 4,000-meter open-water swimming crossing event named the Travessia da Enseada de Pajuçara, which runs from near the Marco dos Corais towards the Piscinas Naturais de Pajuçara and then parallels the beach. Paddling routes can explore the cove itself and connect to adjacent areas like Ponta Verde, with typical excursions lasting around two and a half hours. The water is crystalline and welcoming, with a generally tranquil sea state, suggesting conditions are often suitable for kayaking, canoeing, and stand-up paddleboarding. The presence of natural pools, known as Piscinas Naturais de Pajuçara, which are accessible during low tide, is a notable feature for paddlers to visit. The broader beach area is a major tourist destination, so paddlers should anticipate other watercraft and activity, particularly traditional fishing rafts called jangadas. The optimal dry season for outdoor activities in the region typically runs from June to November.