Praia do Miaí de Cima is a beach located in the Litoral Sul of Alagoas, Brazil, near the town of Coruripe. The beach is tranquil, with few waves and no rocks, making it suitable for swimming. This suggests a generally gentle shore-break, which can be favorable for launching and landing paddlecraft like kayaks and stand-up paddleboards, especially for beginners. The beach is directly accessible from properties and a development called Acqua del Mare, which is a "loteamento pé na areia," meaning lots situated right on the sand. This implies a very short carry distance from nearby accommodations to the water's edge. Public beach access points are not explicitly detailed, but the presence of vacation rentals and a real estate development indicates the area is accessible to visitors. The Acqua del Mare development lists amenities that could be useful for paddlers, including a "Guarda pranchas / Sup," which is a storage area for boards, and outdoor showers. The broader area is noted for its natural beauty, featuring lagoons, viewpoints, and vistas of the sea along the access roads. For paddlers, this hints at scenic coastal exploration opportunities. The beach forms part of the Miaí Enseada, a cove that blends natural attractions with urban infrastructure.