Praia de Regência is a lengthy, straight ocean beach located near the village of Regência in Linhares, Espírito Santo. The beach is characterized by its rustic and wild sand shoreline, offering an untouched natural aesthetic and a laid-back, tranquil atmosphere. It is an open South Atlantic Ocean beach, which implies significant exposure to wind and ocean swell. The beach is situated within a settlement, with the center of Regência village approximately 840 meters away, and it is adjacent to a road, suggesting convenient vehicle access and parking near the shore. The carry distance from parking to the water's edge is not specified. The beach is known for its proximity to the mouth of a river, and the nearby village provides a glimpse into local coastal life. A significant natural feature is the presence of a dedicated turtle conservation center, part of the Tamar project, indicating potential wildlife viewing opportunities. The area is also near the Reserva Biológica de Comboios, a biological reserve. The beach's remote location fosters a sense of escape, and it is a location for surfing, which indicates the presence of surfable waves and a shore break that paddlers must navigate when launching and landing. There are no stated restrictions on paddling. Water quality and seasonal temperature patterns are not detailed in the provided information.