Praia de Oiteiro is a beach located near Rio Tinto, within the João Pessoa metropolitan region of Paraíba, Brazil. The beach is characterized by its beautiful sea views and notable natural features, including cliffs, known locally as falésias, and coastal forest. These cliffs and the surrounding natural landscape make the area suitable for hiking and nature observation, offering scenic viewpoints for paddlers to appreciate from the water. The beach is having waves suitable for surfing, indicating that paddlers launching from the shore, particularly in kayaks or on SUPs, should be prepared for a potential shore break and surf conditions. This suggests the launch may be more suitable for experienced paddlers comfortable in surf zones, especially when wave activity is present. The beach provides a direct view of the open ocean, which also implies exposure to wind and swell. The broader region is noted for its cultural significance, being an area inhabited by the indigenous Potiguara people, whose cultural traditions are present in the locality. For trip planning, the beach is situated approximately 60 km north of João Pessoa, with access via road taking about an hour by car.