Praia do Coqueirinho is a beach located in Conde, within the Região Metropolitana do Vale do Mamanguape, Paraíba, Brazil, approximately 35 kilometers from João Pessoa. The beach is characterized by a long stretch of sand backed by colorful cliffs and coconut trees. For paddlers launching from shore, the beach is divided into two distinct sections offering different conditions. One area features calm waters where natural pools form at low tide, suitable for relaxed paddling. The other section is open ocean with strong waves, which is ideal for surfing and indicates the presence of surf and shore-break, requiring caution for launching and landing. The beach is having significant tourist infrastructure, including restaurants and kiosks, which suggests amenities like parking and potential beach access points are available, though specific details on carry distance or launch facilities are not provided. The overall aesthetic is of clear waters and a scenic landscape of cliffs and palm trees. Water quality observations noted algae and litter in a quieter area of the beach, which is a consideration for paddlers. The beach's proximity to other notable beaches like Praia de Tabatinga and Praia de Tambaba suggests potential for coastal day trips or exploration by paddlecraft, depending on conditions and skill level. No specific regulations, seasonal water temperature patterns, or recommended paddling routes are detailed.