Praia Formosa is a beach located in Cabedelo, within the metropolitan region of João Pessoa. The beach is characterized by calm seas, providing a tranquil paddling environment. A notable feature is the emergence of a large expanse of reddish sand and inviting natural pools as the tide recedes, creating interesting areas to explore by paddlecraft. The beach serves as a departure point for vessels heading to Ilha Vermelha, indicating it is a recognized launch site for accessing offshore destinations. The surrounding area is vibrant, with floating bars serving drinks and local cuisine along the beachfront, contributing to a lively atmosphere. The beach is situated near other coastal areas such as Praia de Ponta de Mato, Tambau Beach, and Praia do Miramar, offering potential for extended coastal paddling trips. The broader region features significant natural attractions, including the colorful reef of Picãozinho, which is teeming with vibrant marine life and is a common destination for catamaran tours, suggesting it could be a target for experienced paddlers. The aesthetic of the beach is defined by its reddish sand and the natural pools revealed at low tide.