Praia de Barreta is a public ocean beach on the South Atlantic coast of Rio Grande do Norte, Brazil, located within the settlement of Barreta near Nísia Floresta. The beach is characterized by pristine golden sands and is adjacent to a road, offering straightforward vehicle access and public amenities. For paddlers, this means convenient parking and a short carry to the water's edge. The beach faces the open ocean, resulting in exposure to prevailing winds and ocean swells. Typical wind speed is 7.8 meters per second and average wave height is 1.6 meters, suggesting that conditions can be choppy with a significant shore break, requiring careful assessment before launching kayaks or SUPs. The water temperature averages a warm 27 degrees Celsius. A notable feature for exploration is the formation of natural pools during low tide along the shoreline. The overall character is that of a quieter, more serene coastal area compared to busier tourist hubs, offering a laid-back vibe focused on natural beauty. The beach is situated near diverse landscapes, including the Atlantic Ocean and Lagoa do Arituba lagoon, providing potential for varied paddle routes from the launch point. Barreta Island is also a nearby destination reachable from the beach. As the beach is within a settlement, basic amenities and nearby eateries are available for trip preparation and after-paddling needs.