Praia de Camurupim is a beach located in Nísia Floresta, Rio Grande do Norte, Brazil. The beach is situated within a settlement, adjacent to a road, and is a public beach with amenities. Parking is available, including a garage at the nearby Praia Bonita Resort & Conventions, which offers valet parking and direct access to the beach. The overall character of the beach is one of tranquility and natural beauty, featuring golden sand and calm, warm waters. A key geographical feature is the presence of natural pools formed by coral reefs that act as a barrier. During low tide, these reefs create calm, crystal-clear, turquoise lagoons perfect for safe swimming and snorkeling. The gentle waves and warm water contribute to a peaceful atmosphere ideal for families and nature lovers. The water temperature averages around 27°C. The beach offers a direct view of the South Atlantic Ocean, and the area is known for its stunning coastal scenery, including dramatic cliffs. Nearby sights include the Mirante dos Golfinhos viewpoint at Praia de Tabatinga, which offers panoramic views and the chance to see dolphins, and Lagoa do Arituba, a freshwater lagoon accessible from some properties. Facilities for visitors include beachside restaurants and kiosks serving regional dishes, seafood, and drinks. The beach is suitable for launching paddlecraft like kayaks and SUPs, with the calm lagoon conditions inside the reef barrier during low tide providing a protected area for paddling. However, paddlers should be mindful of the tide cycle, as the protective reef and lagoon features are most pronounced and accessible during low tide.