Praia de Jacumã is a beach located approximately 33 kilometers from Natal in Rio Grande do Norte, Brazil, accessible via the BR-101 highway. The beach features light-colored sand lined with coconut palms. For paddlers launching from shore, the beach is characterized by clear waters and gentle waves, as the shoreline is protected by offshore reefs that break up incoming surf, creating a generally calm and tranquil environment suitable for family bathing. This reef protection suggests a manageable shore break for launching and landing kayaks or SUPs, particularly in favorable conditions. The beach is adjacent to a lagoon where dune-based activities like "esquibunda" and "aerobunda" are offered, indicating a potential calm-water paddling destination nearby. The overall vibe is one of a pleasant, moderate destination combining natural beauty with leisure amenities. Facilities for visitors include stalls or kiosks offering snacks and drinks along the beach. Dedicated paddler facilities like rinse stations and formal parking areas are not readily available, and seasonal water temperature patterns are not well documented. Specific restrictions or regulations for paddling, major hazards, recommended routes, and water quality issues at this location are not clearly defined.