Camurupim Beach is an awesome place; in the low tide, pools are formed between the barrier reef and the shore. The water is crystal clear and warm, very relaxing and perfect for families with small children. As the tide rises and the sea advances over the barrier reef, lovely and not long lived water falls are created. Several rustic restaurants offer delicious snacks and meals. Camurupim Beach is about 30 km away from Natal, along a well paved road. To get there from Natal, you can either hire a shared van or a private car. We opted for a chauffeured private car, and were luck to get in touch with Mr. Kennedy, a Natal taxi driver. He was very friendly and helpful, and took us not only to Camurupim Beach but to other places as well, including Pipa Beach, Carcará and Arituba Lagoons. If you plan to go on a distress-free sightseeing tour of the Natal attractions, it might be a good idea to try and contact Mr. Kennedy through your hotel reception. I reckon that in Natal there can not be m