Tatajuba seems to be the main attraction for the West Side buggy tours departing Jericoacoara, and the attractions here are the lagoons. We told we would be going to lagoa Tatajuba or lagoa Grande but not sure which one we ended up. It seems, however, that most tour operators will take to the same places. At the lagoas, the main drag is the beauty, the blue/green waters constrast with the while sand, and the "thrilling" activities, like togoagua (a slide from the top of the dune to the lagoon) or tirolesa, which is a mini zipline where you end up splashing in the water. The operators are independent, and you can buy tickets in bulk. Everybody enjoys a different thing - just note that after the slide, you will have to climb the dune up again, but I think that is part of the fun. After the activities, we had lunch at another lagoon. The restaurants are bordering the lagoon, and all of them will bring fresh catches of the day (fish, lobster) and grill for you. For us, Californians, we thought the prices were very reasonable (thanks to the by-then current currency conversion rates) and we were very, very pleased with the meal and experience. For reference, the meal was cheaper and better than a fancier one we had at the Alchymist in lagoa Paraiso the next day. Up to date, my family is raving about this day.

Moment of relaxation /momento de relaxamento Lunch 👍 Lagoa ✨ To target / lunch time 11.30-12.30 before the potential rush and to choose fishes ( see pictures ) Thanks / Obrigado to ´´ Arij ´´