Genipabu
Sign in to savethumb|Dunes of Genipabu. thumb|Dune buggies in Genipabu. thumb|Dromedary camel in Genipabu (terminated in the 2010s). Genipabu or Jenipabu () is a beach with a complex of dunes, a lagoon and an environmental protection area (EPA) also popular scenic coastal spot located approximately 20 kilometers north of Natal, in the municipality of Extremoz, Rio Grande do Norte Brazilian state.
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thumb|Dunes of Genipabu. thumb|Dune buggies in Genipabu. thumb|Dromedary camel in Genipabu (terminated in the 2010s). Genipabu or Jenipabu () is a beach with a complex of dunes, a lagoon and an environmental protection area (EPA) also popular scenic coastal spot located approximately 20 kilometers north of Natal, in the municipality of Extremoz, Rio Grande do Norte Brazilian state.
Genipabu is used for "buggie" and formerly dromedary rides. Camel rides on the dunes were popular for many years, but as of 2020, they are no longer available. A sport that is played in the dunes around the lake is the "esquibunda", in which a person slides the dunes with a wooden board.
Excerpted from Wikipedia’s “Genipabu” article, available under the CC BY-SA 4.0 licence.
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