- Type
- Nature
- Area
- Camamu Bay
The Tremembé Waterfall is near the village of Tremembé, up the Maraú River. According to Wikipedia, the waterfall flows directly into Camamu Bay, which makes it a rare sight: fresh water falling into the bay. INEMA and the English Wikipedia list the Tremembé falls among the highlights of the Camamu Bay protected area.
Getting there
Wikipedia says the village of Tremembé can be reached by boat and by car from the town of Camamu. For visitors staying on the peninsula, the most common way is by boat, on a bay trip.
Precautions
- Wet rocks are slippery: wear shoes with good grip.
- Do not climb the falls and respect the current after rain.
Practical tips
- After heavy rain the current gets stronger: be careful.
- Ask whether the boat trip includes Tremembé.
Frequently asked questions
Does the Tremembé Waterfall fall into the sea?
It flows directly into Camamu Bay, according to Wikipedia.
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