Nordeste
Sergipe
Brazil's smallest state, big on culture
Sergipe is Brazil's smallest state, a compact northeastern gem packed with baroque churches, mangrove coastlines and rich folk traditions. Aracaju, its planned grid-pattern capital, sits at the mouth of the Sergipe River surrounded by coconut groves, and the state's warm shallow waters and low-key beach towns make it a favorite domestic destination for families escaping the crowds of larger resorts.
Capital
Aracaju
Região
Nordeste
Estado
SE
Principais Atrações
- 1Cânyon do Xingó — dramatic gorge cut into the São Francisco River valley by hydroelectric works
- 2Laranjeiras — colonial town with Afro-Brazilian folk festivals and atmospheric baroque ruins
- 3Mangue Seco — remote sand-dune village on the Bahia border, accessible only by boat
- 4Aracaju seafood market — some of the freshest crab, shrimp and fish in the Northeast
Melhor Época para Visitar
September to March for sunny coastal weather; June for inland folk festivals.
Dica de Viagem
Mangue Seco requires a 30-minute boat crossing from Pontal — time your visit to avoid the intense midday heat.
Vídeos de Sergipe
Ainda não há vídeos geolocalizados neste estado.