The name 'Aerobunda' is a regional play on words combining 'aero' (air) and 'bunda' (buttocks), referencing the seated position used on the zipline.
The zipline descent typically ends with a splashdown directly into the freshwater lagoon.
The site is located within the municipality of Ceará-Mirim, though it is often visited by tourists traveling from the capital, Natal.
The geography of the area is characterized by shifting sand dunes that require 4x4 vehicles for consistent access.
Aerobunda is a recreational adventure site located in Ceará-Mirim, Rio Grande do Norte, Brazil, known for its aerial zipline activities. The attraction features a zipline that allows visitors to slide over a scenic lagoon. The surrounding landscape consists of dunes and freshwater pools typical of the Brazilian northeast coast. It operates as a local tourism spot focused on adventure sports and nature leisure. The site infrastructure includes basic support facilities for swimmers and zipline participants. Access to the area is primarily through off-road excursions or specialized transport services given the sandy terrain.
The launch platform for a high-angle shot, or the water surface level to capture the landing splash.
Bring a waterproof case for your phone or camera to protect against the splashdown.
Wear sunscreen and insect repellent, as the dunes and lagoon area have minimal shade.
Confirm with your transport provider that they have 4x4 capability, as standard vehicles cannot traverse the dune tracks.
Avoid arriving during high tide or heavy rain seasons as the track conditions can become impassable.
Operations are weather-dependent; the zipline may close during periods of high winds or heavy rainfall.
Swimwear is standard; secure footwear is recommended for climbing the dune stairs to the launch platform.
