3 Bed Villa for sale in Natal, North East, Brazil

Beautiful new beachline project in one of Brazils fastest growing areas.
Natal has established itself as the leading beach tourism destination in Brazil and benefits from the best climate in the country; the yearly average temperature is 27 degrees and the weather is stable and sunny virtually all year around. Natal is also the closest point to Europe from Latin America and flying time is approx. 7-8 hours from central Europe. Thomson Holidays added Brazil to their offer at the beginning of 2006, and to no surprise the chosen location was Natal.
Maracajaú is a peaceful coastal village with around 2,500 residents, located 56 km north from Natal. The small fishing villages still retains its original charm, with sailing rafts anchored on the sea shore. The people are very welcoming and their main source of income comes from artesian fishing. Never ending beaches with crystalline water, sea-front coconut groves, sand dunes with white sand and a large coral formation a few kilometres from the coastline occupying more than 13km2 – the biggest coral reef in Brazil, is what makes Maracajaú a place of stunning natural beauty.
The location of this project is perfectly positioned to benefit from the massive increase in investments and tourism in the coming years. Ever since a road was built to give access to the village, Maracajaú has been visited by an increasing number of tourists.
Recently the economic profile has been changing, with investors arriving form all over the world to reveal this village’s tourist potential. Maracajaú is nowadays one of the most promising beaches in the State of Rio Grande do Norte, as far as tourism and investment potential are concerned. In addition, a new airport, with an estimated completion in 2010, will be just north of Natal. Maracajaú will be reached from this airport in only 25 minutes by car approximately.
Next to the village there is a large aquatic park and several golf courses will be developed in the coming years. An excellent lodging and restaurant structure is already in place to unite peace and tranquillity with comfort. Present activities in the area range from horse riding, water sports, exciting daytrips in beach buggies along the coastline, fishing or simply relaxing on the beach. The village has a small supermarket and pharmacy and recently several new restaurants and small shops have opened. Along with the coming development in the area, the infrastructure is set to greatly improve as well. The idyllic fishing village and the climate with its constant breeze and dry, equatorial trade winds, the people, the food and the low prices is what makes Maracajaú the perfect place to relax. However, if you are looking for more action, in a little over 30 minutes you arrive in the state capital Natal with 800,000 inhabitants and all the modern facilities and nightlife you can wish for. The prices are so low that you can go by taxi and spend the night in a hotel for a small sum of money. In the next five years, investments, in new resorts with more than 10 golf courses, will exceed $ 1.8 billion in the Natal area. The region is set to become one of the most popular tropical destinations for Europeans, and recently the Americans have taken an interest as well. A major advantage to this area will be the completion of the new airport in Natal, which will be the largest in Latin America.