Maragogi

Maragogi is the municipality of the state of Brazil, which is 125 km north of the capital city of Maceio. 25,726 people are resident, a city located on the northern coast of the Algaas state, Brazil, which is the easternmost city of that state. After its capital city citation desired, Algos is the main destination in the state, attracting visitors from Maragogo Messeo. From the Zaparating beach, on the southern tip, a yacht boat crosses the Mangumba river in Porto Das Pedras, where visitors find almost deserted beaches.

Margaji initially had a small village called Gamela. In 1887, it was adopted as Isabel's name to honor the princess of Brazil, who had signed a law to end slavery in Brazil. Later, in 1892, after the river which was bathing the city, its name was Margagoi. According to some historians, "Maragogi" comes from the river of "Maruhub-Gai", or Maruba tribes. Maragogi is situated on the coastal coast - Costa dos Coras - Continuous live tropical cliffs of 130 kilometers on the coast of Northeast Brazil. The second most visited city after the municipality is Messi, which is the state capital of Algaon.

Its main attraction is "Galis", which is a group of tropical pool formed on low tide at a distance of approximately 6 kilometers from the city's coast. In the history of Margogi, there is a fight between the Dutch and Portuguese colonizers, as well as the growth of cane and coconut gardens, which created the first property of this region. Today, this is the tourism that provides the most important economic impact in this area. But, its potential is unexplained. Even so, the busy waterfront in the city of Maragogi has various types of restaurants, stores and stalls selling local art and craft.