Off road expedition through the Northeast coast, where the tourists ride in brave Defender 110 Land Rover jeeps equipped with air conditioner, CD player, satellite navigation (GPS) and communication radio with all security and comfort, feeling closely the sea breeze, between the cities Fortaleza and Natal, in a track filled with natural beauty between the two States: Ceará and Rio Grande do Norte.

Ceará : Morro Branco Beach, land of the colored sands; Aracati with its historic downtown presenting strong traces of the Portuguese colonization; Canoa Quebrada Beach with the majestic sunset of the "Grand Dune"; Praia da Redonda and the exuberant formations engraved by the wind and the sea in its magnificent red cliffs;

Rio Grande do Norte : Grossos and Areia Branca, from where most of the salt produced in the country is extracted; Praia do Marco, where it is speculated that the first mark by the Portuguese colonizers in Brazilian lands was placed in 1501; the São Roque Cape: the point of Brazil that is closest to Africa; and lastly, the capital Natal, considered the city with the fresher air of the Americas.