It is a beach of natural beauty with calm, clear waters, known for its moon-like shape and for being almost deserted.

It has great potential for ecotourism development, with eco-lodge projects, accessible via a track (dirt road) that requires caution and a four-wheel-drive vehicle.

It is a “rough diamond” in Benguela’s tourism sector, with unique natural beauty and room for investment.
It offers tranquility and historical landmarks such as the “Soba’s Chair,” making it a promising destination for sustainable tourism.