Located on the banks of the Arapiuns River, on a stunning point of sand, the village is home to 60 families and approximately 150 people. Several activities promote the community's livelihood, such as the harvest of buriti seeds to sell in the city of Alter do Chão, the production of flour, and mainly activities aimed at sustainable tourism, such as trails, the restaurant that serves typical food, and the hammock house to welcome travelers who wish to stay overnight.