Cajueiro da Praia is a village in Piauí, located on the border of Ceará. The first inhabitants of this region were the Tremembe Indians who left a great cultural and artisanal heritage in the area. The origin of its name comes from the large number of cashew trees (= cajueiro) present in the municipality. It is said that the town is home to the largest cashew tree in the world, the "cajueiro rei", covering an area of 8,810m2! Nature is at its best in this village, where you can also find various species of shellfish, migratory birds, manatees and seahorses. Nowadays, Cajueiro is very popular among kite-surfers and offers all the charm of a dynamic village combined with a sensational environmental setting.