Ten points are unsuitable for bathing in Greater São Luís, according to report from Sema Matheus Soares / Grupo Mirante (Illustrative Image) The most recent report released by the State Secretariat for the Environment and Natural Resources (Sema) points out that 10 of the 22 monitored points are unsuitable for bathing in Greater São Luís. ? Click here and subscribe to the g1 Maranhão channel on WhatsApp The survey was carried out among June 15th and July 13th, 2026 and is part of the weekly monitoring of bathing conditions on the beaches of Maranhão Island. The last collection took place on July 13th. According to the document, São Luís has the largest number of unsuitable stretches, with six unsuitable spots on the beaches of São Marcos and Olho d’Água. In São José de Ribamar, two points on Praia do Araçagi were classified as unsuitable: in front of the main access ramp to the beach and in front of Bar da Atalaia. In Paço do Lumiar, the inappropriate section is at Praia Olho de Porco, in front of the Las Vegas Bar and Restaurant.
Report points out ten unsuitable spots for bathing in Greater São Luís
Ten points are unsuitable for bathing in Greater São Luís, according to report from Sema Matheus Soares / Grupo Mirante (Illustrative Image) The most recent report released by the State Secretariat for the Environment...
In Raposa, one of the two points analyzed was considered unsuitable for bathing. The stretch is at Praia Olho de Porco, in the last tent before the mouth of the Mangue Seco stream. Sema also warns that rain can affect water quality, due to the transport of organic matter from public roads to rivers and beaches. Therefore, the recommendation is to avoid swimming in the sea within 24 hours of rain. Sought by g1 to inform whether it attributes the results to factors related to the sewage system, the Maranhão Environmental Sanitation Company (Caema) had not commented until the last update of this report.
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