The Potiguara are the only ones, among the indigenous populations in Brazil, to live at the same place, after the conflict with the colonizers, over 500 years ago. The reminiscent of the Potiguara nation form the Potiguara indigenous reserve, with 32 (thrity two) villages and 14 kilometers of virgin beaches, lagoons and brooks that cross Rio Tinto, Marcação and Baia da Traição Counties.