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== Nightlife ==

Jeri's nightlife has a barefoot, sandy-street charm that's hard to replicate. The village is small enough that you'll stumble into the action without trying.

The evening starts with the sunset dune pilgrimage, then drifts into dinner. By 22:00, the main ''beco'' (alley) fills up with bar-hoppers. '''Samba Rock Café''' on the main square is the anchor — live forró, samba rock, and themed music nights pull a mixed crowd of Brazilians and international kiters. Cold caipirinhas flow freely.

Most bars are open-air, sand-floored, and loud in the best way. The scene peaks on weekends but is lively any night during high season. Forró dancing is the local move — learn the basic steps or get dragged onto the floor anyway.

If you need sleep, stay on the village outskirts or at Preá (much quieter). If you want the full experience, book a room near the main square and surrender to the rhythm.