Taipus de Fora is not much of a secret anymore, as the influx of tourists has led to major development of the area. Today, visitors will find hotels, shops, and restaurants all around, though the major attraction continues to be the natural beauty of the coastline.

Taipus de Fora stretches for over seven kilometers, where soft, white sands are sandwiched between rows of towering coconut trees and blue waters that seem to go on forever. During low tide, the shoreline reveals a number of natural pools intercrossing with the coral reefs; during high tide, the area offers plenty of marine wildlife for divers and snorkelers.