Natal is a partially safe place; some neighborhoods can be dangerous, but not very much in my perspective. The city is small and tropical. Because it is small, weekend events usually gather a good number of people, which makes the places safer.

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Natal, the capital city of the Rio Grande do Norte state, is nestled in the northeastern tip of Brazil, presenting an alluring blend of stunning beaches, dazzling dunes, and rich history. Known as the "City of the Sun", Natal boasts an impossibly tropical climate, enjoying over 300 days of sunshine annually. It's home to some of Brazil's most impressive natural wonders, including the sprawling dunes of the Parque das Dunas, and the mesmerizing reefs of Maracajaú, offering bewitching diving experiences. Natal is also renowned for its vibrant nightlife, tantalizing culinary scene focusing on seafood and traditional Brazilian cuisine, and its world-famous Carnival celebration which draws a horde of visitors globally every year.

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Safety rating:	2.1/5	Unsafe
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Crime rate:	1.9/5	Low
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