Sheltered in a cove, with the Church of Sant'Anna on top of the hill and, at the foot, the Iate Clube de Búzios. It is so called because in the 1730s bones of whales captured in the region were buried there. The charm is the beautiful houses that originated from the fishermen's huts who, seduced by tempting offers, got rid of their privileged homes at the “penny price”.

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The show starts at the top of the viewpoint that shows the beautiful sea of Praia de João Fernandes. Hard not to be enchanted and go down to the sand. The beaches of João Fernandes and João Fernadinho are neighboring and there is no land connection between the two.

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Small beach, located at the end of Rasa beach. Access is even more beautiful and pleasant on low tide days.

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Extensive, with good waves, white sands and clear waters, Geribá is one of the main points of Búzios. The beach is ideal for walking and surfing.

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Praia da Azeda, with calm and transparent waters, is accessible by a cobbled street and a wooden staircase from Praia dos Ossos. The tip is to take an aqua taxi at the pier in the center of Búzios and enjoy the round trip by the sea.

In the right corner, a short and easy path near the rocks leads to Azedinha beach.

Included among the most beautiful beaches in Brazil.

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The calm water cove is a favorite for families with children and water sports fans. In addition to the tranquility, the beach offers tents in the left corner, which offer chairs and umbrellas, as well as snacks and drinks.

Fun is guaranteed on account of pedal boat, kayak and stand-up paddle rides. which can be rented on site.

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Undoubtedly one of the most beautiful places to watch the sunset.

The cove of Praia da Armação borders the entire Rua das Pedras and Orla Bardot. It is undoubtedly one of the most beautiful places in Brazil. Here along this beach you will find the vestiges of the small fishing village, beautiful fishing boats, schooners, turtles and beautiful bars and restaurants.

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Beautiful and wild, the beach is divided into 2 sections: in the first part, on the left, there are kiosks and restaurants with a beautiful view of the sea. Walking on the rocks, you reach the other side, calmer and less crowded. From there, a trail leads to Olho de Boi beach, a stronghold for naturists.

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It is usually the beach with the warmest waters on the peninsula. Great for relaxing, swimming in its calm waters and snorkeling

It is the beach for naturists. Access is a little tricky. The trail with ups and downs starts at the right corner of Praia Brava. The path takes about 30 minutes. Due to the difficulties of the way, it is not advisable to do the trail alone.

A small, uncrowded beach with calm seas. It has no infrastructure. Access is via a trail along the coast on the right corner of the beach.