Buzios Beaches

Walk 900m to the beach that started it all -- where Buzios history meets golden sunsets and waterfront dining.

Just 750m from your door, catch Buzios most accessible sunset from this historic cove -- your nightly ritual starts here.

A 15-minute walk rewards you with one of Buzios best-kept sunset secrets -- intimate, clean, and always magical.

Walk 150m past Azeda and discover its even more stunning little sister -- fewer people, finer sand, more vivid waters.

A hidden corner just 800m away where calm waters and a legendary beachfront restaurant await.

Buzios wildest beauty -- pristine waters, green hills, and your choice of beach kiosks or the upscale Silk Beach Club.

Over the hill from Praia Brava lies Buzios most dramatically beautiful (and clothing-optional) cove.

1.5km to Buzios most popular beach -- restaurants, kiosks, crystal waters, and everything you need for a perfect beach day.

A sheltered cove where rocky cliffs trap the warmth -- snorkel in crystal waters before chasing sunsets on the west side.

Discover the romantic little cove between Ossos and Azeda -- small, secluded, and perfectly named.

Walk past the crowds of Joao Fernandes to discover its hidden little brother -- cooler waters, emerald colors, pure magic.

A tiny, dramatic cove on the east coast -- morning sun, rocky outcrops, and one of Buzios most photogenic spots.

2.2km to a horseshoe-shaped paradise -- choose full-service beach kiosks or find your own private stretch of sand.

Named after visiting sea turtles, this calm bay offers the best family snorkeling on the peninsula.

All the charm of Ferradura in a cozier package -- crystal waters in a petite horseshoe bay.

Buzios biggest and most famous beach -- endless sand, perfect surf, and kiosks that bring everything to your chair.

Where wind meets water -- kitesurf by day, watch the sunset from the pier, dine at Porto da Barra by night.

Beyond Geriba lies Buzios quiet side -- long empty sand, gentle waves, and the space to truly unwind.

Kilometers of wide-open sand and premier kitesurfing conditions on Buzios mainland coast.

A semi-wild mainland beach named after Portuguese sailing ships -- fresh seafood and reliable sunsets.

The beach the tourists never find -- authentic local culture on Buzios most remote shore.