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Bustling Beaches of Rio

Armação dos Búzios, a peninsula east of Rio de Janeiro, features over 20 distinct beaches. The northern shores, such as Praia da Ferradura and Azeda, offer calm, warm waters suitable for snorkeling. The southern Atlantic-facing beaches, including Geribá and Brava, provide strong swells for surfing. This list highlights diverse coastal spots, from the historic fishing harbor at Praia dos Ossos to the secluded, reddish sands of Praia do Forno.

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Praia da Ferradura

Horseshoe-shaped bay with shallow, calm waters. Facilities include pedal boat rentals and several waterfront kiosks.

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Praia Azedinha

Small, sheltered cove accessible via a short path from Praia Azeda. Features clear, still water and rock formations.

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Praia de Geribá

Wide, two-kilometer sandy stretch known for consistent surf breaks and windsurfing. It serves as a central hub for water sports.

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João Fernandes Beach

Wonderful small beach, one of the best ones in the area. You'll find some great restaurants around.

Praia Tartaruga

Beach with calm, warm waters frequently visited by sea turtles. The shore is lined with kiosks and offers views of the sunset.

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Praia do Forno

Secluded beach distinguished by its reddish sand and surrounding rocky cliffs. Accessible by a steep trail or by boat.

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Praia Ferradurinha

Small cove surrounded by rock formations. The calm, emerald waters are used for kayaking and stand-up paddleboarding.

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Praia Brava

Atlantic-facing beach with strong waves and open sea, popular for surfing. It features several upscale beach clubs.

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Praia de Manguinhos

Long beach with constant winds, making it a primary spot for sailing and windsurfing. Known for its sunset views.

Praia dos Ossos

Historic beach where the town's settlement began. Characterized by traditional fishing boats and the 18th-century Sant'Ana Church nearby.

Praia Azeda

Reached by a wooden staircase or water taxi, this small bay offers clear, calm water and is a protected environmental area.

Praia do Canto

Located in the town center near Rua das Pedras. The shoreline is used for fishing boat moorings and offers easy access to restaurants.

Praia Tartaruga

Sheltered beach known for calm, warm waters and sightings of sea turtles near the rocks.

Praia Olho de Boi

Official clothing-optional beach reached by a steep, 20-minute hiking trail starting from the northern end of Praia Brava.

Praia Tucuns

Long, undeveloped beach with strong waves and wind. It is a frequent landing spot for paragliders.

Praia João Fernandinho

Small, quiet cove accessible by stairs from the road. Features clear water and rocky outcrops suitable for snorkeling.

Praia da Armaçao

Bordered by the Orla Bardot promenade, this beach is used for boat mooring and features the Brigitte Bardot statue.

Praia dos Amores

Small, secluded beach located between Praia do Canto and Praia da Armação.

Praia dos Amores

Tiny rocky cove accessible via a trail from Praia Ferradurinha during low tide.

Praia da Foca

Small rocky inlet that forms natural tidal pools between the stones during low tide.

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Praia da Ferradura

Praia Azedinha

Praia de Geribá

João Fernandes Beach

Praia Tartaruga

Praia do Forno

Praia Ferradurinha

Praia Brava

Praia de Manguinhos

Praia dos Ossos

Praia Azeda

Praia do Canto

Praia Tartaruga

Praia Olho de Boi

Praia Tucuns

Praia João Fernandinho

Praia da Armaçao

Praia dos Amores

Praia dos Amores

Praia da Foca

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