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- Explore the Beaches. Búzios boasts over 20 stunning beaches, each with its own unique charm. From the bustling Geribá Beach, perfect for surfing enthusiasts, to the tranquil João Fernandes Beach, ideal for sunbathing and snorkeling, there’s a beach for every taste and preference.
- Take a Boat Tour. Embark on a boat tour to experience the breathtaking beauty of Búzios from the sea. Sail along the coast, explore hidden coves, and swim in crystal-clear waters.
- Stroll along Rua das Pedras. Visit the heart of Búzios, Rua das Pedras. This vibrant street is lined with charming boutiques, art galleries, cafes, and restaurants.
- Enjoy the Nightlife. Búzios truly comes alive at night. With a wide array of bars, clubs, and beachside lounges, the town offers a bustling nightlife scene.
- Armação Dos Búzios: Beaches & Brazilian Lifestyle
- Praia de Geribá
- Praia de Manguinhos
- Rua Das Pedras
- The Orla in Búzios and Brigitte Bardot
- Practical Tips For Your Stay in Búzios
Búzios is located on a peninsula and has more than 20 beaches, each more beautiful and unique than the other. While the water on the beaches in the north is calmer and warmer, the beaches in the south are wider, the water temperature is colder and the waves are rougher. Depending on your mood, you can choose busy and less busy beaches: On some beac...
One of the wilder mega beaches in Buzíos. Relatively natural and wide, but with many small beach stalls that rent umbrellas and chairs and sell small snacks. In the high season very well visited to full, but also the perfect opportunity to experience original Brazilian beach life. The water here is a bit colder, the waves higher, but the beach fall...
Very quiet, with some nice bars on one side, nothing but a few fishing boats on the other. If you are looking for total peace and quiet, this is the place for you! Here, by the way, you can also stand-up paddle well and with luck you can even see a few large sea turtlesswimming past from the board! Otherwise, the water is not suitable for swimming ...
It’s all night on the Rua das Pedras! Between chic boutiques and simple restaurants, everything squeezes on the famous pedestrian street in the center of the former village. You stroll, walk, have dinner or just a little drink – but the evening trip to Rua das Pedras is a must. More desire for Brazil? You can find all articles in the ➜ Brazil Blog
At the end of Rua das Pedras you reach Orla, the beach promenade of Armação dos Búzios. Despite the many tourists (especially in the high season between Christmas and Carnival), the atmosphere here is particularly cozy in the evenings. Small fishing boats are still anchored here in front of the narrow promenade of natural stone, the view wanders ov...
Arrival | Plane, Bus, Shuttle Service & Tour
From Rio de Janeiro it is only a three and a half hour drive to Búzios. From Rio you can also book day tripsby car, van or boat, but in my opinion it is not worth it. ➜ Day trips from Rio to Búzios*. If you have the time, organize transportation separately and spend several days in Búzios! There are plenty of shuttle servicesthat go directly to Búzios from Rio’s Galeao International Airport or from neighborhoods like Copacabana or Ipanema. ➜ Private shuttle to Rio de Janeiro*. Just as conveni...
Best time to travel | May to August
I was in Búzios in January, right in the middle of Brazil’s peak tourist season. However, trips in the low season, e.g. from May to August, are more recommended. Then the prices are lower, the weather is dry and warm. During the peak tourist season from Christmas to Carnival, prices rise, accommodations are often fully booked, beaches and the town itself are crowded. In addition, there can be rainy days every now and then due to the rainy season.
Accommodation in Búzios
Tip: Look for a small pousada(guesthouse). Pousadas are usually very small, family run and communicative. There you always quickly find a connection, even among the other guests. Most of them also offer breakfast, usually very rich with fresh typical fruits like papayas, pineapples or watermelons and many sweet treats, often homemade. There are pousadas for every budget, from simple to luxurious. I can recommend the Blanca Hostel*(don’t be put off by the “hostel”, there are also nice, simple...
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Oct 14, 2023 · Buzios Travel Guide: Woman Standing with Water View in Buzios Brazil Photo Courtesy of @passeiosembuzios Instagram. Búzios Brazil: Quick Travel Tips Before You Go. 🛫 Airport: The most common route to Búzios begins from Rio de Janeiro, where Santos Dumont Airport (SDU) and Galeão Airport (GIG) are located.
5 Brigitte Bardot Statue in Búzios, Brazil. Búzios was primarily a fishing village until discovered by French movie actress, model and sex symbol Brigitte Bardot in 1964. B.B. visited the area with her boyfriend, Brazilian musician Bob Zagury, when she was 30 years old and at the pinnacle of her career.
Mar 26, 2023 · Discover the best beaches and activities in Brazil's stunning coastal town of Buzios. From surfing to sunbathing, this guide has all the top things to do in Buzios. Explore now!
South America. Beautiful Búzios sits on a jutting peninsula scalloped by 17 beaches. A simple fishing village until the early ’60s, when it was ‘discovered’ by Brigitte Bardot and her Brazilian boyfriend, it’s now one of Brazil’s most upscale and animated seaside resorts, littered with boutiques, fine restaurants, villas, bars and ...
Nov 23, 2020 · Brava Beach. With its wild-looking scenery of white sands, deep blue water, and surrounding trees and hills, Brava Beach is one of Buzio’s most picturesque beaches. The first half of the beach has several kiosks and restaurants, making it a perfect spot to eat and drink while looking out at scenic sea views. The other half, concealed by rocks ...
