Visitors to the northern coast of São Paulo this summer can savor unique destinations, blending relaxation with luxury, alongside the serene beaches of Rio de Janeiro.
Boutique hotels and restaurants enhance the experience, especially in Maresias, Juquehy, and Camburi.
About 150 kilometers from São Paulo city, these places are perfect for a summer getaway.
Maui in Maresias
Maui in Maresias stands out as a luxurious retreat. Inspired by the Hawaiian island, it features 18 suites, each with distinct amenities like hydro-massage and double showers.
The hotel’s tropical setting includes two pools, a deck-facing bar, and a top-notch restaurant, Guato.
Led by Chef Rodrigo Theodoro, it offers international cuisine and partners with Veuve Clicquot, providing guests with a welcoming champagne toast.
Nau Royal in Camburi
Adjacent to the exclusive Praia da Baleia, Nau Royal in Camburi offers a boutique experience.
Its 13 suites spread over 900 square meters, with stunning sea views and minimalist interiors.
The hotel’s restaurant, Yye, serves sea-inspired dishes, while the L’Occitane en Provence spa offers relaxing treatments.
Juquehy’s Hiu Hotel
For a tranquil retreat, Juquehy’s Hiu Hotel combines modernity with peace. Its spacious suites and special pool gazebos provide privacy and comfort.
The exclusive restaurant serves fresh seafood, complemented by beach service and evening golf cart transportation.
Búzios’ Vila d’Este
In Rio de Janeiro, Búzios’ Vila d’Este offers an immersive coastal experience.
Set in a historic mansion, it provides 20 cozy suites and the refined Italian restaurant, Altto. Regular jazz nights and DJ performances at the Sunset Lounge add to the charm.
These destinations offer more than just luxury; they connect visitors with Brazil’s coastlines’ natural beauty and culture.
The carefully selected hotels and restaurants promise an unforgettable summer experience along São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro’s shores.
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