The 10 best beaches in Brazil that will make you want to visit in 2023

Brazil is mainly known for its beautiful beaches from north to south.

Here are some of the best options to enjoy at different times of the year!

ANGRA DOS REIS, RIO DE JANEIRO

The city of Angra dos Reis is located on the south coast of the state of Rio de Janeiro, has 365 islands in the middle of the Atlantic Forest, and is an incredible place to be enjoyed at all times of the year.

This is an incredible trip to enjoy the beach and the islands’ various activities, such as hiking to the ‘Cascata da Feiticeira’ (Witch Waterfall).

ARRAIAL DO CABO, RIO DE JANEIRO

Arraial do Cabo, also known as the Brazilian Caribbean, is located in a region of Rio de Janeiro known as the ”Região dos Lagos”.

Arraial do Cabo has eight beautiful beaches where you can enjoy the blue sea and the various activities offered by the beaches.

Among these stand out the boat rides that take you to the spectacular Blue Grotto.

It is also an ideal beach for kitesurfing and surfing.

BALNEÁRIO CAMBORIÚ, SANTA CATARINA

This city, located in the state of Santa Catarina, is one of the most outstanding beaches in the south of the country due to its great growth in recent years.

You will find an incredible beach in the middle of huge modern buildings here.

The city also has several tourist attractions.

The best thing is that it is close to several beaches, such as: ‘Brava Beach’, ‘Taquaras Beach’, ‘Estaleirinho Beach’, and Itapema, among many others.

BÚZIOS, RIO DE JANEIRO

Búzios is one of the main destinations for those who travel to Rio de Janeiro in search of an experience in the middle of nature but in a sophisticated way.

This incredible beach has natural pools, bars and nightclubs, designer stores, and restaurants.

FERNANDO DE NORONHA, PERNAMBUCO

This volcanic archipelago is located on the northeast coast of Brazil and is one of the favorite honeymoon destinations for couples.

This incredible island is also perfect for those looking for a surfing and diving destination.

Its beach stands out mainly for its rustic style in the middle of nature.

It is also worth mentioning that Fernando de Noronha is declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO, so the municipality usually regulates the number of visitors annually.

GUARDA DO EMBAÚ, SANTA CATARINA

This destination is perfect for those looking for experiences in the middle of the beach and the jungle of Brazil.

Guarda do Embaú is a small fishing village located in the municipality of ‘Palhoça’, in the state of Santa Catarina, and is known mainly for its incredible trekking routes to the “Pedra do Urubu” and the “Vale da Utopia” and also for its charming inns, characterized by their rustic and beachy styles.

PRAIA DO FORTE, BAHIA

Praia do Forte is located in the state of Bahia, just one hour from the capital Salvador.

This place is mainly recognized for its captivating warm water beaches, natural aquatic refuges, and additional tourist destinations.

Among them are the Tamar Project, a space dedicated to protecting sea turtles, and the majestic Garcia D’Avila Castle, an imposing historical fortress.

JERICOACOARA, CEARÁ

Jericoacoara is one of the most sought-after destinations by tourists, mainly to celebrate the new year.

The city stands out as an isolated beach near white dunes with constant winds, perfect for activities such as windsurfing and kitesurfing.

Jericoacoara is surrounded by freshwater lagoons such as the Blue and Paradise Lagoons.

MARAGOGI, ALAGOAS

Maragogi is also a destination that stands out among tourists from different countries.

This city, located in the state of Alagoas, in the northeast of Brazil, is mainly known for its white and warm beaches, transparent sea, natural pools, and especially for its coral reef, one of the most important in Brazil.

FLORIANÓPOLIS, SANTA CATARINA

Florianópolis is the capital of the state of Santa Catarina.

With more than 500,000 inhabitants, this island is an incredible destination to visit in the summer, between November and March.

Best of all, you can also visit several incredible beaches, such as ‘Campeche Island’, ‘Praia Mole’, ‘Jurerê Internacional’, and ‘Joaquina’ among many others.

Florianópolis has gastronomy rich in seafood and offers lively nightlife and several interesting tourist attractions such as the Public Market and the Historical Center.

With information from El Comercio

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