This place is absolutely stunning, with its golden fine sand adding to its natural beauty.
This beach is truly amazing. It's situated behind some hotels, making it a restricted beach and not overly crowded. My wife and I were fortunate enough to witness a breathtaking sunset in the late afternoon. The beach is also very clean and ideal for families. I highly recommend it!
I visited during Brazil's high season in January and was pleased to find ample space for all of the families enjoying the beach.
This beach is a sight to behold, with a sea that will surely knock you off your feet. It's so private, you'll feel like you're the only one there. The surrounding rocks and tiny stream with water so clear you can see right through it, add to the natural beauty of the place. To get there, you'll have to brave an 800m trail that starts at the corner of Bora Bora. The trail is well-marked, but there's a tremendous gully in the part closest to the beach that will test your bravery. It's a must to wear shoes that are firm on your feet, and going barefoot is not advisable unless you have soles as thick as a rhino. The trail is also covered with underbrush, not exactly hawthorn but close, so you might get some scratches along the way. It's a tough journey, but not impossible for non-athletes. The only downside is the rubbish left by dirty