Jurumirim Beach

About the beach

A quiet cove with greenish water and almond trees along the shore. With fewer visitors than Paraty’s best-known beaches, Jurumirim is a peaceful stop in the bay.

How to get there

Access is by boat. Schooners stop here only on some routes, while a private speedboat allows more control over the visit. Travel time depends on the departure point and sea conditions; confirm with the operator.

Sea conditions

The water is generally calm and greenish, with a sandy seabed. It is suitable for swimming and kayaking, with snorkeling possible near the rocky edges.

On-site facilities

There are no regular facilities on the beach and shade is limited. Bring water, food, sun protection and everything needed for your visit.

Best time

It can be visited year-round. Weekdays and periods outside peak season are usually quieter.

Safety and advisories

There are no emergency facilities. Confirm sea conditions and return arrangements with the boat operator, and use proper footwear around the rocks.

Practical tips

Bring water, food, and sun protection. Natural shade changes with the position of the sun, and the return trip should be arranged before you step ashore. Pack out all trash and do not remove natural materials.

Curiosities

The name Jurumirim has Indigenous roots and is preserved as a local toponym. Almond trees provide some shade along the shoreline.

Connections

• Marangoni Beach
• Cantagalo
• Pontal (schooners)

Best for

Best for travelers with a private boat who want a small, quiet swimming stop. It is not suitable for anyone who needs a kiosk, restroom, or scheduled transportation.

Monthly update

September 10, 2026.