Tarituba Beach
Fishing village with preserved Caiçara authenticity, still active fishing culture and pier with boat trips to nearby islands.
Beaches
Discover Paraty’s beaches and plan your visit with practical information.
31 beaches in the guide
Beaches
Iriri Beach
Quiet and little-visited beach with a unique difference: the presence of Aldeia Pataxó do Saquinho, an indigenous community that offers cultural experiences to visitors.
Lula Beach
Just 120 meters long, Praia da Lula is one of the jewels of Paraty bay.
Vermelha Beach
The reddish sand at dusk gives its name to this small bay beach, preserved and accessible only by boat.
Jurumirim Beach
Quiet cove with greenish waters and almond trees that form natural shade on the beachfront.
Santa Rita Beach
Isolated and preserved beach, accessible only by boat. Intimate environment with dense native vegetation right to the edge of the sand. One of the best preserved in the bay — few human structures visible. Great for snorkeling and…
Cantagalo Beach (Vagabundos)
Also known as Praia dos Vagabundos, it is the most famous anchorage among sailors who visit Paraty.
Bom Jardim Beach
Medium-sized beach, deserted most of the year, with natural coconut trees on the edge.
Saco do Mamanguá
Unique geographic formation on the Brazilian coast — an 8 km long tropical fjord, surrounded by mountains covered in Atlantic forest that descend to the water.
Pouso da Cajaíba
Small caiçara village with around 200 fishing families within the Juatinga Ecological Reserve.
Martim de Sá Beach
One of the most remote and beautiful beaches in Paraty. Inhabited by a single Caiçara family — Mr. Maneco and his family — who have been welcoming visitors for decades with rare hospitality. No electricity, no signal, no road…
Cepilho Beach
The first beach upon arriving in Trindade, Cepilho is the region's surf spot and one of the best on the Rio de Janeiro coast.