Paraty-Mirim
A historic caiçara village and the main departure point for Saco do Mamanguá.
Discover Paraty’s beaches and plan your visit with practical information.
31 beaches in the guide
A historic caiçara village and the main departure point for Saco do Mamanguá.
A road-access beach near the Rio de Janeiro–São Paulo border, with a local community, basic services, and frequent surf.
A road-access fishing village with shops, restaurants, and boats to Ilha do Araújo.
A beach near the Pataxó village of Saquinho, where visits require advance contact and respect for community rules.
A road-access fishing village on BR-101, with a pier, restaurants, and boat trips to nearby islands.
A beach inside a gated community that serves mainly as the departure point and trailhead for Praia do Sono.
A roughly 1 km caiçara beach reached by trail or boat, with campgrounds and access to the Juatinga coastal traverse.
Two undeveloped beaches between Sono and Ponta Negra, reached on foot as part of the coastal traverse.
A remote cove in the Juatinga Reserve, reached by boat or a difficult trail section, with no visitor facilities.
A remote caiçara community in the Juatinga Reserve, reached by boat or trail, with basic facilities and limited connectivity.
A remote beach in the Juatinga Reserve, with no road or cell service, community-run camping, and access by long trail or boat.
A caiçara community in the Juatinga Reserve, reached by boat or along the coastal traverse and best suited to a longer, community-minded stay.