Búzios

Where should I stay?

Where should I eat?

• Chez Michou Crêperie · Rua das Pedras · Crêpes: A lively crêperie open late, popular for a cheap sweet or savory crêpe after a night out.
• Bananaland · Centro · Brazilian buffet (por quilo): A per-kilo buffet with a wide spread of Brazilian dishes, an easy and affordable lunch.
• Rocka · Praia Brava · Seafood / contemporary: A beach lounge and restaurant on the cliffs above Praia Brava, known for seafood and the view.

What should I do?

• Rua das Pedras · Centro: The cobblestoned main street of shops, bars and restaurants that comes alive at night.
• Orla Bardot · Centro: A seaside promenade with the bronze statue of Brigitte Bardot, who made Búzios famous in the 1960s.
• Igreja de Sant'Anna · Praia dos Ossos: A small whitewashed chapel on a hill above Praia dos Ossos, with views over the old fishing beach.
• Praia de Geribá · Geribá: A long, busy beach with waves for surfing and plenty of beach bars.
• Praia de João Fernandes · João Fernandes: A sheltered beach with calm, clear water that is good for snorkeling and swimming.
• Praia Azeda e Azedinha · Centro: Two small coves reached by a short trail, with calm turquoise water.
• Praia da Ferradura · Ferradura: A horseshoe-shaped bay with gentle water, popular with families.
• Schooner (escuna) boat trip around the beaches · Centro: A few-hour boat tour from the pier that stops at several beaches and islands for swimming.