Take a day to settle in and acclimatize to Buzios. Take a walk around Rua das Pedras and the Orla Bardot boardwalk to get a feel for the city while enjoying the picturesque views. Relax and unwind on Geriba Beach - one of the busiest and most vibrant beaches in Buzios.
Explore the depths of the Atlantic Ocean and the Armação dos Búzios underwater park to witness the stunning variety of coral formations, schools of fish and sunken vessels like the Cordeiro de Deus and Gravina shipwrecks. Begin with a PADI Scuba Course led by expert guides, emphasizing safety and conservation then head to one of the wrecks in the park to experience the thrill of diving into unknown waters.
Start your day in Fazenda Vitoria with views of green hills and canyons on horseback. Have a soothing ride to Ferradura Beach and take a dip in the crystal clear waters. Next visit Geriba beach and indulge in some beach hopping by visiting Porto da Barra, Praia da Tartarugo and Praia da Ferradurinha. Wrap up the day with some Brazilian delicacies such as Picanha steak, a must-try meat in Brazilian cuisine.
Embark on a fascinating boat tour on crystal clear waters of Arraial do Cabo – the ‘Brazilian Caribbean’. Visit the Blue Grotto, Praia do Farol lighthouse, and have lunch at Praia do Forno. Follow it up with a swim in the calm waters of Praia do Forno in Arraial do Cabo.
Plunge into the deep waters once again with a dive into the Gravina Shipwreck. Get ready to see schools of fish swimming in and around the sunken vessel. Take a refreshing swim at Praia do Canto, a tiny secluded beach that is beautiful and quiet.
Explore the waters of Buzios with wakeboarding, kitesurfing and windsurfing. Geriba is an ideal location to indulge in these activities since its location promotes strong currents and winds. Admire the sparkling shoreline while speeding in the water with your board.
Undertake another diving adventure at the breathtaking Cordeiro de Deus shipwreck, located near João Fernandes Beach. Swim and dive amidst schools of fish of varied colours and sizes at one of the most beautiful shipwrecks in the Buzios region.
Marvel at the stunning and panoramic views of Ferradurinha Beach and the surrounding cliffs from Mirante do Forno. Hike to the top, breath in the fresh air and relax while waiting for the picturesque sunset. End your day with a dinner at one of the many restaurants and cafes at your own pace on Rua das Pedras.
Say goodbye to Buzios with unforgettable memories and experiences. You can still visit Praia Azedinha and Prainha, as well as the famous João Fernandes lookout tower or soak up the sun one last time, before heading to the airport for your return flight.
In Buzios, main transport options are taxis in the city center, bicycles for exploring beaches and coastline, and charter boats for diving and water activities. The cost usually starts from BRL 10-15 for local public transportation to have a basic idea of the travel expenses. For convenience and better accessibility for transportation, it is recommended to rent a personal vehicle in Buzios.
If you have more time, it is recommended to visit Praia da Azeda or Praia da Ferradura. Praia Azeda has clearer waters than other beaches around Buzios, which makes it perfect for swimming, snorkeling, and sunbathing. Spend a few hours hiking through Praia Azeda to Praia dos Ossos and enjoy views of the church, the sand dunes, and the Emerald Coast along the way.
If you have less time, it is recommended to visit João Fernandes Point for an easy hike and panoramic views.
The nearest airport to Buzios is Rio de Janeiro-Galeao International Airport (GIG) located approximately 104 km away from Buzios. A cab ride from the airport to Buzios can cost around BRL 450, and it can take approximately 2 hours to reach the destination. Another option is Santos Dumont Airport (SDU), which is located 163 km away from Buzios, and taxis usually cost around BRL 500-600.