Praia Azeda e Azedinha
Two neighboring small coves, reached by a path or steps down to the sand. Emerald water and rocky outcrops frame the beaches, making them Búzios' most photogenic.
Praia Azeda and Praia Azedinha lie beneath the headland north of Praia dos Ossos (Bones Beach). Azeda is larger and can be reached by boat, while Azedinha is smaller and more secluded. Rocks separate the two. The water is very clear, making it ideal for snorkeling to see fish and sea turtles. It takes about 20 minutes on foot from the town center, following a forest trail and a steep flight of steps. The beaches are small, and in peak season they become crowded after 10 a.m. The city sometimes limits visitor numbers. Snack stalls operate on the beach, but it's best to bring your own drinking water.
Opening hours
Open all day (capacity limits apply; confirm on site)
Nearby sights
- Praia dos Ossos
- Igreja de Sant'Anna
- Praia João Fernandes
- Orla Bardot
- Búzios Schooner Tour
- Rua das Pedras
- Praia Brava
- Praia da Tartaruga