Praia da Ferradura in Búzios

Praia da Ferradura, located in Búzios, is a horseshoe-shaped beach known for its calm waters, golden sands, and scenic beauty. The beach is surrounded by lush green hills, creating a picturesque setting. Visitors can relax on the tranquil beach, swim in the calm waters, and engage in water sports activities such as kayaking and stand-up paddleboarding. Praia da Ferradura is a must-visit destination for beach lovers, water sports enthusiasts, and those seeking a peaceful and scenic beach experience in Brazil.

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    Lieu et adresse

    Praia da Ferradura is situated in the charming coastal town of Búzios, approximately 170 kilometers east of Rio de Janeiro. The beach forms a natural horseshoe shape, nestled between the neighborhoods of Ferradura and Ossos.

    Se rendre sur place

    From Rio de Janeiro, the most convenient options are:

    • By Car: Take the BR-106 highway toward Cabo Frio, then follow signs to Búzios. The drive takes about 2.5 hours.
    • By Bus: Regular buses depart from Rio's Novo Rio bus station to Búzios (approx. 3 hours). From Búzios center, taxis or local vans (kombis) can take you to the beach.
    • Private Transfers: Some agencies offer direct shuttle services from Rio hotels.

    Opening Hours & Access

    The beach is open to the public year-round, with no entrance fee. Lifeguard services typically operate from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM during peak season (December–March).

    Meilleur moment pour visiter

    Mornings (before 11:00 AM) offer calmer waters and fewer crowds. Weekdays are quieter than weekends. The dry season (April–November) provides pleasant temperatures, while summer (December–March) brings warmer water but more visitors.

    Activités

    • Swimming in the sheltered bay, ideal for families
    • Stand-up paddleboarding and kayak rentals
    • Beachfront dining at casual barracas (beach kiosks)
    • Short coastal walks to neighboring Praia Brava

    Installations

    • Beach chairs and umbrellas for rent
    • Several casual eateries serving seafood and drinks
    • Public restrooms near main access points
    • Limited street parking; arrive early during peak season

    Ce qu'il faut apporter

    • Reef-safe sunscreen (the bay is ecologically sensitive)
    • Cash for small vendors who may not accept cards
    • Light cover-up for breezy afternoons

    Rules & Notes

    • No formal pet restrictions, but dogs should be leashed
    • Avoid removing shells or disturbing marine life
    • Night swimming is discouraged due to limited visibility