Visit Buzios
- Family
- Relaxation
- Romantic
Buzios: How to get there?
170km by car from Rio de JaneiroBuzios: When to go?
From April to November to avoid high seasonBuzios: For how long?
2 to 3 daysLearn more about your destination
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Buzios Vacations
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The municipality of Armação dos Búzios (often shortened to Búzios) is a former fishing village that became fashionable in the 60's, mainly thanks to Brigitte Bardot, often referred to as the St. Tropez Brazilian
Buzios: What to see in the surroundings?
What our travelers think about their stay
The municipality of Armação dos Búzios (often shortened to Búzios) is a former fishing village that became fashionable in the 60's, mainly thanks to Brigitte Bardot, often referred to as the St. Tropez Brazilian
My suggestion
Choose a pousada near the center and avoid the hostels, which are shoddy.
Búzios is Brazil's St.Tropez (with which it is twinned) and is a charming place.
My suggestion
If you're after peace and quiet, go there in low season. You'll have the beaches to yourself and 25°C turquoise seas, as it's not the most popular destination for 'Cariocas'!
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