Visit Costa verde
- Waterfall
- Island
- Relaxation
Costa verde: How to get there?
Three hours by car from Rio or São PauloCosta verde: When to go?
All year roundCosta verde: For how long?
3 to 5 daysLearn more about your destination
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Costa verde Vacations
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A stretch of coastland that runs from the south of Rio de Janeiro State and the north of São Paulo State (but not the cities themselves!). It's here, in the region of Costa Verde, that you'll find some great beaches and isles.
Costa verde: What to see in the surroundings?
What our travelers think about their stay
A stretch of coastland that runs from the south of Rio de Janeiro State and the north of São Paulo State (but not the cities themselves!). It's here, in the region of Costa Verde, that you'll find some great beaches and isles.
My suggestion
Give Angra dos Reis et Mangaratiba a miss. The best areas of the Costa Verde are Ilha Grande, Paraty and Ilhabela.
There are superb views over the sea and the Mata Atlântica and of islands and beaches surrounded by crystal-clear water practically everywhere along the Costa Verde, which lies between Rio de Janeiro and the northern part of the state of São Paulo.
My suggestion
To enjoy what this region has to offer to the maximum, it is best to avoid the Christmas and New Year party period, the month of January and the carnival. There are dense crowds of people at these times and prices rise dramatically.
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