If you're planning your next vacation in Búzios, this guide will help you choose where to stay based on your preferences and the kind of experience you're looking for.

Búzios is a small peninsula surrounded by 23 incredible beaches, each with its own personality: some calm and family-friendly, others perfect for surfers or nightlife lovers.

🏙️ Central areas: for those who want to be close to everything

If you're looking for a convenient location, with everything within easy reach and without needing a car, the best options are near downtown.

João Fernandes

An ideal neighborhood for those who want to be close to beaches with good infrastructure and inns with sea views.

Ossos and Armação

Historic areas with cobblestone streets and traditional architecture. From here you can walk to Rua das Pedras and Orla Bardot, where the social and nightlife scene is concentrated.

Brava and Ferradura

Wide beaches, a more sophisticated atmosphere, and mid- to high-end accommodations. Perfect if you want to relax without being far from the action.

🌅 Residential areas: for those seeking more tranquility

If you prefer a more relaxed setting, where calm reigns and the beaches take center stage, the Geribá neighborhood is ideal.

Geribá

One of the widest and liveliest beaches in Búzios, a favorite among surfers and families. It has many lodging options and a young, active atmosphere.

Ferradurinha

A small hidden bay with calm, clear waters, perfect for swimming, snorkeling, or enjoying the sunset.

Staying in any of these areas lets you combine rest with the ability to easily get to downtown whenever you want to go out.

🌴 In summary

• If you're looking for nightlife and movement, choose João Fernandes, Ossos, or Armação.

• If you prefer relaxation and surfing, Geribá is the place for you.

• If you want a middle ground, Ferradura or Brava are the right mix.

🏨 Where can you find cheap accommodations in Búzios?

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🇧🇷 How do you pay in Brazil?

With the Pix Payments feature in the belo app, you can use your Argentine pesos to pay in Brazil like a local. You scan the QR code or enter the recipient's Pix key, and confirm the transaction. You pay in pesos, the merchant receives reais.

It's fast, secure, and cheaper, since it isn't affected by the extra charges on foreign purchases made with Argentine cards, and Pix is the most widely used payment system in Brazil, so it's accepted in all stores.

✍️ Learn more about Buzios with @BrasilyMore

This article was written by @BrasilyMore, a travel influencer and tour guide specializing in Búzios. On her Instagram account she shares daily local tips to eat, stay, and live in this unique peninsula.

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