On September 15th we will take a beautiful tour around here.

It's a short paddle of just a few kilometers but it's worth it for the view and the paradisiacal beach.

Ribeiro do Cavalo Beach can only be accessed by land, via a somewhat difficult trail, going down to get there and up to leave. Or by boat, kayak, SUP and Hawaiian canoe.

There are no facilities there, not even umbrellas, restaurants, or bathrooms. It's really a beach without anything in that sense. There are also no residents. Which I think is a very good thing.

Even so, during the summer, especially in the months of July and August, this beach is really full of bathers.

The water, despite being cold, has a beautiful Caribbean blue. It is truly a spectacle of Nature that we need to know how to enjoy, always thinking about preservation so that our successors have the same experience as we did.

Want to visit this Polynesian Canoe beach? Talk to us!!