Ribeirao Branco - all beaches

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The northern tip of Ilha Comprida, where the Ribeira de Iguape River converges with the Mar Pequeno and the vast Atlantic Ocean, is a sight to behold. Unfortunately, the once-beautiful beach has fallen victim to real estate greed, with developers recklessly building on the delicate dunes and exacerbating the damage caused by Valo Grande. It's a shame that such a stunning location has been marred by the ruins, rubble, and lifeless vegetation that now litter the area. As a result, this beach is no longer a suitable spot for swimming or sunbathing. It's a stark reminder of the devastating impact that human activity can have on the natural world.

This is a perfect spot for those seeking a peaceful getaway without sacrificing any luxuries. The beach is a true paradise, free from the crowds and noise of more popular destinations.

This beach is a paradise! It's perfect for spending the day with family, and the water is calm. You can get there by boat or by walking on the sand, but it's important to note that it's located 18 km away from Vilarejo de Maruja.

The sandy shores were a sight to behold. The crystal-clear waters were inviting and refreshing, and the sun was shining brightly overhead. The beach was clean and well-maintained, and there were plenty of activities to keep us entertained. Overall, it was a top-notch experience that we would definitely recommend to others. Ah, the beach. A place where the sand meets the sea and the sun beats down on your skin like a relentless drum. The water is so clear you can practically see your reflection in it, and the sand is so soft it's like walking on a cloud. The beach is so clean you could eat off it (although we wouldn't recommend it), and there are so many activities to do you'll wish you had more time. It's a top-tier experience that's worth every penny.