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Búzios aerial view

Búzios, Brazil

Once a fishing village made famous by Brigitte Bardot in the 1960s, Búzios spreads across a peninsula of more than twenty beaches about two and a half hours from Rio de Janeiro. The cobbled Rua das Pedras, the Orla Bardot waterfront and calm bays such as Ferradura and João Fernandes sit alongside the surf of Geribá, boutique hotels and a lively dining scene.

Casas Brancas Boutique Hotel & Spa

Whitewashed Mediterranean-style houses stepping down Morro do Humaitá above the Orla Bardot, with sea-view rooms, a spa and a pool terrace facing the bay of Armação.

Insólito Boutique Hotel & Spa

An art-filled boutique hotel on the calm horseshoe bay of Ferradura, with suites themed on Brazilian culture, private beach access, a pool, a spa and a fine-dining restaurant.

Le Relais La Borie

A beachfront hotel on Geribá since 1986, with southern French-style rooms around tropical gardens, the Chez Françoise restaurant, a beach bar and the Rêverie Tropicale spa.

Abracadabra Boutique Hotel

A hillside boutique hotel on Morro do Humaitá with panoramic views of Armação bay, a heated infinity pool, a dry sauna and the Mediterranean-inspired Místico restaurant.

Ferradura Private Hotel

An intimate sea-view hotel on the rocks of Ferradura bay, with spacious rooms facing the water, breakfast on a deck above the beach and kayaks for the calm bay.

Pedra da Laguna Hotel Boutique & Spa

An eleven-room boutique hotel near Praia da Ferradura and Ponta da Lagoinha, styled after Minas Gerais farmhouses, with a Moroccan-inspired garden court, the Ananda Spa and Orange Bistrô.

Vila da Santa Hotel Boutique & Spa

A boutique hotel modelled on a Mediterranean fishing village beside the old Sant'Anna church at Praia dos Ossos in Búzios, with individually styled suites, a heated pool, spa and La Gare restaurant.