Praia de Itacarezinho, Sand beach in Itacaré, Brazil.
Praia de Itacarezinho is a wide sandy beach south of Itacaré with steady waves and calm sections suitable for swimming and water activities. The shoreline is fringed with coconut palms and bordered by forested hills that rise from the sand.
This beach served as a landing spot for early maritime voyages along the Bahian coast during the colonial period. Its location made it a natural stopping point for ships traveling along this stretch of water.
This stretch of sand is where local fishers have worked for generations, and visitors quickly notice how the community moves with the tides and seasons. The beach remains a gathering place where daily life and nature are deeply woven together.
The beach can be reached by traveling south from Itacaré with parking available near the entrance. Conditions change with the season, so check local advice before planning water activities.
A natural waterfall flows from a hillside stream directly onto the sand, creating a rare spot where fresh water meets salt water. Many visitors seek out this exact location for the unusual bathing experience it provides.
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