Praia do Cedro, Coastal beach in São Paulo, Brazil.

Praia do Cedro is a coastal beach along the Atlantic shore featuring white sand and bordered by dense vegetation from the Atlantic Forest. The landscape opens into a natural bay where small rocky formations create varied coastal features.

Praia do Cedro sits in the centre of Ubatuba, on São Paulo's coast, and the sources record no development history for it. Its documented record is one of recognition rather than construction: Guia Quatro Rodas and Veja magazine both placed it among the 15 most beautiful beaches in Brazil. That listing, not any building programme, is what the beach is known for.

Praia do Cedro sits in the centre of Ubatuba, and its calm water lets visitors see fish and other marine animals. The beach was named one of Brazil's 15 most beautiful by Guia Quatro Rodas and Veja magazine. Bars and kiosks stand right by the sand.

Praia do Cedro sits in the centre of Ubatuba, so it can be reached on foot from the town rather than by trail. Bars and kiosks stand on the sand, so food and drink are available on site. The water is calm and fish can be seen from the shore.

During low tide, natural rock pools form between the coastal boulders and provide sheltered swimming areas. These shallow pools stay calm even when ocean waves are stronger, making them practical for safer water activity.