Boqueirão Beach, Public beach in Praia Grande, Brazil.

Boqueirão Beach is a public shoreline in Praia Grande that stretches along the Atlantic with a generous width of sand and numerous access routes from the street. A spacious waterfront promenade runs parallel to the water and houses restaurants, shops, and recreation facilities.

The waterfront emerged in the twentieth century when Praia Grande shifted from a small fishing settlement to a vacation destination. This transformation brought the construction of facilities and services that formed the basis for today's layout.

The beach's name, Boqueirão, refers to a large opening or gap, a common place name in Portuguese-speaking coastal areas. Its 670-metre stretch is bounded by Forte and Guilhermina beaches, and a tourist information post stands along the sand for visitors.

This waterfront has multiple entry points throughout its length and is easy to access from nearby areas, making it convenient for day visits or longer stays. Restaurants, shops, and public transit are located nearby so visitors can easily arrange meals and transportation.

Boqueirão Beach measures 670 metres and is bounded by Forte Beach and Guilhermina Beach, so a walk along the sand passes from one named beach to the next. Lifeguards watch the bathing area, and a tourist information post stands on the beach itself.