Tombo Beach, Ocean beach in Guarujá, Brazil
Tombo Beach is a sand beach on the southeastern Brazilian coast with a broad stretch of sand bordered by rocky cliffs and steady waves. The shore extends for several kilometers and features multiple entry points accessible from the main road.
The beach became recognized in the 1950s when Guarujá emerged as a key coastal destination for São Paulo residents seeking weekend getaways. This period marked the beginning of tourism in the region.
Food vendors dot the shore selling fresh seafood and Brazilian coastal dishes, prepared using techniques that have been handed down through families for decades.
The water is monitored by a lifeguard team that is on duty and responds quickly when needed. Equipment for water sports is available, and you can easily enter the water from multiple spots along the shore.
Strong wave patterns here attract surfers throughout the year and enable regular surfing competitions. These conditions make it a favored destination for the coastal surfing community.
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