Eden Beach, Beach in Guarujá, Brazil.

Eden Beach is a sandy shore along Guarujá's coast with clear blue waters backed by dense vegetation and rocky outcrops. The beach creates a natural border where vegetation meets the water's edge.

The sources record no railway or early-1900s access history for Eden Beach. Its documented approach is a trail through a condominium in Sorocotuba, climbing and descending about 40 metres over 110 irregular steps through vegetation, roughly 20 minutes at moderate level, or a paved staircase with private access for users of the beach's single car park.

The beach's name, Praia do Éden, is the only name the sources record for this cove on the Morro do Sorocotuba, between Enseada and Pernambuco beaches. Its single bar is the one commercial spot on the sand, and the 110 irregular steps down through Atlantic Forest vegetation are the route everyone uses to reach it.

Access is on foot: from a condominium in Sorocotuba, a moderate 20-minute climb leads to the top of Morro do Sorocotuba, then a descent of about 40 metres on a steep trail with 110 irregular steps through vegetation. Visitors using the beach's only car park reach the sand by a private paved staircase. The beach itself is a strip of just over 100 metres.

The beach is reached by a steep trail of about 110 irregular steps that climbs and descends roughly 40 metres through Atlantic Forest vegetation on the Sorocotuba hillside, inside a condominium. The walk from the condominium to the top of the hill takes about 20 minutes at a moderate level.