Iguaba Grande, Coastal municipality in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
Iguaba Grande is a municipality in Rio de Janeiro that sits along the Araruama Lagoon, featuring sandy beaches and natural areas with low coastal elevation. The flat terrain creates a relaxed setting for visitors exploring the waterfront and green spaces.
The town became an independent municipality on the last day of 1953, separating from neighboring territory. This marked the start of its history as a distinct administrative entity in the region.
The municipal auditorium João Batista da Costa at Municipal School Prefeito Oscar Magalhães serves as a center for educational and social gatherings.
The area is easy to navigate thanks to flat terrain and has public facilities like sports halls and school auditoriums available to visitors and locals. The landscape makes walking around straightforward.
One beach here holds the Blue Flag certification for environmental and water quality standards. This international recognition shows commitment to clean and safe beaches.
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