Buzios
Buzios
Buzios

Buzios

Brazil

Introduction to Port

Perched at the tip of an 8-km Atlantic jewel, Buzios stands apart from most cruise calls thanks to its intimate scale, dramatic geography, and the seamless land‑sea experience that only a peninsula can offer. Located roughly two hours from Rio de Janeiro, the town unfolds along a string of beaches—Armação, Geribá, João Fernandes, and Ferradura—interconnected by sheltered coves and the strollable Orla Bardot promenade. What sets it apart from other ports is not only the scenery but the signature experiences ashore: private sailing charters through turquoise coves, snorkeling amid vibrant tropical life, coastal hikes with sweeping views, and easy island‑hopping by boat that reveals a new beach every hour. The port’s facilities cater to a diverse fleet of mid‑sized and expedition ships, with dock options that minimize transfer times and offer smoother, more intimate access to town. Onboard, ships curate immersive Brazilian experiences—seafood‑centric menus that spotlight local flavors, wine‑tasting seminars, and spa rituals that evoke the sea—paired with family‑friendly clubs and adults‑only wellness retreats on select itineraries. Pair this with land experiences—Rua das Pedras boutiques, sunset sails, and day trips to nearby coves—and Buzios becomes a distinctive, all‑around port of call that blends natural beauty, culture, and refined maritime service into one unforgettable voyage.

Reasons
Reasons To Visit
Stunning Beaches
Pristine shores and clear water ideal for sunrise beach strolls.
Vibrant nightlife and dining
Casual bars, seafood spots, and international cuisine options.
Iconic Bardot Heritage
History of Bardot’s visits that shaped the town’s cosmopolitan vibe.
Outdoor adventures
Hiking, canyoning, and waterfalls for all skill levels.