From a fishing village to the fifth most visited Brazilian city by international tourists, Armação dos Búzios, in the lakes region, is 180 km from Rio and is one of the most charming resorts in the country.

The city offers visitors lush landscapes and a welcoming atmosphere. Tourists arrive by land and sea. By transatlantic alone, there are approximately 300,000 passengers per year in 70 stopovers, most of them Latin Americans and Europeans.

The 8 km long peninsula has 23 beaches with crystal clear, warm waters, as well as rich marine life. Rua das Pedras is the most glamorous place in the resort, with 600 meters full of bars, restaurants and nightclubs. In addition, Búzios also has Orla Bardot, a special place where you can find a statue of French actress Brigitte Bardot, who was a regular visitor to the city in the 1960s.