Considered one of the best streaks in the world for sailing, Búzios hosts national and international championships.
The Ferradura and Tartaruga beaches are best for beginners. Those with more experience will find great winds at Rasa and Manguinhos beaches. Fans of extreme maneuvers usually go to Geribá beach, where the strong winds are the perfect company for the waves.
For those who want to practice or learn, the Búzios Vela Clube in Manguinhos offers sailing boat classes and support structure for sailing. The club also runs a windsurfing school, the Bimba Windsurfing, which is managed by the world champion and offers classes that bring together students that range from 5 to 65 years old.
At Ferradura beach, the sailing schools, in addition to windsurfing lessons, laser and hobie cat 16 lessons. The equipment, as well as kayaks and stand-up boards, can be rented directly at the beaches.
To learn how to sail or to go to other beaches, guide Jürgen Dittfurth, of the Surfing School, instructs and leads the hobie cat 16 around the area. The equipment can also be rented. The Búzios Vela Clube also offers boat trips around the peninsula aboard the Batera Buzios boat.
Services:
Búzios Sailing Club
R. Maurício Dutra, 303 - Manguinhos
Tel: (22)2623-0508
Surfing School
Tel: (22) 9265-9178
- Sailing Perfect streaks
- Boat Rides It is necessary to sail!
- Diving in Buzios Scuba or snorkeling
- Kitesurfing Contagious moves
- Kayaking Beauty seen from other angles
- Surf Geribá is the meeting point
- Water Sports Emotion is guaranteed during wakeboard and waterski lessons.
- Stand Up Paddle To enjoy the view, the tip is to paddle... and even to surf!
- Fishing Party on the high seas
- Rua das Pedras (Stone Street)
- Golfe Clube Aretê Búzios Tee off with a sea view
- Ecotourism
- Shopping & art
- Búzios Trolley Summary of beaches
- Massage & Yoga The sea as a backdrop
- Tennis, Paddle and Squash Strokes with style
- Churches To pray or simply to appreciate
- Fitness Fit even while on vacation
- Rapel, Rafting and Horseback Riding Go Casimiro de Abreu and Sana!