Naturist Beaches in Brazil

On the outskirts of Rio you will find this spectacular, secluded white sandy beach. The bay in which the beach lies, has been given official nude status. This beach has a pristine backdrop of natural green vegetation. This beach has a thriving beach community and local support group. See www.anabrico.com for the beach groups website. We recommend this beach for, nudity.

Abrico Beach Rio is the beach of choice in Brazil's second largest city for those who like to sun and swim in their birthday suits. This nudist beach in Rio de Janeiro became legal for naturists in 2003 after being shut down as such for a while. It is understandably chosen by naturalists due to its private location in the Grumari area. A local naturist association watches over Abrico Beach Rio to make sure that international nudist norms are followed, and it also offers a range of planned activities for those who are interested.

There are lots of great beaches in Rio de Janeiro, such as Ipanema Beach and Copacabana Beach, but few cater to naturalists. At the Abrico naturalist beach in Rio, you can toss your clothes aside and enjoy the nudist lifestyle to your heart's content. The beach itself is beautiful with its soft white sand contrasting with the deep blue colors of the sea. This nudist beach in Rio de Janeiro has a largely undeveloped appeal, adding to its allure. Rocks mix with ample foliage to present an attractive backdrop. Small islands are just offshore, providing depth to the overall scene. Praia do Abrico, as the beach is known in Portuguese, is definitely beautiful, and should you get the urge to enjoy some activities on the side during your visit, the planned options include themed reunions, various games, and fun excursions.

Abrico Beach Rio is open to all, as long as visitors follow the proper code of conduct. You don't have to disrobe if you prefer not to at this nudist beach in Rio de Janeiro, though you certainly won't stand out if you do. As for finding this Naturalist Beach in Rio, it is about 30 miles west of the city center. On the way out, you'll pass the Barra da Tijuca, which is also worth adding to the agenda when looking for things to do on a Rio de Janeiro vacation.