Buzios on 05/04/10

Situated just a short 105 miles from Rio de Janeiro, is the beautiful peninsula of Buzios, which features over 20 stunning beaches, crystal clear turquoise water and lush tropical and exotic vegetation. This unique area is by far one of Mother Nature's most impressive works of art and offers visitors a true oasis from the world.

European slave traders and pirates originally settled the area of Buzios, which today stands as not only a quaint fishing village, but is also ranked as one of the world's top 10 most stunning places. Buzios itself is known; not only for its beaches, but also for its unique blend of refined architecture, fine dining, rustic charm, and chic boutiques. 

Buzios is a true haven from the, at times, unmanageable chaos of the rest of the world. The area features over 100 charming Inns and Hotels that can accommodate for any price range, from inexpensive budget accommodations all the way up to luxury all-inclusive resorts and spas. Buzios, is also known for its world-class cuisine, offering international fares of Japanese, Italian, Thai, Morrocan and more. Here renowned chefs have come to make paradise their home.

Along with the great accommodation and dining options, the area has an array of outdoor activities that will satisfy every hobby. From scuba diving, to fishing, snorkeling, boating and windsurfing Buzios has it all. On top of the great beaches and water sports, the Buzios features a world-class 18-hole golf course and show jumping club.

If you are felling a little "sunned-out," have no fear! The downtown and surrounding area of Buzios features great local and international art galleries and boutiques that all will enjoy. From the totally obscure and strange to the elegant and simple, Buzios has a great variety of things that can fit every style.

Once the sun has set and dinner has been served, make sure to head out and enjoy Buzios nightlife. Though a charmingly peaceful area at time, Buzio still has an exciting night scene, with great bars, night-clubs, live music shows, and even a pancake parlor. The street of Rua das Pedras or "street of the Stones" is the most hopping in the evening town and is the main street in downtown.

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