Quarta Praia, Morro de Sao Paulo

4.7

#2 of 34 in Things to do in Morro de Sao Paulo

Must see · Beach · Nature / Park

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Quarta Praia reviews

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4.8

By mapamunditravel

This beach takes a little walk, but its absolutely worthy. Differebtly from the other beachs in Morro de São Paulo, its quiet, with almost no one The water is very blue, really beautiful and its...

This beach takes a little walk, but its absolutely worthy. Differebtly from the other beachs in Morro de São Paulo, its quiet, with almost no one The water is very blue, really beautiful and its... more »
By outsidepreferred

Fourth beach is the place to be for a more relaxed, less crowded time on the beach in Morro. Highly recommend staying near here or visiting the beach during the day if you are looking to get away...

Fourth beach is the place to be for a more relaxed, less crowded time on the beach in Morro. Highly recommend staying near here or visiting the beach during the day if you are looking to get away... more »
By guillermo_sp_uy

Excellent place, natural pools in the coral reef get crowded with tourists during low tide, making water impossible to see though as they kick sand up. When the low tide is at sunrise we had the...

Excellent place, natural pools in the coral reef get crowded with tourists during low tide, making water impossible to see though as they kick sand up. When the low tide is at sunrise we had the... more »

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By Bruno Lins

The beach is beautiful, but for those who want bath or swim, it’s better to keep walking till the second half of the beach

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By Isa Alonso

Really liked it. Away from the crowds of the other beaches that are closer to the town centre you'll find a nice beach with very little amount of people (takes a while to get there as you can only get there by foot I think). Because of that, unfortunately this isn't an option for people with reduced mobility. There are a couple of bars that (I think) serve some food (although we didn't eat). Not a place to watch the sunset, best during the morning/day time (till 16:30-17:00)

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By Paolo Denti

Much quieter than in town. Worth walking here and sitting in the shade of the big trees after a splash.

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By Mark Hofhuis

Fantastic beach and good food. Not expensive

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By Angus Bennion

It’s a very flat and shallow beach, even with the tide. The mud is very soft and is good for rubbing on your skin or throwing at your friends (or enemies, you choose). It’s the least crowded beach, especially farther south.

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