Showing posts with label Janeiro. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Janeiro. Show all posts

Sunday, September 19, 2010

Beaches of Rio De Janeiro

The beaches of Rio de Janeiro is world famous. But what they are, how and where to go? One after another behind me, and describing the beaches of Botafogo interest from all the way out of Barra de Tijuca to all.

Botafogo is located in a polluted bay, where there is little water circulation is not suitable for swimming, as it is. And 'especially from people living close to the one used for sports like jogging and football. There arevirtually no waves and surfing is not possible.

Praia Vermelha Sugarloaf At the foot of the beautiful rocky beach is wedged between two huge decline in the lush jungle. Water is the most time reasonably clean, and is suitable for swimming. The absence of waves, does not go for surfers.

Praia do Leme extending north-east of the Copacabana beach is quiet and family. The part near the hillMorro da Lim gives shade to the left for most of the day, Nice on a hot day. Many times you have to navigate when they break against the rocks on the left. Unfortunately, pollution is a problem.

Praia de Copacabana, the most famous of all. This strip of sand is what most people associate with Rio de Janeiro and is known throughout the world. It 'very large and crowded on sunny days you can have hundreds of thousands of people. Since it is artificiallyenhanced currents can be quite difficult to guard Sun Non-residents from the beaches of one of the most fresh, the crowd is primarily families, seniors and tourists (and work for the girls!). There are many sports played here, here, in both leagues and beach volleyball will be held. Even as a venue for concerts and large events New Year's Eve is the highlight. Surfing is possible, often on the right side, just as it has problems with being Limdirty. By late afternoon the sun is gone, blocked by tall buildings along the Avenida Atlântica. Sundays and holidays, half Avenue Beach is closed for cars, space for pedestrians to enter, runners, cyclists, skaters and the like.

Praia do Diabo very small beach located between A Ipanema and Copacabana. An access point for surfers. Many times Fresh (beach tennis) players are here. The largest free outdoor gym in Rio.Most of the time the water clean but watch out for currents and waves!

Praia da Ipanema, in my opinion the best city beach in Rio. On the left are so good (though crowded) from the cliff Arpoador. The supply of clean water and strong currents, and (also extended). It gets sun of Copacabana and summer sunsets. E 'in sections informal Around Place 7 (Lifeguard Tower 7), the surfer, is 8 for 9 Gay Place Place is for young peopleHip and hippies, Parking 10 is for the rich. Though the tourists for most of the year, they feel local. Place between 9 and 10, you have many volleyball nets. Important for the sport in general. Just as in Copacabana diverted traffic on Sundays and public holidays.

Praia do Leblon a beautiful beach, but suffers from the shadow of the great hill Dois Irmãos. They are also more polluted, because the exit from the channel connecting the lake. Surf rightPage.

Praia do Vidigal waterway Small beach with waves. The people of the favela Vidigal shared with guests from the Hotel Sheraton. Dirty.

Praia do São Conrado Beach Paradise That was before, was completely destroyed by pollution from Rocinha favela. Waterway has waves and is also the landing site for hang gliders from the hill Pedra Bonita.

Joatinga One of the coolest beaches in Rio. A small path leads steeplyin this narrow strip of sand. To get here, you must enter a gated community, there are the beaches of Rio in private must take one! Recommended here to go with a car, you check the tide, as the only beach at low tide. Good for surfing.

Praia da Barra, the largest beach in Rio, together with its continuation Recreio about 18 km. Perfect for kite surfing and even for surfing. Da Barra de Tijuca is a districtnew rich that is very fashionable and health oriented. Should be clean, but sometimes dirty after the rain for several overflow lakes and mingles with the sea. Fills the weekends with people from the poorer suburbs.

Recreio This is essentially a continuation of the beach front, not so elegant and chic. Surf and many currents.

Macumba, the name of a rock, where slaves used to practice magic Macumba (black), this beach is good for long boardingand bathing. Clean water.

Prainha near the city of Rio is in this is the best beach for surfing. Consistently good waves, although it is quite small, very crowded on weekends. Beautifully situated among the hills covered with jungle. Only accessible by car or bus operated by Surf Prefeitura (city). Clean water.

Grumari Reserve is in a natural environment, this is an ideal place to relax. During the week, only a few people. Clean water and waterwaysWaves. Bring your own food, since hardly manufacturer. It can be full on weekends.

As I understand these are the beaches of Rio de Janeiro, at least one near the royal city that are worth mentioning.

Praia Boa!

Sunday, September 5, 2010

Beach life in Rio De Janeiro

There is a beach culture in Rio de Janeiro? The answer is yes! Just like in California or the French Riviera, you can definitely distinguish the unwritten rules and patterns that there is a culture that makes them his own.

It 'started in the '50s, when the images of film stars like Brigitte Bardot in a bikini has been around the world, now everyone wanted to go to the beach. Rio de Janeiro was no exception, and soon the beaches of Ipanema and Copacabana wereget full of people sunbathing wearing almost nothing. Since the beach in Rio has played a big role in peoples' heads is within

Sports and activities are very popular. Early in the morning, there are people walking and running before work. During the day, many play volleyball, football and beach tennis. You also have outdoor gyms where people push and pull to get the perfect body. And then there are the surfers ...

Since surfing has come to Rio, it wasbeen popular. It 'may not the best waves for you, but it fits so well with the mentality of Cariocas (Rio residents), ignore it. The whole concept of catching waves and hanging out on the beach is a perfect fit with their mentality. As a result of the weekend the waves are extremely overcrowded and it is almost impossible for an outsider a shot at getting the best waves.

Sunday and weekend traffic is diverted from Copacabana beach in lanesIpanema and to give more space for those who want to ride their bikes to the beach, skateboarding or just enjoy a stroll along. These days the beach is for everyone, young and old, tourists and Cariocas.

The beach is a very social, is a bit 'like your favorite bar, where everyone knows who you are. Many go to the beach almost every day sitting alone and almost the same spot each time. The Ipanema beach is curiously divided into informal Sections, you have a gay, another student and so on. There are unwritten rules of how to behave, what to wear and how you sit. Here are some tips to help you, are in form:

- Do not leave your towel at home if you are a girl a piece of beach Kanga () and types can rent or even a chair to sit in the sand.

- Do you wear shorts or board shorts, shorts football ever (it's just as cool as wearing sports socks in loafers us).

- Buy what you eat and drink> Beach, if you have a large bottle of water, everyone knows you're a gringo you have at home.

Praia Boa!