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Brazil
Clothing-optional places across Brazil, organized by state. From iconic public beaches to remote hot springs, here is what we've verified and what to expect when you visit.
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Santa Catarina, Brazil
Praia da Galheta
Praia da Galheta is a clothing-optional beach in Florianopolis, Santa Catarina, Brazil. Brazilian naturism is anchored by a handful of officially-designated beaches and a wider network of informally-tolerated sites. Praia do Pinho in Santa Catarina — recognised by local authorities in 1987 — was the first officially-designated naturist beach in Latin America and remains the best-known in the country. Tambaba Beach in Paraíba is the only designated naturist beach in northeastern Brazil. Praia do Abricó in Rio de Janeiro is the most-visited informal naturist beach, long-established and generally tolerated by the city. Brazilian nudity law operates at the state and municipal level; nudity outside designated or tolerance-established areas may fall under state-level ato obsceno provisions. For broader legal context, see our public nudity laws guide.
São Paulo, Brazil
Praia da Lagoa
Praia da Lagoa is a clothing-optional beach in Caraguatatuba, São Paulo, Brazil. Brazilian naturism is anchored by a handful of officially-designated beaches and a wider network of informally-tolerated sites. Praia do Pinho in Santa Catarina — recognised by local authorities in 1987 — was the first officially-designated naturist beach in Latin America and remains the best-known in the country. Tambaba Beach in Paraíba is the only designated naturist beach in northeastern Brazil. Praia do Abricó in Rio de Janeiro is the most-visited informal naturist beach, long-established and generally tolerated by the city. Brazilian nudity law operates at the state and municipal level; nudity outside designated or tolerance-established areas may fall under state-level ato obsceno provisions. For broader legal context, see our public nudity laws guide.
Espírito Santo, Brazil
Praia de Naturismo Barra Seca ES.
Praia de Naturismo Barra Seca ES. is a clothing-optional beach in Sao Mateus, Espírito Santo, Brazil. Brazilian naturism is anchored by a handful of officially-designated beaches and a wider network of informally-tolerated sites. Praia do Pinho in Santa Catarina — recognised by local authorities in 1987 — was the first officially-designated naturist beach in Latin America and remains the best-known in the country. Tambaba Beach in Paraíba is the only designated naturist beach in northeastern Brazil. Praia do Abricó in Rio de Janeiro is the most-visited informal naturist beach, long-established and generally tolerated by the city. Brazilian nudity law operates at the state and municipal level; nudity outside designated or tolerance-established areas may fall under state-level ato obsceno provisions. For broader legal context, see our public nudity laws guide.
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Praia do Abricó
Praia do Abricó is a clothing-optional beach in Nilopolis, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Brazilian naturism is anchored by a handful of officially-designated beaches and a wider network of informally-tolerated sites. Praia do Pinho in Santa Catarina — recognised by local authorities in 1987 — was the first officially-designated naturist beach in Latin America and remains the best-known in the country. Tambaba Beach in Paraíba is the only designated naturist beach in northeastern Brazil. Praia do Abricó in Rio de Janeiro is the most-visited informal naturist beach, long-established and generally tolerated by the city. Brazilian nudity law operates at the state and municipal level; nudity outside designated or tolerance-established areas may fall under state-level ato obsceno provisions. For broader legal context, see our public nudity laws guide.
Bahia, Brazil
Praia do Encanto
Praia do Encanto is a clothing-optional beach in Valenca, Bahia, Brazil. Brazilian naturism is anchored by a handful of officially-designated beaches and a wider network of informally-tolerated sites. Praia do Pinho in Santa Catarina — recognised by local authorities in 1987 — was the first officially-designated naturist beach in Latin America and remains the best-known in the country. Tambaba Beach in Paraíba is the only designated naturist beach in northeastern Brazil. Praia do Abricó in Rio de Janeiro is the most-visited informal naturist beach, long-established and generally tolerated by the city. Brazilian nudity law operates at the state and municipal level; nudity outside designated or tolerance-established areas may fall under state-level ato obsceno provisions. For broader legal context, see our public nudity laws guide.
Santa Catarina, Brazil
Praia do Pinho
Praia do Pinho is a clothing-optional beach in Balneario Camboriu, Santa Catarina, Brazil. Brazilian naturism is anchored by a handful of officially-designated beaches and a wider network of informally-tolerated sites. Praia do Pinho in Santa Catarina — recognised by local authorities in 1987 — was the first officially-designated naturist beach in Latin America and remains the best-known in the country. Tambaba Beach in Paraíba is the only designated naturist beach in northeastern Brazil. Praia do Abricó in Rio de Janeiro is the most-visited informal naturist beach, long-established and generally tolerated by the city. Brazilian nudity law operates at the state and municipal level; nudity outside designated or tolerance-established areas may fall under state-level ato obsceno provisions. For broader legal context, see our public nudity laws guide.
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Praia Jurubatiba
Praia Jurubatiba is a clothing-optional beach in Macae, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Brazilian naturism is anchored by a handful of officially-designated beaches and a wider network of informally-tolerated sites. Praia do Pinho in Santa Catarina — recognised by local authorities in 1987 — was the first officially-designated naturist beach in Latin America and remains the best-known in the country. Tambaba Beach in Paraíba is the only designated naturist beach in northeastern Brazil. Praia do Abricó in Rio de Janeiro is the most-visited informal naturist beach, long-established and generally tolerated by the city. Brazilian nudity law operates at the state and municipal level; nudity outside designated or tolerance-established areas may fall under state-level ato obsceno provisions. For broader legal context, see our public nudity laws guide.
Bahia, Brazil
Praia Massarandupió
Praia Massarandupió is a clothing-optional beach in Entre Rios, Bahia, Brazil. Brazilian naturism is anchored by a handful of officially-designated beaches and a wider network of informally-tolerated sites. Praia do Pinho in Santa Catarina — recognised by local authorities in 1987 — was the first officially-designated naturist beach in Latin America and remains the best-known in the country. Tambaba Beach in Paraíba is the only designated naturist beach in northeastern Brazil. Praia do Abricó in Rio de Janeiro is the most-visited informal naturist beach, long-established and generally tolerated by the city. Brazilian nudity law operates at the state and municipal level; nudity outside designated or tolerance-established areas may fall under state-level ato obsceno provisions. For broader legal context, see our public nudity laws guide.
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Praia Olho de Boi
Praia Olho de Boi is a clothing-optional beach in Armacao De Buzios, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Brazilian naturism is anchored by a handful of officially-designated beaches and a wider network of informally-tolerated sites. Praia do Pinho in Santa Catarina — recognised by local authorities in 1987 — was the first officially-designated naturist beach in Latin America and remains the best-known in the country. Tambaba Beach in Paraíba is the only designated naturist beach in northeastern Brazil. Praia do Abricó in Rio de Janeiro is the most-visited informal naturist beach, long-established and generally tolerated by the city. Brazilian nudity law operates at the state and municipal level; nudity outside designated or tolerance-established areas may fall under state-level ato obsceno provisions. For broader legal context, see our public nudity laws guide.
Santa Catarina, Brazil
Praia Pedra Altas
Praia Pedra Altas is a clothing-optional beach in Florianopolis, Santa Catarina, Brazil. Brazilian naturism is anchored by a handful of officially-designated beaches and a wider network of informally-tolerated sites. Praia do Pinho in Santa Catarina — recognised by local authorities in 1987 — was the first officially-designated naturist beach in Latin America and remains the best-known in the country. Tambaba Beach in Paraíba is the only designated naturist beach in northeastern Brazil. Praia do Abricó in Rio de Janeiro is the most-visited informal naturist beach, long-established and generally tolerated by the city. Brazilian nudity law operates at the state and municipal level; nudity outside designated or tolerance-established areas may fall under state-level ato obsceno provisions. For broader legal context, see our public nudity laws guide.
Paraíba, Brazil
Tambaba Beach
Tambaba Beach is a clothing-optional beach in Pitimbu, Paraíba, Brazil. Brazilian naturism is anchored by a handful of officially-designated beaches and a wider network of informally-tolerated sites. Praia do Pinho in Santa Catarina — recognised by local authorities in 1987 — was the first officially-designated naturist beach in Latin America and remains the best-known in the country. Tambaba Beach in Paraíba is the only designated naturist beach in northeastern Brazil. Praia do Abricó in Rio de Janeiro is the most-visited informal naturist beach, long-established and generally tolerated by the city. Brazilian nudity law operates at the state and municipal level; nudity outside designated or tolerance-established areas may fall under state-level ato obsceno provisions. For broader legal context, see our public nudity laws guide.
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Praia brava
Praia brava is a clothing-optional beach in Parati, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Brazilian naturism is anchored by a handful of officially-designated beaches and a wider network of informally-tolerated sites. Praia do Pinho in Santa Catarina — recognised by local authorities in 1987 — was the first officially-designated naturist beach in Latin America and remains the best-known in the country. Tambaba Beach in Paraíba is the only designated naturist beach in northeastern Brazil. Praia do Abricó in Rio de Janeiro is the most-visited informal naturist beach, long-established and generally tolerated by the city. Brazilian nudity law operates at the state and municipal level; nudity outside designated or tolerance-established areas may fall under state-level ato obsceno provisions. For broader legal context, see our public nudity laws guide.