Boa Viagem Beach
Boa Viagem Beach
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vitorbabrazil
Salvador, BA9,236 contributions
Sep 2020
Being the most famous beach in Recife and in the area where most hotels are, this is the place to be when here!
The very present signage about sharks and tides is no joke, it's there for a reason, so DO NOT cross the reefs by any reason whatsoever, nor go for a swim in high tide!
Due to the skyscrapers, the beach gets shaded around 3pm in most parts, which doesn't prevent one from still enjoying it, bearing the tide in mind.
During this covid times, it is mandatory to keep the mask on while on the beach, though nobody does it! Vendors must have it on anyway and there is control.
Speaking of them, use your judgement to decide what to consume from them in terms of food for the sake of your intestines!
The use of beach chairs and parasol at no cost is conditioned to ordering something, or else it costs 5-10 reais per person.
Along the promenade there are public toilets but don't expect them to be impeccably clean; ask the caretaker for toilet paper if needed.
Any time day or night don't show off belongings like jewellery or smartphones, nor do you take valuables in a wallet for a walk, there are many pickpockets around.
Other than that, enjoy the place to be in Recife!!
The very present signage about sharks and tides is no joke, it's there for a reason, so DO NOT cross the reefs by any reason whatsoever, nor go for a swim in high tide!
Due to the skyscrapers, the beach gets shaded around 3pm in most parts, which doesn't prevent one from still enjoying it, bearing the tide in mind.
During this covid times, it is mandatory to keep the mask on while on the beach, though nobody does it! Vendors must have it on anyway and there is control.
Speaking of them, use your judgement to decide what to consume from them in terms of food for the sake of your intestines!
The use of beach chairs and parasol at no cost is conditioned to ordering something, or else it costs 5-10 reais per person.
Along the promenade there are public toilets but don't expect them to be impeccably clean; ask the caretaker for toilet paper if needed.
Any time day or night don't show off belongings like jewellery or smartphones, nor do you take valuables in a wallet for a walk, there are many pickpockets around.
Other than that, enjoy the place to be in Recife!!
Written September 6, 2020
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vitorbabrazil
Salvador, BA9,236 contributions
May 2021
Let me start by reminding visitors that access to the beach is not allowed on weekends due to the pandemic!
This very long promenade is quite safe and pleasant to walk along day or night, obviously with extra care in later hour.
Kiosks offering drinks and bites, public toilets and training/sports equipment can be found along the many kilometres, all marked on the pavement for jogging references.
The bike lane is unfortunately never respected and one should watch for two-wheeled pickpockets.
Free wifi doesn't work as promoted.
This very long promenade is quite safe and pleasant to walk along day or night, obviously with extra care in later hour.
Kiosks offering drinks and bites, public toilets and training/sports equipment can be found along the many kilometres, all marked on the pavement for jogging references.
The bike lane is unfortunately never respected and one should watch for two-wheeled pickpockets.
Free wifi doesn't work as promoted.
Written June 5, 2021
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SadhanaRakesh
Recife, PE1,399 contributions
Jul 2011 • Couples
A fantastic beach to enjoy round the year with cost effective vacation rental houses available on the beach. One can enjoy the Brazilian Grill in restaurants till almost midtnight. Enjoy the Brazilian Drinks made from liquor out of Sugar Cane and lemon juice. The way this drink is prepared is worth watching.
Boa Viagem beach in Recife is one of the most famous urban beaches in Brazil. Visitors get enchanted by the sandy beache with warm green waters and also by the complete infrastructure of hotels, restaurants and services which surrounds it.
Walk with safety precautions in the inner roads.
Do not keep much valuables in possission while walking in inner roads.
Go to enjoy nearby beaches and Olinda - the old village construction and culture.
A cost effective & joyful vacation trip to Brazil - a must choice of all ages.
Boa Viagem beach in Recife is one of the most famous urban beaches in Brazil. Visitors get enchanted by the sandy beache with warm green waters and also by the complete infrastructure of hotels, restaurants and services which surrounds it.
Walk with safety precautions in the inner roads.
Do not keep much valuables in possission while walking in inner roads.
Go to enjoy nearby beaches and Olinda - the old village construction and culture.
A cost effective & joyful vacation trip to Brazil - a must choice of all ages.
Written August 4, 2011
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Michael880
Recife, PE8 contributions
Sep 2012 • Business
Boa viagem is a nice place for a holiday and has many tourist maps to help us tourists but I found one called "FREEMAPS". It was free and seems to be in quite a few hotels, its interesting as you can see it online and all the shops and restaurants advertising can be seen in 360º, which is great for us to see whats in store for us the other end.
Hope that helps
Hope that helps
Written October 5, 2012
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Vincent M
New Orleans, LA2,213 contributions
Jun 2015 • Solo
Praia Boa Viagem is a beautiful 7-mile stretch of white sand beach, protected from strong surf and rip tides by offshore reefs: recifes in Portuguese, hence the name of the city. This is an interesting beach, one that definitely changes its character. So, with deference, here's a primer on the dynamics of Boa Viagem and how they will affect what you see and do here.
The beach runs North-South and the SE trade winds blow in from the tropical waters of the South Atlantic. The beach is signigicantly narrower in some parts than others. Immediately W of the beach is a rip-rap barrier to prevent shore erosion and scouring. Immediately W of that is a wide boardwalk, a bike path, Av. Boa Viagem (4 lanes all Northbound), and a solid phalanx of high-rise hotels, condos and apartment houses. All of the above facts strongly affect the character of this beach. So do the tides, which act like the wild card in the deck. They're variable you see. Contrary to what some TA reviewers have complained about, high tide at Boa Viagem is NOT always at noon. Or any other time, either here or anywhere else on Earth. Higher high tide on Bia Viagem today, 10-06-15, was at 10:22 am; tomorrow it will be at 11:36; a week from today it will be at 4:26pm, almost sunset; that's the way tides work. If you want to spend time here, I strongly recommend you check the tide tables for Recife (you can google them online) because tides at this beach are VERY important.
I rate this beach Excellent. The beach community might be better in Miami or Phuket or Kuta-Bali. I'm just rating beach itself. Different folks go to beaches for different reasons. Hopefully these observations will help you get the most out of your time here.
1. Every day the sun rises in the east, the direction of the ocean, and head west, the direction of that very close solid row of high-rises that I mentioned above. You get a break In summer because of DST, but invariably, by early afternoon some
stretches of the beach will be in shade. By mid-afternoon, most will be; by late afternoon, all will be. So, if you want to work in your tan, don't come here at 3 in the afternoon! Get here in the morning, the earlier the better. Plus which, it's cooler.
2. What if you don't care about a tan, but you would like to check out beautiful Brasileiras in floss bikinis. Guess what? For the same reason I told you that to get a tan you have to come in the morning, so do they! They won't be there in the late afternoon, perhaps singly, but not en masse. Or their tee shirts and shorts will be back on.
3. When it's high tide, because of the narrowness of the beach, in some stretches of Boa Viagem there will be very little beach between sea and rip-rap. In a few stretches, the waves will go all the way to the rocks--zero sandy beach. At such times, beach goers are forced to cluster together. So if there's a high tide at noon, finding the stretch of beach where the locals are all clustered will pinpoint where you want to work on you tan or check out other beach goers. Assuming you're an attractive young lady from Calgary, Canberra or Copenhagen, eager to get a Brazilian bikini and make new friends, the same dynamics hold.
4. As the sun is setting , the beach is in shade, but the sky to the west, on a clear day will become more dramatic as the clouds are hit with sunlight from the west, and the lower the sun, the more spectacular the clouds to the east. Further, the waters of the Atlantic will reflect the softer, more pastel colors of the clouds, so not only is the skyscape more beautiful, but so is the seascape. And, a bonus, the high-rises jutting east at the north and south ends of the beach will be more dramatic, for the same reason the Grand Canyon is at sunset. So if your interest is the sheer beauty of the beach, or getting great photos of natural beauty (as opposed to Brasileiras), late afternoon is the best time to go.
5. At low tide, the reefs are exposed. Is the sea more dramatic when they are? I think so, but it all depends. For sure though, you should check out the beach both at high tide and low, because the difference is remarkable. Most of the great beaches I've been to don't have exposed reefs. You won't find them at Malibu, DaNang, or Bondi.
6. So low tide - high tide: which is better for swimming? Should you swim at Boa Viagem at all? You'll likely hear a lot people talking bull about it. The bad bit is that invariably the very next word they say after "bull" is "shark". Where I come from, when locals want to go to the beach, we drive over to the Florida Panhandle. Even though the Panhandle does have shark attacks, lots of people swim there. Hundreds of thousands of people will be flocking to the Jersey Shore this year; but the Shore was the scene of one of the worst multiple shark attack episodes in history, and the villains were bull sharks. The locals agree that you are much safer swimming inside the reef than outside it, which might make sense. I've also heard that you're safer at low tide than high. I question that. Bull sharks, unlike tiger or great white, are quite comfortable in shallow water, and even fresh water. The reefs don't appear to be an unbroken barrier. Do folks go in the water? Yes. Did I go in the water? Yes, where others were also in it. Did I stay long? No. Should you go in the water? I've spent a lot of years around the sea, and I certainly wouldn't criticize anyone who preferred not to. One thing is absolutely certain: you're a lot less likely to get attacked by a bull shark 20 feet from the water than 20 feet into the water.
Some of the most beautiful beaches in the world have sharks. Others have deadly jellies, barracuda, or other nasties. It's not a pity about the sharks. The Atlantic is the sea after all. It's a pity the government doesn't put up shark nets a la Hong Kong. Where those nets are in place, Hong Kong hasn't had a shark fatality in 20 years. Giving Brazilians an absolutely safe place to swim on Boa Viagem would be worth the investment. The technology is there.
The beach runs North-South and the SE trade winds blow in from the tropical waters of the South Atlantic. The beach is signigicantly narrower in some parts than others. Immediately W of the beach is a rip-rap barrier to prevent shore erosion and scouring. Immediately W of that is a wide boardwalk, a bike path, Av. Boa Viagem (4 lanes all Northbound), and a solid phalanx of high-rise hotels, condos and apartment houses. All of the above facts strongly affect the character of this beach. So do the tides, which act like the wild card in the deck. They're variable you see. Contrary to what some TA reviewers have complained about, high tide at Boa Viagem is NOT always at noon. Or any other time, either here or anywhere else on Earth. Higher high tide on Bia Viagem today, 10-06-15, was at 10:22 am; tomorrow it will be at 11:36; a week from today it will be at 4:26pm, almost sunset; that's the way tides work. If you want to spend time here, I strongly recommend you check the tide tables for Recife (you can google them online) because tides at this beach are VERY important.
I rate this beach Excellent. The beach community might be better in Miami or Phuket or Kuta-Bali. I'm just rating beach itself. Different folks go to beaches for different reasons. Hopefully these observations will help you get the most out of your time here.
1. Every day the sun rises in the east, the direction of the ocean, and head west, the direction of that very close solid row of high-rises that I mentioned above. You get a break In summer because of DST, but invariably, by early afternoon some
stretches of the beach will be in shade. By mid-afternoon, most will be; by late afternoon, all will be. So, if you want to work in your tan, don't come here at 3 in the afternoon! Get here in the morning, the earlier the better. Plus which, it's cooler.
2. What if you don't care about a tan, but you would like to check out beautiful Brasileiras in floss bikinis. Guess what? For the same reason I told you that to get a tan you have to come in the morning, so do they! They won't be there in the late afternoon, perhaps singly, but not en masse. Or their tee shirts and shorts will be back on.
3. When it's high tide, because of the narrowness of the beach, in some stretches of Boa Viagem there will be very little beach between sea and rip-rap. In a few stretches, the waves will go all the way to the rocks--zero sandy beach. At such times, beach goers are forced to cluster together. So if there's a high tide at noon, finding the stretch of beach where the locals are all clustered will pinpoint where you want to work on you tan or check out other beach goers. Assuming you're an attractive young lady from Calgary, Canberra or Copenhagen, eager to get a Brazilian bikini and make new friends, the same dynamics hold.
4. As the sun is setting , the beach is in shade, but the sky to the west, on a clear day will become more dramatic as the clouds are hit with sunlight from the west, and the lower the sun, the more spectacular the clouds to the east. Further, the waters of the Atlantic will reflect the softer, more pastel colors of the clouds, so not only is the skyscape more beautiful, but so is the seascape. And, a bonus, the high-rises jutting east at the north and south ends of the beach will be more dramatic, for the same reason the Grand Canyon is at sunset. So if your interest is the sheer beauty of the beach, or getting great photos of natural beauty (as opposed to Brasileiras), late afternoon is the best time to go.
5. At low tide, the reefs are exposed. Is the sea more dramatic when they are? I think so, but it all depends. For sure though, you should check out the beach both at high tide and low, because the difference is remarkable. Most of the great beaches I've been to don't have exposed reefs. You won't find them at Malibu, DaNang, or Bondi.
6. So low tide - high tide: which is better for swimming? Should you swim at Boa Viagem at all? You'll likely hear a lot people talking bull about it. The bad bit is that invariably the very next word they say after "bull" is "shark". Where I come from, when locals want to go to the beach, we drive over to the Florida Panhandle. Even though the Panhandle does have shark attacks, lots of people swim there. Hundreds of thousands of people will be flocking to the Jersey Shore this year; but the Shore was the scene of one of the worst multiple shark attack episodes in history, and the villains were bull sharks. The locals agree that you are much safer swimming inside the reef than outside it, which might make sense. I've also heard that you're safer at low tide than high. I question that. Bull sharks, unlike tiger or great white, are quite comfortable in shallow water, and even fresh water. The reefs don't appear to be an unbroken barrier. Do folks go in the water? Yes. Did I go in the water? Yes, where others were also in it. Did I stay long? No. Should you go in the water? I've spent a lot of years around the sea, and I certainly wouldn't criticize anyone who preferred not to. One thing is absolutely certain: you're a lot less likely to get attacked by a bull shark 20 feet from the water than 20 feet into the water.
Some of the most beautiful beaches in the world have sharks. Others have deadly jellies, barracuda, or other nasties. It's not a pity about the sharks. The Atlantic is the sea after all. It's a pity the government doesn't put up shark nets a la Hong Kong. Where those nets are in place, Hong Kong hasn't had a shark fatality in 20 years. Giving Brazilians an absolutely safe place to swim on Boa Viagem would be worth the investment. The technology is there.
Written June 10, 2015
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Vanessa P
Calgary, Canada1,394 contributions
Oct 2013 • Family
This is a well know place for shark attacks. I would never swing or let one of my families swing in this beach (Praia de Boa Viagem). The local story is that Fishermen working at a local docks used to clean fish and dump its insides in the ocean. The offal were food for sharks once while swimming there. However, the number of sharks started to grown as food was easy and abundant. The sharks then started to reproduced and make that place their house. Nowadays, you find warnings all over the shore. Also, the many buildings that were built along the shore are cutting the natural wave of wind disturbing and changing the environment. Still a beautiful place. But it is sad that we were at a hotel in front of the beach and we could not swim.
Written September 2, 2014
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10071stevep
Orange, CA168 contributions
Feb 2019 • Couples
Aesthetically, this is the nicest beach I have ever seen. However, as others have chronicled, sharks may provide buzz-kill for actually using the beach. If you are in Recife on a nice day, certainly worth a stroll.
Written February 20, 2019
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TomSonntag
New York, NY209 contributions
Jan 2016 • Couples
Ok, for English speaking folks beat means a clean, quiet maybe exotic stretch of sand to lie down and enjoy. Boa Viagem is a joke. I would not call it a beach. It's a 20 feet (at best) wide stretch of wet sand, next to a three lane highway, 2 blocks from a canal of open raw sewage. Yes, it is a city beach but to think that international tourists will take a 10+!hour flight for this is a joke. If you are stuck in Recife for whatever reason, take a walk. Otherwise, don't pack your bags.
And please can someone show those folks in Brazil a gorgeous city beach like Honolulu, Brisbane, or Miami. Now we are taking
And please can someone show those folks in Brazil a gorgeous city beach like Honolulu, Brisbane, or Miami. Now we are taking
Written January 4, 2016
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Vakantie77
Hoorn, The Netherlands450 contributions
Dec 2014
We visited this beach at the end of our holiday. It was great for relaxing but for Brazil the beach is not very beatiful. The skyline is quite ugly. From 3.30 pm there is no sun at the beach anymore because of the high buildings. Nearby Recife there are much greater beaches.
Written November 19, 2015
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AthensBulldawg
Athens GA1,010 contributions
Feb 2014 • Couples
This beach adjoins a trendy neighborhood and has a nice board walk along which people stroll. The area appears relatively safe during the day time and several public and private patrol vehicles were observed during the short period (ca. 45 minutes) we stopped here. The beach and walk appear to be a popular place to bring visiting tourists.
Note: the public bathrooms were locked when we were there.
DANGER: The beach itself has signs warning of sharks, so swimming is not advised, except in little pools which remain when the tide goes out, preventing the sharks from coming near.
Tip: If you come on a tour bus, you are likely to be given a chit for a coconut, with the top chopped off and a straw inserted for the liquid ("milk") within. Not my favorite, nor did the preparation look completely sanitary. The vendor, however, was happy to accept the chit in exchange for a bottled fruit drink; we tried the local one, Skinka (what a name!), and liked it very much. So, if you don't care for coconut milk, feel free to ask to trade.
Note: the public bathrooms were locked when we were there.
DANGER: The beach itself has signs warning of sharks, so swimming is not advised, except in little pools which remain when the tide goes out, preventing the sharks from coming near.
Tip: If you come on a tour bus, you are likely to be given a chit for a coconut, with the top chopped off and a straw inserted for the liquid ("milk") within. Not my favorite, nor did the preparation look completely sanitary. The vendor, however, was happy to accept the chit in exchange for a bottled fruit drink; we tried the local one, Skinka (what a name!), and liked it very much. So, if you don't care for coconut milk, feel free to ask to trade.
Written April 10, 2014
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Pamella A
Sao Paulo, SP
Olá, Irei para Recife semana q vem (25/08) e gostaria de saber como o anda o clima durante o dia?
Está chovendo mto?A chuva dura o dia todo?Será q dá praia?rs
Obrigada
Erika Clicia
Belem, PA7 contributions
Olá Pamela está chovendo, mas em alguns momentos, até agora não atrapalhou a nossa viagem pq os dias ficam bem ensolarados após a chuva.
Ruthenha
Garanhuns, PE
Qual o melhor hotel beira mar com piscina e preço baratinho em boa viagem?
Sabrina V
Brasilia, DF
Entre ir para Fortaleza e Pernambuco, qual desses destinos vocês escolheriam?
Considerando as cidades vizinhas, como porto de galinhas e maragogi...
me ajudemm
Em abril da pra pegar praia aí ou chove muito?
Paulinha
Brasilia, DF28 contributions
Acredito que a ida seja válida, mesmo em abril. Nordeste normalmente “dá praia” o ano inteiro. Confirme na previsão do tempo...
Rafael Fernando
Treze Tilias, SC8 contributions
a praia já está despoluida do petróleo?
Larissa Lascovith
Penapolis, SP102 contributions
Nao esteve contaminada não afetou a praia de boa viagem
Igor P
Cacoal, RO
Estou planejando passar um dias em Recife, e incluí a praia de Boa Viagem no meu roteiro. Mas queria saber uma coisa: É perigoso fazer caminhada na orla da praia? Li que nos últimos anos, o índice de violência urbana aumento muito em Recife, e que a praia de Boa Viagem está mais perigosa do que era antes. Quanto a isso, queria saber se há policiamento na orla, se realmente caminhar aí é perigoso, enfim, alguém poderia me ajudar?
kakacrespo
Campos dos Goytacazes, RJ398 contributions
Não vi nada de violento por lá, pelo contrário, as pessoas fazem suas caminhadas de dia e a noite, a orla fica repleta de gente realizando várias atividades. Só ter aquele cuidado básico de toda grande cidade e aproveite.
To com planejamento de ir para Recife nas minhas Ferias! As praias pode tomar banho? Tem perigo de tubarão?
Regina R
Sao Pedro, SP1,257 contributions
Recife sempre teve tubarões, o problema é o mesmo que dirigir embriagado. Seguindo as recomendações, tome seu banho e curta a praia com sua família tranquilamente.. O Perigo está em águas turvas e marés altas, mar aberto( águas mais profundas. Fique sempre onde há mais pessoas, e não se aventura para dentro do mar, longe da praia. Fiquei uma semana curtindo aquelas águas deliciosas- Espero ter ajudado, Boas férias.
Alguém indica Restaurante para almoçar na Praia de Boa Viagem? Para após o almoço curtir uma prainha rs
GALILEU2014
Porto, Portugal22,417 contributions
A Avenida Boa Viagem (beira mar) diferente de outras orlas possui poucos restaurantes e não indico nenhum. Mas, nas ruas transversais e na Avenida Conselheiro Aguiar (paralela a avenida da praia0 possui dezenas de restaurantes e aí os preços variam bastante. Vou sugerir os restaurantes que acho bem interessantes em termos de preço, confecção da alimentação e principalmente um atendimento atencioso mesmo estando em trajes de banho:
- Galletus;
- Ilha dos Navegantes;
- Ilha da Kosta.
Observação:
Se quiser comida regional de qualidade, selv serf a quilo, mas o preço não é barato: CHICA PITANGA E A SERTANEJA.
Fuja rápido de quem indicar comer no Mercado Municipal de Boa Viagem.
Boa viagem.
Hola ! No está permitido meterse al mar en ninguna playa de Recife?
GALILEU2014
Porto, Portugal22,417 contributions
O banho de mar é ´permitido sem restrições em toda a orla da Praia de Boa Viagem mas há bastante placas indicativas do que o banhista não deve fazer devido aos possíveis ataques de tubarão que normalmente acontecem por desrespeito aos avisos existentes. Além do mais existe trechos da praia que são protegidos por arrecifes naturais fazendo verdadeiras piscinas propícias ao banho infantil.
claudiadematosperin
Santo Cristo, RS36 contributions
Alguma indicação de empresas que fazem passeios em Recife e arredores?
Joao Filho
Florianopolis, SC172 contributions
Olá Claudia,
Estive em Recife em Julho.
Visitei alguns locais de Recife, tambem Porto de galinhas e Carneiros.
Aluguei um carro popular na Movida. (excelente experiencia, carro novo e atendimento de primeira). No Recife fiquei em Hotel perto da praia de boa viajem. Fiz meus passeios no Recife por conta própria. (não tem mistério, transito como toda cidade grande, e sempre coloco o carro em estacionamento pago) Visitei Olinda, reservei o dia todo para este passeio. Obs: Não usei os guias locais.(dizem que é um valor e cobram outro no final) deixei o carro na praça do carmo e fiz todo o trajeto a pé. (isso na parte turística da cidade, vais subir e descer ladeiras, mas vale a pena. depois almoça por lá mesmo). Tive uma experiencia com a Luck - receptivo de turismo, foi muita boa.(isso em outro passeio no RN). Em porto de galinhas, fiquei tambem perto da praia e dos calçadões..(praça 01) quanto menor o numero da praça, mais perto do comercio local e restaurantes...etc.. Por fim fiz o passeio de Carneiros, não me agradou muito, pois não deram assistencia adequada. Tem que cuidar muito e exigir o cumprimento do prometido se possível por escrito. Seria isso. Espero que ajude.
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Frequently Asked Questions about Boa Viagem Beach
- According to Tripadvisor travelers, these are the best ways to experience Boa Viagem Beach:
- Private Transfer from Recife Airport to Porto de Galinhas (From $39.63)
- Private Transfer from Recife Airport to Maragogi (From $66.74)
- Private Transfer Recife Airport to Cabo de Santo Agostinho By RECIFE TRANSLADO (From $32.53)
- Private Transfer from Porto de Galinhas to Recife Airport (From $37.54)
- Private Transfer from Recife Airport to Praia dos Carneiros (From $56.31)
- Hotels near Boa Viagem Beach:
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- (0.06 mi) Transamerica Prestige Beach Class
- (0.08 mi) Vivaz Boutique Hotel
- (0.06 mi) Eninova Flat International
- Restaurants near Boa Viagem Beach:
- (0.01 mi) Ekati Restaurante
- (0.09 mi) Ca Va
- (0.09 mi) Trattoria Toscana
- (0.09 mi) Restaurante Filipe
- (0.12 mi) Tasquinha do Tio
- Attractions near Boa Viagem Beach:
- (0.11 mi) Oxe Receptivos
- (0.10 mi) Iguana Cafe
- (0.17 mi) Enotteque Wine Living
- (0.17 mi) Barreto Junior Theater
- (0.73 mi) Cachoeira Complexo Do Canjica
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