Ok, it takes you a little while to get there (of you go - like we did - from Mirante de Golfinhos to there) but waaaauuuuuwwwww! This is a MUST see! We could see turtles/rif sharks/little fish. A lot of birds and the steep cliffs...More

A pay to use beach access similar to Baja de Sudeste, you need to purchase a use pass at one of the gift shops at the entrance to access this from the island. Some excursion boats access directly from the sea. Fair warning here -...More

I have visited many beaches around the world, but this is my favorite so far. It is not the beach to go for a drink, there's no infrastructure down there, but it's a gorgeous beach! Amazing! You have to get down to a really steep...More

One of the most beautiful beaches in Fernando De Noronha. You can miss this one even if you are on the island for just a couple days.

Although there are a number of beaches found in Fernando de Noronha, there is no doubt that one of the most prized jewels of the archipelago is Sancho Bay. Overlooking the coast of Brazil instead of the Atlantic Ocean, Sancho Bay is often regarded as...More

Visited this beach firstly via the National Park on a private Island tour and also via the sea on a Catamaran Tour. The visit via the National Park provided an opportunity to walk through the park and see the flowers,trees,bushes and more importantly the stunning...More

Best Beach in the Island. Use comfortable shoes to get there. There are stairs that will take your breath away. Most beautiful view that I have seen. Water, comfortable shoes, sunscreen and be ready ...a lot of effort ahead.

It has won 3 times the most beautiful beach in the world an sure deserves it. Keep in mind its a protected area and the access is difficult (you must go down some stairs) , but its worth everything.

Go down the ladder to access this piece of paradise! The crystal clear water and gems that lay below will blow you out of the water. Baio is the best island on the island. a fun trip

There are two ways to get there: either by boat or climbing down a vertical ladder from a walkway high up on the rocks.