Leblon

Leblon Beach is also one of the most appreciated in the city of Rio de Janeiro. Continuing from Ipanema Beach, it starts right after the Jardim de Alá canal and extends to the rocky ramps where the Leblon viewpoint is located. From up there, the view is spectacular.

Leblon Rio de Janeiro Beaches © Ari Oliveira / Brazil Beaches

Leblon Rio de Janeiro Beaches © Ari Oliveira / Brazil Beaches


Quiet Beach

Leblon Beach is less popular than its neighbor, Ipanema, and is very frequented by the residents of the neighborhood.

Leblon's Nightlife

The nightlife of the neighborhood, however, is also very lively, with good restaurants and bars that are crowded until the early hours of the morning, especially in the place called Baixo Leblon (Rua Dias Ferreira).

Leblon Rio de Janeiro Beaches © Ari Oliveira / Brazil Beaches
Leblon Rio de Janeiro Beaches © Ari Oliveira / Brazil Beaches


The state of Rio de Janeiro has a coastline with 635 km in length. It extends from the south of the state of Espirito Santo to the north of the state São Paulo.

The North Coast

North of the city of Rio de Janeiro extends the North Coast (Região dos Lagos), which begins in Maricá and goes until São Francisco do Itabapoana (320 km from Rio de Janeiro). Most appreciated beaches: Cabo Frio and Búzios

City of Rio de Janeiro

Most known beaches are Ipanema, Copacabana, Leblon and Barra da Tijuca.

The South Coast

The South Coast (Costa Verde) goes from Mangaratiba to Paraty (248 km from Rio de Janeiro city). Most appreciated beaches are Angra dos Reis and Ilha Grande.
These are among the state of Rio de Janeiro's best beaches. From Rio de Janeiro it is relatively easy to discover these sun and beach paradises. Nautical Sports (diving, surf, cruises) and amazing tours from Brazil's first tourist destination.