Brava Beach in Itamambuca is located in the northern region of Ubatuba and is accessible by trail through the Atlantic Forest.

The attraction is full of giant rocks, adorned with bromeliads, caetés, cacti, and vines. Be careful of tide traps, as the beach has a steep drop-off, uneven sand, and currents, and at high tide, the beach disappears.

The usual trail to Brava Beach in Itamambuca begins on the shore, on the left side of the beach, just after the small stream. You'll see a rock that forms a smooth wall, with a support rope—this is where the adventure begins.

At the top of the hill, you can see Itamambuca Beach, and centuries-old trees with leafy trunks are found along the way, such as fig trees and guapuruvus. There are some water points along the way, and many fragrant jasmines.

For the more adventurous, we offer an added attraction: an incredible viewpoint. However, you'll need to be willing to hike the steep trails.