Cova Square

Bars and restaurants surround this tree-lined central square where artisans hawk their wares at market stalls and locals meet friends and family.

This 500-year-old church is one of Brazil’s oldest religious landmarks and the location for a lively annual celebration that honors the city’s patron saint.

At the northern end of Dos Anjos Beach is a busy maritime port, fisherman’s marina and passenger ferry terminal that commands a picturesque setting overlooking a pretty city beach

Use this administrative seat as a good starting point for exploring the attractions of the city away from its famous beaches.

Hike a short trail or catch a taxi boat to discover a beach where the sand is whiter than white and the water is like glass.

Escape the beach crowds and enjoy an early morning or evening stroll around the lake of this municipal park located on the edge of downtown Arraial do Cabo.