This is my favorite beach among 25 miles of terrific beaches here.
Many with names derived from the Brazilian Indians of the past. Most names come from the Guarani Indians.
The cities beaches start at the Juqueriquere river bordering Sao Sebastiao and ending at Tabatinga
river bordering Ubatuba.
Martim de Sa is more frequented by younger people. I enjoyed viewing ski-banana and eating at its many different kiosks along the beach.
My favorite drink would be that of guarana.
It comes from a seeded plant from the Amazon jungle and is extremely good to drink. In its raw form it is very strong and not too good.
It is retailed throughout Brazil, although Pepsi has attempted in bringing its flavor to USA, but has added Cherry flavor to it, hence in my opinion, destroying its great flavor.
That is why every time I visit Brazil, a guarana is on my list of things to enjoy.
On the sands of the beach are many sports participated. Among them is volleyball and a true Brazilian type of volleyball-soccer. It is called futvolei.
It is based on the principal of volleyball, but the use of hands are restricted. The players use only their feet and heads. Now, you know why brazil is so good at soccer, huh.
You will also see some surfing off its shores.
This is why it is my favorite. A lot of action.