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NATURE AT ITS ABSOLUTE BEST

Often regarded as one of the world’s best beaches, Baia do Sancho in Brazil, located on the incredible island of Fernando de Noronha, epitomizes a remote beach paradise. Accessible only by boat or via a steep ladder through narrow rock splits, this secluded beach offers an unparalleled experience. The surrounding cliffs provide a dramatic backdrop to the clear emerald waters and golden sands. The beach’s isolation from urban noise and absence of commercial development enhance its tranquil atmosphere, making it a perfect getaway for those seeking peace and natural beauty. Its protected status within a national marine park helps maintain its pristine condition, and ensures visitors an incredible experience with zero crowds.

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UNIQUE

The surrounding landscape of Baia do Sancho makes it very unique.

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UNTOUCHED

Baia do Sancho is very far off the beaten path and is in a pristine state.

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NOT TOO CROWDED

Baia do Sancho is never too crowded, making it very peaceful.

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Hannes Rada

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Hans von Manteuffel

I "It's not an easy beach to get to, but it has an incredible view."

- Guilherme Cury

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Baia do Sancho WEATHER AVERAGES

AVG. HIGH AVG. LOW RAINY DAYS
JANUARY 30 ° 26 ° 5
FEBRUARY 30 ° 26 ° 8.9
MARCH 30 ° 26 ° 15.4
APRIL 30 ° 26 ° 18.4
MAY 30 ° 26 ° 12.8
JUNE 29 ° 25 ° 7.2
JULY 29 ° 25 ° 5
AUGUST 29 ° 25 ° 1.1
SEPTEMBER 29 ° 25 ° 0.3
OCTOBER 30 ° 25 ° 0.1
NOVEMBER 30 ° 25 ° 0.2
DECEMBER 30 ° 26 ° 1.5
IN-DEPTH Baia do Sancho WEATHER DATA icon

THE PERFECT DAY AT Baia do Sancho

  • WIND

    Look for days where the wind will be blowing from behind the beach towards the water, as well as days with little to no wind.

  • CLEAR SKIES

    Try to visit during the drier months of the year to maximize your chances at seeing Baia do Sancho at its best.

  • CALM SEAS

    During the windier months of the year the ocean is more likely to be rough and wavey, creating less than idyllic conditions.

  • ROGUE WAVES

    Baia do Sancho faces open ocean, which can result in waves even if the wind is blowing out to sea.