Cabo Frio 🏖️
With its white sand beaches and crystal clear waters, its lively nightlife and the charm of the historic center, where history comes to life between its cobblestone streets and the picturesque Itajuru Canal. A unique fusion between history, nature and fun.
How to Get to Cabo Frio 🚗
Cabo Frio is about 150 kilometers from Rio de Janeiro and can also be easily reached by bus from the Rodoviária Novo Rio terminal, with a trip that lasts around 2 hours. If you're driving, you can take the BR-101 and then RJ-106, enjoying the scenery as you head towards this popular destination. As with the other cities, at Quero Praia, we offer private transfers from Rio de Janeiro International Airport to ensure you reach Cabo Frio in complete comfort and safety. Book your transfer with us and enjoy the comfort of an exclusive and efficient service.
5 reasons to visit Cabo Frio
1)⛪ Historical Heritage: Explore the historic center of Cabo Frio and discover its rich colonial history. Visit Forte São Mateus, a 17th-century fortress that offers panoramic views of this city, one of the oldest in Brazil.
2)🏖️ Family-Friendly Beaches: Cabo Frio is known for its beautiful beaches with crystal-clear waters and white sands stretching along its coastline. From the iconic Praia do Forte to the tranquil Praia das Dunas, there are many options to enjoy with family.
3)🍽️ Seafood Delights: As a coastal city, Cabo Frio offers delicious cuisine based on fresh seafood. Enjoy fresh fish and seafood at the numerous restaurants and beach kiosks.
4)🛍️ Shopping Options: As the largest city in the Lakes region, Cabo Frio also offers more shopping options, including Park Lagos Shopping, with stores of all kinds and a food court, and Shopping das Bikinis, a mall with many stores selling swimwear for everyone.
5)🍹 Diverse Nightlife: After a day full of activities, dive into Cabo Frio’s vibrant nightlife. Enjoy bars, restaurants, and nightclubs offering live music and entertainment for all tastes.
Where to eat in Cabo Frio
🦐 Arcos do Canal: Specializing in seafood, it offers a varied menu. Highlights include Lula à Romana as a starter, Bacalhau à Espanhola as the main course, and a chocolate mille-feuille with ice cream for dessert. Its charming setting includes a terrace with a view of the canal in the picturesque Passagem neighborhood.
🐟 Picolino: One of the city's most traditional restaurants, located in a historic house on Marechal Floriano street. With an exquisite selection of seafood and meats in a sophisticated atmosphere, it's a foolproof choice.
🐙 Mar: A must-visit for those who enjoy seafood and fish dishes. The menu is very varied, featuring traditional dishes like moqueca and octopus. It's located in front of the Itajurú Canal and has three levels, with the highest offering the best view.
🍣 Icôniko: Among the many Japanese food options in the city, Icôniko might be the one that best combines service, atmosphere, and gastronomy. It offers sushi or rodízio options and a bar with excellent drinks. Don't miss the chance to enjoy the region's fresh fish to taste sushi or temaki!
🍤 Casa Kanaloa: Also located by the Itajurú Canal, this restaurant specializes in Thai cuisine. It offers typical dishes like pad thai and curry, as well as other fish and pasta recipes for those not keen on this type of cuisine. A very pleasant place, with a beautiful patio for dining.
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