The beach is positioned at the exact transition point where the urban fabric of São Vicente meets the municipality of Santos.
It is locally recognized for its high concentration of older, mid-century luxury residential buildings that gave the area its name.
The beach shoreline is heavily influenced by the tide, which can significantly reduce the available sandy space during high tide.
The rocky outcrops flanking the beach are remnants of the Atlantic Forest coastal slopes that historically defined the region before urban expansion.
Milionários Beach is a narrow, urban coastline stretch located at the foot of the Itararé mountain range in São Vicente. It is primarily known as a residential-facing beach characterized by its proximity to the border of Santos. The beach features a compact sandy area suitable for swimming, though water quality is subject to periodic monitoring by CETESB. Its geography is defined by a sharp curve along the coastal road connecting the two cities. The beach lacks the extensive wide-sand expanse of neighboring Itararé Beach, resulting in a more intimate setting. Public infrastructure in the immediate vicinity is integrated into the high-density condominium landscape of the Itararé neighborhood.
From the sidewalk along Avenida Presidente Wilson for an elevated panoramic view of the beach curve against the mountains.
Check the official CETESB water quality reports for São Vicente before swimming, as conditions fluctuate based on recent rainfall.
Visit during low tide to ensure you have adequate space on the sand to set up beach equipment.
Parking in this area is limited to street-side spaces, which fill up quickly on weekends.
Do not attempt to park in private condominium driveways, as towing is strictly enforced.
Standard beach attire is expected; public nudity is prohibited; local customs prioritize keeping the beach area clear of litter.
