Praia do Lázaro shares the same bay as Praia da Sununga, which is famous for its unique 'boiling' wave phenomenon caused by backwash.
The beach is a major hub for schooner departures heading toward Ilha Anchieta State Park.
It is considered one of the calmest beaches in Ubatuba, often compared to a natural swimming pool due to the protection provided by the surrounding rocky points.
The sand is light and fine, spanning approximately 1.5 kilometers in length.
Praia do Lázaro is a sheltered beach in Ubatuba, São Paulo, characterized by its calm, shallow waters and significant tree cover along the sand. It serves as a primary departure point for boat trips to the nearby Ilha Anchieta. The coastline features a soft, sandy bottom with minimal wave action, making it suitable for families with children. The beach is flanked by residential properties and native Atlantic Forest vegetation. It connects via a short trail to the neighboring Praia da Sununga and Praia Domingas Dias. The infrastructure includes various kiosks serving local seafood and beverages directly on the sand. The location remains accessible throughout the year due to its position on the southern coast of Ubatuba.
The northern end of the beach where the vegetation meets the shoreline, offering a clear view of the bay's calm waters.
Bring non-slip footwear if you plan to walk the trail connecting to neighboring beaches.
Arrive early during Brazilian summer months or weekends to secure a spot under the natural tree shade.
Inquire at the kiosks about boat transfers to Ilha Anchieta if you wish to explore the nearby island ruins.
Attempting to swim in the neighboring Praia da Sununga if you are an inexperienced swimmer, as it has strong, dangerous currents despite Lázaro's calm water.
Casual beachwear is standard; removing trash is mandatory to preserve the local ecosystem.
