Praia de Búzios is an ocean beach on the South Atlantic Ocean in the municipality of Nísia Floresta, Rio Grande do Norte, Brazil. It is located adjacent to a road and within a settlement, approximately 670 meters from the center of Búzios, providing convenient access for visitors. The beach is public and features amenities, including nearby eateries, enhancing its utility as a launch point. Parking is available, and the beachfront is lined with vacation rentals and apartments, indicating a developed but accessible shoreline. The beach's character is defined by its golden sand dunes, known as the Dunas de Búzios, which stretch along the coast and create a striking visual contrast with the turquoise ocean waters. These vast dunes are a prominent natural feature, offering panoramic coastal views and are popular for land-based activities like dune buggy rides and sandboarding, which paddlers should be aware of as a potential shore activity. The water is crystal-clear and suitable for swimming. The proximity to natural landmarks like the Dunas de Búzios and nearby lagoons, such as Lagoa do Carcará, suggests potential for coastal exploration. The area has a laid-back vibe, balancing natural beauty with accessible comforts. Seasonal air temperatures are consistently warm, with averages around 26°C and 24°C, suggesting favorable year-round paddling conditions, though local wind patterns should be assessed on-site. No specific regulations or restrictions regarding paddling were identified.