Praia do Camburi is a beach located in the coastal municipality of Ubatuba, within the Região Metropolitana do Vale do Paraíba e Litoral Norte. The beach is situated within the broader Costa Verde region, noted for its scenic coastline. It serves as a notable point on a classic multi-day sea kayaking expedition along this coast, indicating its use as a stopover or destination for extended paddling trips. As a beach launch, paddlers should be aware of surf conditions; a dedicated surf report and forecast service is available for this location, providing data on swell, wind, and tide, which are critical for planning a safe launch and landing through any shore break. The area is connected by public transit, with bus service available to the beach. Ubatuba is regionally known as the "Capital do Surf," suggesting consistent wave activity that paddlers must assess. The beach is also a trailhead for a hiking path connecting to Praia de Trindade in the neighboring state of Rio de Janeiro, hinting at its role as an access point for coastal exploration. For paddlers, this could translate into a potential combination of paddling and hiking routes along this stretch of the São Paulo coast.