Casa Brava is located on the coast of two of Ubatuba's most deserted and private beaches. One of the beaches, beyond the house's access point, can only be reached by boat, effectively functioning as a private beach.
It is distributed across several levels, organized to maximize the views of the sea and the surrounding forest.
The living and dining rooms are integrated and open. Floor-to-ceiling glass doors open onto a large wooden deck veranda.
The long dining table accommodates large groups, and the American-style kitchen counter faces the view, allowing cooking without obstructing the vista.
Four bedrooms are located on the upper levels, with large windows with mosquito nets overlooking the treetops and the distant sea, ensuring privacy even when open.
A suite on the lowest level, near the laundry room, has two single beds and also functions as a TV room.
At the top of the house, a solarium covered by concrete cobogós opens onto an outdoor deck with 360° views, ideal for watching the sunrise and sunset over the ocean.
Outside, wooden decks at different levels connect the interior spaces to the garden and the surrounding woods, with outdoor seating areas facing the sea.
Included in the rental is a half-day cleaning service every two days.
It is distributed across several levels, organized to maximize the views of the sea and the surrounding forest.
The living and dining rooms are integrated and open. Floor-to-ceiling glass doors open onto a large wooden deck veranda.
The long dining table accommodates large groups, and the American-style kitchen counter faces the view, allowing cooking without obstructing the vista.
Four bedrooms are located on the upper levels, with large windows with mosquito nets overlooking the treetops and the distant sea, ensuring privacy even when open.
A suite on the lowest level, near the laundry room, has two single beds and also functions as a TV room.
At the top of the house, a solarium covered by concrete cobogós opens onto an outdoor deck with 360° views, ideal for watching the sunrise and sunset over the ocean.
Outside, wooden decks at different levels connect the interior spaces to the garden and the surrounding woods, with outdoor seating areas facing the sea.
Included in the rental is a half-day cleaning service every two days.
Amenities
Included in at least one suite
Check-in / Check-out
Check-in
10:00
Check-out
18:00
Flexible check-in and check-out, subject to availability.
Reviews
Season & climate in Ubatuba
The high season in Ubatuba is from December to February, when the beaches are busiest and the weather is hot and sunny. During this period, it's common to find many tourists enjoying the region's natural beauty, such as its more than 100 beaches and trails through the Atlantic Forest.
The shoulder season occurs from March to June and September to November. During these periods, the weather is milder, with pleasant temperatures and less rain. It's a great time for those who prefer to enjoy the beaches with less crowds and engage in outdoor activities such as diving and surfing.
Finally, the low season in Ubatuba takes place in July and August, when the weather is cooler and rainier. Despite this, it's still possible to enjoy the city, especially for those who like adventure sports such as trekking and mountain biking. Furthermore, during this period it's possible to find more affordable prices in restaurants and tours.
Regardless of the season, Ubatuba offers a variety of natural attractions, such as waterfalls, islands, trails, and environmental reserves. Furthermore, the city boasts a rich gastronomy, with dishes based on seafood and traditional coastal cuisine. Tourists can also visit the Ubatuba Aquarium, the Tamar Project, and the Barra Lighthouse, which are unmissable tourist attractions in the region.
The shoulder season occurs from March to June and September to November. During these periods, the weather is milder, with pleasant temperatures and less rain. It's a great time for those who prefer to enjoy the beaches with less crowds and engage in outdoor activities such as diving and surfing.
Finally, the low season in Ubatuba takes place in July and August, when the weather is cooler and rainier. Despite this, it's still possible to enjoy the city, especially for those who like adventure sports such as trekking and mountain biking. Furthermore, during this period it's possible to find more affordable prices in restaurants and tours.
Regardless of the season, Ubatuba offers a variety of natural attractions, such as waterfalls, islands, trails, and environmental reserves. Furthermore, the city boasts a rich gastronomy, with dishes based on seafood and traditional coastal cuisine. Tourists can also visit the Ubatuba Aquarium, the Tamar Project, and the Barra Lighthouse, which are unmissable tourist attractions in the region.
