Praia do Cassino
Rio Grande, Brazil
Longest uninterrupted beach in the world. It lies in southern Brazil, where winters are genuinely cold and summers are the high season.
Why visit: Over seven thousand kilometres of coast — Rio's city beaches, the northeast's warm reef pools, and dune-backed sand in Ceará.
- ›Rent a chair and umbrella from the beach vendors — that is the local way
- ›Try água de coco and the grilled cheese sold along the sand
- ›Swim near others; several beaches have strong rips and no lifeguard
- ›Take almost nothing to the beach with you
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Best time
December – March in the south; year-round on the northeast coast
Weather
Subtropical with four real seasons, reversed from the northern hemisphere: hot summers of 25–35°C from December to March, and genuinely cold winters from June to August that bring frost inland and occasional snow on the highlands.
Entry fee
All Brazilian beaches are public and free; chairs ~₹300 – 600
Hours
Open access
Est. budget
₹800 – ₹4,000
Duration
Half to full day
Nearby attractions
No other destinations within 25 km. Try a wider radius.