surrounded by heavy vegetation, grumari beach is 2300 meters long, has clean turquoise waters, and fine golden sands. its name derives from the language of the indigenous people who lived here before colonization: 'curu', 'meaning pebbles' or 'loose stone', combined with 'mari', meaning 'water producing'.

a tree that grows on the region's hilly terrain also takes its names from the same point of reference.