t he beauty of jurujuba beach stems from its independent life and strong cultural roots, true to its ancient origins and very different from the modern rest of guanabara bay.

o n the rocks at the far end of the beach, elder fishermen can be seen repairing fishing nets, while the younger fishermen rest on the beach preparing their boats for another day at sea.

t his is a beach of strong and proud cultural identity, not often visited by foreigners, without a structure specifically developed to attract tourists. 

yet, the history of this old neighborhood and the courage of its residents can be felt just by walking around the narrow streets and listening to the life of the neighborhood.