HOTELS Casa No Félix - In The Surfing Paradise Town Of Ubatuba

Casa No Félix - In The Surfing Paradise Town Of Ubatuba

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Ubatuba Brazil South America
BeachJungleNature

Located just fifteen kilometers from the surfing paradise town of Ubatuba, in the state of Sao Paulo, Casa no Felix offers four gorgeous suites on Felix Beach. Whether your passion is beach-combing, surfing, or communing with nature, you’ll be living in style while overlooking the magnificent, unspoiled coastline of St. Paulo.

Your space includes accommodations for up to five people, a fully equipped kitchen, air conditioning, shower, and grill, but with a wide, pleasant veranda over-looking stunning views of the oceanfront, you may wish to spend most of your time outdoors, just grilling and chilling. Ubatuba gets crowded when the surf’s up and thousands of people jam the streets for sight-seeing and recreation, but from your rain forest hideaway, you already have the best seats in the house.

Choose from eighty pristine beaches for sunbathing, swimming, or water sports along fifty miles of coastline, some of them completely deserted. The area is visited most between December and March - the rain season - but there are plenty of hours of sunshine year-round.

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Casa No Félix glass house
Surf board in the jungle house
Casa No Félix wooden corridor
Casa No Félix
Casa No Félix living room
Living room surrounded by the jungle
Wooden furniture
Bedroom in the jungle
Casa No Félix bathroom
Casa No Félix bedroom
Casa No Félix sea views from the living room
Casa No Félix wooden balcony
Casa No Félix terrace with sea views
Praia do félix sunset
Félix beach

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Alameda Três, Ubatuba, São Paulo, Brazil


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