Introducing Cabo Frio
Built up around sand dunes and beaches, with plenty of fresh breezes, Cabo Frio’s naturally gorgeous settings have been stunted by the salt and tourism industries that dominate in the area. If you are able to overlook the encroaching overdevelopment, Cabo Frio remains a relaxed little beach town, ready to greet newcomers with a smile. Every weekend, and throughout the summer holidays, it attracts scores of visitors – the bars are invariably filled with happy-go-lucky Brazilians whooping it up, and the merrymaking spirit is clearly Cabo Frio’s strongest attraction.
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Last updated: Oct 3, 2008
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