Pedra Da Tartaruga (which translates as "stone turtle") is a rock that resembles a turtle and overlooking "Praia do Perigoso" (translated "the dangerous beach") just under a 2 hour drive from the center of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil (and only one hour's drive from Copacabana). The closest neighborhood of Rio de Janeiro's Barra de Guaratiba, located in the western part of the skirt. Praia do Perigoso is probably one of the most relaxing beaches in Brazil, but ... and it's a big - it takes a 3 km road that almost an hour to get from Barra de Guaratiba walk (there is also a way to the beach on taxi boat) even the weekends are usually around summer crowded and the beach is used as a storage space, unfortunately there is very little awareness of collect only garbage, so this beach dirty every now and then. Many people rappel from Pedra Da Tartaruga, because the view is beautiful
For more information about the next neighborhood visit Wikipedia -. Barra de Guaratiba
shot by Leonardo Bittencourt (Instagram)
Pedra Da Tartaruga, Brazil
Ellison Alves shot (flickr | Some rights reserved)
Pedra Da Tartaruga - looks like a turtle from back
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