Boiçucanga is a beach on the coast of São Paulo, in São Sebastião. It is also a neighborhood of the District of Maresias in the same municipality. Boiçucanga in Tupi-Guarani means "large-headed snake" and was named by the similarity of mountain formation on its left side. This saw once divided the territory of the Indians and tupinambás tupiniquis.
Horseshoe-shaped, is strategically located between the beaches Maresias and Camburi. Boiçucanga is one of the few beaches in Brazil where the sun goes down at sea. This happens in the right corner from the beach in a beautiful setting that includes the islands of Wheat Dump, Cats and sprouts.
Leaving her access to the Beach Brava, trails through the Atlantic Forest and waterfalls, as the Brook of Itu. Recently became one of the favorite places of the coast to practice flight in paragliding.
