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Rio das Ostras is a municipality located in the Brazilian state of Rio de Janeiro.GeneralIts population is 105,757 and its area is 231 km².It was historically a part of the neighboring municipality of Casimiro de Abreu, so some of the real estate title histories must be traced there.The municipality holds part of the União Biological Reserve, home to a population of endangered golden lion tamarin.BeachesEndowed with beautiful beaches, has received large investments in infrastructure applicable from the royalties awarded by Petrobras in the area in question. The most popular beaches are: Praia da Tartaruga, Praia do Centro, Praia do Bosque e Costa Azul. One of the most visited spots in the city is the Praça da Baleia, the end of the beach of Costa Azul. In this square there is a statue of Humpback whale carved bronze.Its 15 beaches enchant the preservation and infrastructure. The visitor finds calm waters, perfect for swimming. However those who prefer more extreme ventures can count on beaches perfect for surfing.Praia do Abricó: First Beach of the Rio das Ostras from the city of Rio de Janeiro. Fascinating landscape and great tranquility.Praia da Tartaruga: Located in a small cove, located between the beaches Abricó and Bosque, so named by the incidence of turtles on site.Praia do Bosque: Situated between the beaches Centro and Tartaruga stand out for leafy trees that resemble a forest. Has depth. Ideal for swimming and great stretch of sand that promotes the practice of sports such as beach volleyball.