Just 170 km from Rio de Janeiro, a pleasant 2 hours trip by road takes you to the peninsula of Búzios, whose magnificent beaches and crystal-clear water s is known as a sophisticated beach resort with more than 20 magnificent beaches, an exuberant landscape and exotic vegetation. contrast with the exuberantly sculptured landscape and exotic vegetation, which a prodigal "Mother Nature" has privileged with a wonderful year-round summer.
The city, with about 20,000 inhabitants has its own architectural style, where constructions cannot be over two stories, leading to a harmonious integration of man with nature. The name of Búzios comes from a type of seashell, which used to be very abundant on its beaches. There are also rumors that originally the place was called Armação das Baleias (the Wales Place) due to the presence of these animals. The wales used to arrive, from the south of Brazil each July and October in order to procreate. A colony of fishermen occupied the region during all the XVIII century, living of the trade of these animals.
Búzios is known as a sophisticated beach resort with more than 20 magnificent beaches.
The symposium will take place at hotel Don Quixote.
The hotel prices are as follows:
Hotel D. Quixote
Single/Standard R$ 132,00 per night
The rate above includes breakfast.