HOTELS Casa No Félix - In The Surfing Paradise Town Of Ubatuba

Casa No Félix - In The Surfing Paradise Town Of Ubatuba

Location:

Ubatuba Brazil South America
BeachJungleNature

Located just fifteen kilometers from the surfing paradise town of Ubatuba, in the state of Sao Paulo, Casa no Felix offers four gorgeous suites on Felix Beach. Whether your passion is beach-combing, surfing, or communing with nature, you’ll be living in style while overlooking the magnificent, unspoiled coastline of St. Paulo.

Your space includes accommodations for up to five people, a fully equipped kitchen, air conditioning, shower, and grill, but with a wide, pleasant veranda over-looking stunning views of the oceanfront, you may wish to spend most of your time outdoors, just grilling and chilling. Ubatuba gets crowded when the surf’s up and thousands of people jam the streets for sight-seeing and recreation, but from your rain forest hideaway, you already have the best seats in the house.

Choose from eighty pristine beaches for sunbathing, swimming, or water sports along fifty miles of coastline, some of them completely deserted. The area is visited most between December and March - the rain season - but there are plenty of hours of sunshine year-round.

Book Online

PRICE FROM $550

Casa No Félix glass house
Surf board in the jungle house
Casa No Félix wooden corridor
Casa No Félix
Casa No Félix living room
Living room surrounded by the jungle
Wooden furniture
Bedroom in the jungle
Casa No Félix bathroom
Casa No Félix bedroom
Casa No Félix sea views from the living room
Casa No Félix wooden balcony
Casa No Félix terrace with sea views
Praia do félix sunset
Félix beach

Book Online

PRICE FROM $550


Alameda Três, Ubatuba, São Paulo, Brazil


Related hotels

Shebara Resort - Saudi Arabia's Sci-Fi Sanctuary on the Red Sea

Shebara Resort - Saudi Arabia's Sci-Fi Sanctuary on the Red Sea

Imagine stepping into a mirrored orb that hovers above turquoise waters, where your villa reflects the sky so perfectly it nearly vanishes into the horizon. This isn't a fever dream – it's Shebara Resort, Saudi Arabia's latest audacious leap into luxury tourism. Opened in November 2024 on Sheybarah Island, this …

The Apurva Kempinski Bali: A Cliffside Palace Above the Indian Ocean

The Apurva Kempinski Bali: A Cliffside Palace Above the Indian Ocean

Spread across Nusa Dua's cliffs like a modern interpretation of Bali's terraced rice paddies, The Apurva Kempinski Bali commands attention from every angle. This 475-room resort cascades down the hillside in a symphony of stone and water, with a 250-step grand staircase inspired by sacred temples running through its heart. …

Maralto Cabins - Floating Above the Pacific in Chile's Clifftop Cabins

Maralto Cabins - Floating Above the Pacific in Chile's Clifftop Cabins

If you've ever wanted to feel like you're floating above the ocean while still having solid ground beneath your feet, Chile's Maralto Cabins might be exactly what you're looking for. These twin wooden structures cling to a steep hillside on the country's wild Pacific coast, offering an unfiltered connection to …

Jackfruit Jungle Paradise - Sleep in a Superadobe Dome in the Mayan Jungle

Jackfruit Jungle Paradise - Sleep in a Superadobe Dome in the Mayan Jungle

Deep in the Mayan jungle near Solferino, Mexico, there's an accommodation that breaks every rule about hotel architecture. Instead of concrete and steel, you'll find yourself sleeping inside a superadobe dome - a structure built from earth-filled polypropylene bags that looks like something between an ancient temple and a spacecraft …

Mirante do Gaviao Amazon Lodge - Boat-Shaped Gateway to the Wonders of the Amazon

Mirante do Gaviao Amazon Lodge - Boat-Shaped Gateway to the Wonders of the Amazon

The Mirante do Gaviao Amazo is located in a unique spot where the road ends and nature begins. Nestled on the banks of the dark-colored Rio Negro, this resort, with its boat-shaped houses, harmonizes luxury, sustainability, and adventure in the heart of the Brazilian Amazon. It fosters a deep connection …

Gibbon Experience - Sleep in the World's Highest Treehouses in Northern Laos

Gibbon Experience - Sleep in the World's Highest Treehouses in Northern Laos

One of the most hyped backpacker's adventures is the Gibbon Experience, which takes place in the Northernmost region of Laos, in the Nam Kan National Park. This project made ziplining through dense rainforests a form of wildlife protection. In the mid-90s, French entrepreneur Jean Francois Reumaux came up with a …

Minaret Station - New Zealand's Helicopter-Only Alpine Lodge Where Everything Else Drops Away

Minaret Station - New Zealand's Helicopter-Only Alpine Lodge Where Everything Else Drops Away

There are two ways to arrive at Minaret Station, and both involve a helicopter. You can land directly at the lodge, or you can ask the pilot to drop you halfway up the mountain so you can hike the rest of the way through woodland and past streams, arriving just …

Treebones Resort - How a Family Built Big Sur's Most Unusual Hotel

Treebones Resort - How a Family Built Big Sur's Most Unusual Hotel

Sleep in a human-sized nest perched in the trees. Wake to whales breaching offshore from your solar-powered tent. Dine on sushi made with herbs picked minutes earlier from the garden. At Treebones Resort on California's Big Sur coast, the line between camping and luxury blurs into something altogether more interesting …

Aito Igloo & Spa Resort - Sleep in a Treehouse, Plunge Into a Frozen Lake

Aito Igloo & Spa Resort - Sleep in a Treehouse, Plunge Into a Frozen Lake

Half an hour from Rovaniemi, down a winding forest road that makes you wonder if you've taken a wrong turn, sits a resort that manages to be both deeply luxurious and authentically Finnish. Aito Igloo & Spa Resort offers panoramic treehouse accommodation overlooking a frozen lake, a proper wellness center …

The Lindis - A Lodge Built to Masquerade as 10,000-Year-Old Glacial Debris

The Lindis - A Lodge Built to Masquerade as 10,000-Year-Old Glacial Debris

You won't see The Lindis until you're practically standing on it. That's exactly the point. This eight-room lodge sits so low and still in New Zealand's Ahuriri Valley that it might as well be part of the moraine itself – the geological rubble left behind when glaciers retreated 10,000 years …