Praia do Itararé is a prominent 2.4 to 2.5-kilometer-long ocean beach located in São Vicente, within the Baixada Santista metropolitan region of São Paulo, Brazil. It is the largest beach in the city, situated between Ilha Porchat and the border with Santos, fronting the waters of the Baía de Santos. The beach features a wide, expansive stretch of light, fine sand, with the distance from the shoreline to the water's edge often exceeding 150 meters, varying with the tide and season. The open ocean conditions typically produce moderate to strong waves. The area is well-developed for tourism, featuring a paved promenade, a dedicated bike path, sports fields, numerous kiosks, landscaped grassy areas, and is patrolled 24 hours a day by military police for security. Key landmarks include the nearby Pedra da Feiticeira rock formation and the uninhabited Ilha de Urubuqueçaba, located just offshore.