Estádio Municipal de Búzios

Estádio Municipal de Búzios sits in the Centro of Armação dos Búzios. The ground is small, a municipal venue where the local side Sociedade Esportiva de Búzios plays its home games. The capacity is listed as 500, though the Rio de Janeiro Football Federation (FERJ) database records the figure as zero, likely because the stadium is not a certified professional venue.

The location is marked by the intersection of Rua Rui Barbosa and Estrada da Usina. It is owned by the city hall, the Prefeitura Municipal de Armação dos Búzios. Locals call it Estádio Correão, a name derived from Alair Correia, a former mayor of the neighbouring municipality of Cabo Frio. This is an informal title; the official name remains the municipal one.

The stadium is not a grand structure. In 2013, when the club entered the professional ranks in the Campeonato Carioca Série C, the facility was noted as needing reforms. The condition of the pitch is not specified in available records, nor is the exact date of construction. It is a working ground for a club founded in 1971.

There are no recorded official attendance records or notable major events associated with the venue. It primarily hosts local lower-division football matches.