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Traveling to: Florianópolis - By Ana Clara de Souza Vicente

Florianópolis, located in the state of Santa Catarina, Brazil, is a city known for its beautiful beaches, diverse culture and stunning natural landscapes. Here are some options for tourist attractions and things to do in Florianópolis:

Beaches: Florianópolis is famous for its breathtaking beaches. Among the most popular ones are Joaquina Beach, Mole Beach, Barra da Lagoa Beach, and Ingleses Beach. Enjoy the sun, the sea, and engage in activities such as surfing, stand-up paddleboarding and diving. 


Santa Catarina Island: explore Santa Catarina Island, where Florianópolis is located. Besides the beaches, visit the historic center of Florianópolis, see the Metropolitan Cathedral, the Public Market, and enjoy panoramic views of the Conceição Lagoon Lookout. 


Lagoa da Conceição: Lagoa da Conceição is a picturesque place with a lively atmosphere. Take advantage of the calm waters for swimming, water sports, or boat rides. The area also offers bars, restaurants, craft shops, and a vibrant nightlife.

Hiking and Ecotourism: Florianópolis is surrounded by lush nature and offers various hiking trails to explore. One popular option is the Costa da Lagoa trail, which leads to tranquil beaches and secluded villages. Additionally, visit the Rio Vermelho State Park or the Pirajubaé Marine Extractive Reserve to appreciate the local biodiversity.

Ribeirão da Ilha: Get to know the charming neighborhood of Ribeirão da Ilha, famous for its preserved Azorean architecture. Explore the cobblestone streets, visit the Nossa Senhora da Lapa Church, and indulge in fresh seafood at waterfront restaurants.

Tamar Project: Visit the Tamar Project in Florianópolis, a conservation center for marine turtles. Learn about the importance of preserving these species and see turtles at different stages of development.

São José da Ponta Grossa Fortress: Explore the São José da Ponta Grossa Fortress, a historic fortification built in the 18th century. Walk through the corridors and enjoy the stunning ocean view.

Boat Tours: Take a boat tour around the island to appreciate the beauty of Florianópolis' coastline. There are several tour options that include visits to secluded beaches, nearby islands, and the opportunity to spot dolphins and whales during certain times of the year.

Gastronomy: Delight in the rich gastronomy of Florianópolis, which offers a variety of fresh seafood, including the famous oysters. Explore local restaurants and beach bars to savor traditional dishes and enjoy the vibrant food scene.

These are just a few of the many tourist attractions and activities available in Florianópolis. The city offers a unique blend of natural beauty, cultural experiences, and outdoor adventures for visitors to enjoy.

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