Travel Itinerary

Start your day with a refreshing walk along the sophisticated shores of Jurerê Internacional, known for its clear waters and elegant ambiance.

Visit this well-preserved 18th-century fortress, offering stunning views of the northern bay and a glimpse into colonial military history.

Enjoy the tranquil waters and charming fishing village atmosphere of Praia do Forte, located right next to the fortress.

Explore the peaceful and picturesque Lagoinha do Norte, a small cove with calm waters, perfect for a quiet afternoon.

Witness a beautiful sunset from Ponta das Canas, a charming fishing village offering great views of the sea and nearby islands.

A calm beach with clear, shallow waters, Praia da Daniela is perfect for a relaxed stroll and enjoying the natural surroundings.

Discover traditional Azorean lace-making at Rua das Rendeiras, a street famous for local artisans selling intricate handmade lace.

Marvel at the impressive sand dunes of Joaquina. You can hike up for incredible views or even try sandboarding (rental available nearby).

Enjoy the famous Praia da Joaquina, known for its strong waves that attract surfers, and beautiful rock formations. A great spot for a walk.

Wander along the shores of Lagoa da Conceição, a vibrant hub known for its lively boardwalk, charming bridges, and beautiful natural setting.

Ascend to Mirante da Lagoa for breathtaking panoramic views of Lagoa da Conceição, the surrounding hills, and the distant ocean. Ideal for photos.

Enjoy an evening walk on Praia Mole, a lively beach known for its soft sand, beautiful scenery, and often good surf. Perfect for watching the sunset.

Visit the traditional fishing village of Armação, known for its colorful boats and historic church. It's also the starting point for some beautiful trails.

Begin your trek to the secluded Lagoinha do Leste. The northern trail offers a scenic route through lush Atlantic Forest and coastal views.

Reach the pristine and isolated Lagoinha do Leste beach, accessible only by trail or boat. Enjoy the wild beauty, natural lagoon, and towering cliffs.

After your hike, visit Pântano do Sul, another charming fishing village known for its tranquil beach and fresh seafood (though no restaurant suggestions).

Explore this municipal natural park, home to the island's largest freshwater lagoon. Enjoy short trails, birdwatching, and the serene environment.

Journey to Ribeirão da Ilha, Florianópolis' most traditional Azorean village. Stroll through its cobblestone streets, admire colonial architecture, and feel the rich history.

Visit Praia do Santinho, known for its beautiful beach and an open-air archaeological site featuring ancient rock inscriptions (petroglyphs).

Embark on the trail to Morro das Aranhas, starting from the northern end of Praia do Santinho, offering a rewarding climb with increasing coastal views.

Reach the summit of Morro das Aranhas for spectacular 360-degree views of the coastline, including Praia do Santinho and Praia dos Ingleses.

Enjoy a leisurely walk along Praia dos Ingleses, a popular beach with a lively atmosphere, clear waters, and good infrastructure.

Experience the vast, undeveloped beauty of Praia do Moçambique, the longest beach on the island, surrounded by a state park and native vegetation.

Visit this state park, a significant conservation area offering trails through native forest and an environmental rehabilitation center for rescued animals.

Discover the secluded beauty of Praia da Solidão on the far south of the island. Enjoy its pristine sands and the quiet atmosphere away from the crowds.

Embark on a scenic hike through the Atlantic Forest, starting from Caieira da Barra do Sul, leading to the remote and historic Naufragados beach.

Arrive at Naufragados, a pristine beach with rough waters, named for historical shipwrecks. Explore the ruins of an old lighthouse and enjoy the raw natural beauty.

Explore the small, traditional fishing village of Caieira da Barra do Sul, serving as a gateway to Naufragados and offering a glimpse into local life.

Stop at the viewpoint of Morro das Pedras to admire stunning ocean vistas, the rugged coastline, and the expansive Praia do Campeche.

Enjoy a long walk on the wide sands of Praia do Campeche, a beautiful beach popular for surfing and its view of Ilha do Campeche.

Explore the charming Azorean village of Santo Antônio de Lisboa, known for its historic architecture, quaint streets, and vibrant artisan scene.

Visit the tranquil Praia de Sambaqui, a quiet beach adjacent to Santo Antônio de Lisboa, perfect for a relaxing walk and admiring the views of the bay.

Visit Forte Santana, a small historic fort guarding the bay entrance. It offers interesting insights into the island's defense and great views.

Revisit this iconic viewpoint for a final sweeping look at Florianópolis, reflecting on your week of island exploration and natural beauty.

Conclude your cultural journey with a visit to MASC, showcasing a diverse collection of Brazilian and international art, with a focus on Santa Catarina artists.

Enjoy a final moment of tranquility in Parque da Luz, an urban green space perfect for a relaxing stroll or quiet reflection before your departure.