Beach guide

Almost no waves, warm waters and fine sand. The official playground for parents on the Island.

Crystal clear and shallow waters for a long stretch. Total safety for the little ones.

A natural aquarium. Great for kids to snorkel and see little fish at the water's edge.

Small, protected by rocks and extremely calm.

Small horseshoe-shaped beach, protected by two rocky outcrops that block winds and waves, creating extremely calm waters.

Considered one of the best waves in Brazil, handles giant swells without closing out.

Strong and fast waves over rock/sand bottom. For experienced surfers.

The classic. Consistent waves and host of world championships.

Famous for its tubes and the vibrant atmosphere of local surfers.

Mansions, luxury cars and famous clubs like P12. The epicenter of glamour.

With the widened waterfront and the tallest buildings in Latin America, the buzz is 24/7.

A more rustic-chic vibe. In summer, it attracts young people from all over Brazil for the parties.

The spot for young crowds, with live music at beach bars and lots of beautiful people.

The "Polynesia of Santa Catarina". Access only by boat, turquoise waters and absolute peace.

Ideal to arrive early and relax. The sea doesn't move, it looks like a mirror.

Hidden between Jurerê and Daniela, it's a refuge of warm waters and history.

The most famous trail in the capital. Go via Pântano do Sul (short/steep) or Matadeiro (long/scenic).

You need to cross the Madre River to reach the beach. The trail to Prainha is a must.

Access by trail or over the rocks at low tide. A hidden refuge.

Located at the end of the peninsula, with access via trail from Canto Grande.