Things to see and do Guarujá

During the high tide, these two beaches form only one. They border the areas of cossues houses located north of Guarujá. Where the Paulista bourgeoisie established its summer areas, rather VIP with its luxury houses.

Access to this beautiful beach which carries its name is done by a trail of 110 steps since the Morro de Sorocotuba (which is on the road to Bertioga, km 1). His isolation has preserved it and that is all the better.

It is the largest beach in Guarujá, stretching over 5 km along a very built coastline. Indeed, this beach still in the city is not what one imagines by thinking in Brazil. Wait for a very urban beach. In return, there are good facilities (restaurants, shops).

The beach of this former fishing village is picturesque, the atmosphere is rather cool. You have to walk 20 minutes from the Praia Preta to get there.

This is one of the last beaches in the direction of Bertioga. The surfers'favorite for his waves. Its waters are therefore turbulent.