Located 70 km far from São Paulo, the cities of Santos, São Vicente and Guarujá invites you for this amazing tour with a lot of history in Santos Downtown and beautiful landscapes a long of the beaches. Come to enjoy a wonderfull day at the best beaches of São Paulo State.
Pickup included
Arriving in Santos, we'll make the first stop at the Coffee Museum, a historic building from the beginning of the 20th century, to enjoy a delicious and traditional gourmet coffee in the museum's coffee shop and then the tour guide will present the entire historical and architectural context of the place.
Our tour continues to the beaches of José Menino (Santos) and Itararé (São Vicente) where we gonna stop for photos, enjoy the viewpoints and the possibility of making an incredible cable car ride to the top of Morro do Itararé Mountain, where there is a fascinating view of the entire coastline of Santos and São Vicente;
Leaving São Vicente we continue to the city of Guarujá crossing the Port of Santos by ferry and the next stop will be at the Mirante da Campina Viewpoint, the place provides everyone with a beautiful view to Enseada Beach and Islands nearby.
We gonna stop for have lunch at the Enseada Beach where the tourists can also enjoy a relaxing afternoon on the beach, take a swim and enjoy more of the beauties of the place.
Our tour continues to the beaches of José Menino (Santos) and Itararé (São Vicente) where we gonna stop for photos, enjoy the viewpoints and the possibility of making an incredible cable car ride to the top of Morro do Itararé Mountain, where there is a free flight track and a fascinating view of the entire coastline of Santos and São Vicente.
Ticket does not included:
Cable car ride: BRL 40.00 per adult
Pitangueiras is the beach in the center of the city of Guarujá and gives access to the Campina view point where we will go.
Travelers staying more than 6km far from Sé Square, outside from pick-up area, have to meet the group at the starting point.
2 blocks far from both subway stations: Consolação (Green Line) and Paulista (Yellow Line).
Bring to the tour:
Wear comfortable clothing and shoes for walking as there are stops during the tour; take rain jacket or umbrella on cloudy day; swimwear and towels; sunscreen; one change of clothes; personal objects; cards and money for personal expenses.
The tour operator will send a message at the day before tour to inform you of the exact pick-up time.
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Jardim Botânico is a beautiful botanical garden featuring a diverse collection of plants, trees, and flowers. The garden's peaceful atmosphere and scenic paths make it a perfect escape from the city's hustle and bustle.
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A hearty stew made with black beans, pork, and sausages, often served with rice, collard greens, and orange slices.
Deep-fried black-eyed pea fritters stuffed with shrimp, vatapá (a spicy paste), and salad, originating from Bahia but popular in São Paulo.
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