Paulista Coast

Hotels on the coast of Sao Paulo

The coast of São Paulo is among the most beautiful places in Brazil and has a great infrastructure. Maresias beach and Ilha-Bela receive special attention, being Ilha-bela a Preservation Areas. On the Atlantic Ocean, the beaches of the north coast are really stunning.

In the lodgings of the North coast of São Paulo it is possible to enjoy the natural beauties and take advantage of the pleasant weather for most of the year. Most of the coast of Sao Paulo is close to the Serra do Mar, with the extraordinary fauna and flora.

As far as Staying is concerned, this region has great rage of hotels and inns for several publics’. It is possible to relax at Hotels and desert beaches , to see the natural beauties of the beaches and islands. You will appreciate the sunset in nice viewpoints and hills, or still, enjoy the nightlife of the area.

The Beauties of the North Coast of Sao Paulo

The North coast of Sao Paulo is composed of São Sebastião, along with Ilhabela, Caraguatatuba and Ubatuba. It attracts tourists throughout the country by the waking tracks, waterfalls and other options for those seeking adventure and entertainment.

The stunning Maresias and Paúba, as well as Boiçucanga and Camburi, Barra do Saí, Juqueí, Barra do Una and Juréia, are places belonging to São Sebastião. It is a great idea to get to know this splendid region, where you will have unforgettable moments.

The Beaches of the South Coast of São Paulo

The south coast is known for its natural landscapes and small towns. In the South Coast we can find crowded beaches and also quiet ones. Some have calm and some rough sea, some of them are good for surfing and others for sunbathing. The South coast is composed of Bertioga, Riviera de São Lourenço, Cananéia, Guarujá, Ilha Comprida, Itanhaém, Mongaguá, Peruíbe,Praia Grande, Santos, São Vicente and Iguape.

Formed by he cities: Bertioga, Riviera de São Lourenço, Cananéia, Guarujá, Ilha Comprida, Itanhaém, Mongaguá, Peruíbe,Praia Grande, Santos, São Vicente and Iguape.