City Tour Florianópolis

Explore Florianópolis, famously known as Floripa, on a comprehensive tour from its northern to southern ends, uncovering a myriad of tourist attractions.
Our journey commences at the heart of the city. Delve into the stunning vistas from the viewpoint of the Hercilio Luz Bridge, one of the world's largest suspension bridges, a marvel that connected the city to the State of Santa Catarina in 1926. Admire the beautifully restored Largo da Alfândega, now a city landmark, and explore the Metropolitan Cathedral, a repository of sacred art including renowned works by Demetz Groeden, notably the exquisite sculpture "Escape to Egypt". Proceed to Praça 15 de Novembro, housing historic monuments like the tribute to heroes fallen in the Paraguayan War and iconic trees such as the Centennial Fig Tree. Our journey culminates at the Palácio Cruz e Sousa, presently the Historical Museum of Santa Catarina, which once served as the State Government Palace, hosting visits from emperors Dom Pedro I and Dom Pedro II.
Moving eastward, we'll arrive at the captivating Lagoa da Conceição, a prime tourist attraction boasting the largest lagoon in Floripa, surrounded by mountains, dunes, and beaches. Explore the world-renowned Joaquina Beach, frequented by avid surfers for its formidable waves, and Praia Mole, renowned for its emerald waters and pristine cleanliness. Savor lunch at Barra da Lagoa, a bustling hub of fishermen and a bastion of rich local culture. Afterward, we venture to the Projeto Tamar. Here, embark on a guided tour to encounter myriad species of sea turtles, offering opportunities to feed them and witness their graceful return to the sea. With interactive spaces for children, it's an ideal family excursion (Please note, the Tamar Project ticket is not included).
Our journey culminates in the northern realms of Florianópolis. We'll explore Praia dos Ingleses, known for its superb infrastructure, making it an ideal destination for tourists. Cool off in the tranquil waters of the Balneário de Jurerê, perfect for a refreshing dip. Next, we'll visit the fort of São José da Ponta Grossa, constructed in 1740 and listed as a National Historical and Artistic Heritage site. Immerse yourself in photographic exhibitions, historic edifices, archaeological excavations, a quaint chapel, and the local water source. Finally, we'll conclude our journey at Canasvieiras, a beloved beach famed for its calm waters, attracting a multitude of visitors.