GUARUJÁ
BEACHES

Praia Branca
A small beach with kiosks and a rocky path leading to a small island in front of the beach. To access it, you need to hike a trail for 20 to 30 minutes. It's sought after by nature lovers, where fishing, hiking on trails, diving, and rowing are practiced.

Praia do Éden ou Sorocotuba
With a length of 100m, access requires walking a small trail and then descending a 50m stone staircase. It's possible to dive and, with patience, it's possible to see turtles on the rocky shore.

Praia do Camburizinho
It has a length of 400m, and access is via a 20-minute trail from Praia Preta. It's 29km from the city center. Crossing the trail, you can see a lake formed by a waterfall, perfect for bathing.

Praia do Iporanga
It has a length of 800m and has a waterfall at the beginning of the beach. It's located in a gated community, therefore only 300 vehicles per day are allowed. Access is through the Guarujá-Bertioga Road. It's 25km from the city center.

Praia de Pitangueiras
With a length of 1,800m, it is the central beach of Guarujá, where the initial development of the islands took place. It's the place with the highest concentration of tourists, due to its commerce.

Praia da Enseada
It is the longest beach in the city, spanning 7km. Right at its beginning stands out the Campina Hill, better known as Morro do Maluf. At night, it's the most sought-after spot by tourists due to its lively restaurants and bars.

Praia das Astúrias
With a length of 1,000m, its main characteristic is the fishing boats and fishermen's stalls.

Praia do Perequê
It stretches over 2,200m. Welcoming and very popular, it is considered the haven of fishermen. It is where we can find the authentic coastal caiçara.

Praia do Pernambuco
Located after Enseada Beach. It has an area of 1,500m and is well known for the presence of artists and as a stopping point for pleasure boats.

Praia do Mar Casado
It received this name because when the tide rises, the joining of the beaches occurs, creating what we call a "married sea".

Praia do Tombo
With a length of 856m, its name derives from its geological formation. It has rough seas and causes unexpected falls. It's great for surfing.

Praia Preta
A small cove with a length of 200m, of wild beauty and surrounded by hills with dense Atlantic Forest vegetation, Praia Preta has hard, dark sand and dangerous sea, full of rocks, with strong waves, good for surfing.