A little about the city
Ubatuba is a municipality located on the northern coast of the state of São Paulo, Brazil. It is known for its beautiful beaches, waterfalls, trails, and natural diversity, and is one of the most sought-after destinations for tourists looking for contact with nature and outdoor activities. With more than 100 beaches, Ubatuba has options for every taste, from busier, more developed beaches to deserted, unspoiled ones. Standouts include Itamambuca, Félix, Praia Vermelha do Centro, Praia Grande, and Maranduba, each with its own distinctive beauty and specific activities, such as surfing, diving, and boat trips. Beyond the beaches, Ubatuba boasts lush Atlantic Forest, with many nature trails leading to waterfalls, lookouts, and natural pools, such as the Trilha das Sete Praias, the Trilha da Praia do Bonete, and the Trilha da Cachoeira da Escada. Culturally, Ubatuba also offers interesting options, such as Projeto Tamar, which works to protect sea turtles, and the historic center, with colonial mansions and centuries-old churches. Ubatuba is a true paradise for nature lovers, offering a unique combination of idyllic beaches, stunning trails, and rich natural diversity, making it a must-see destination for anyone visiting the northern coast of São Paulo.
