Sambaqui beach

If you're looking for a beach destination in Florianópolis that combines natural beauty with history and culture, then... Sambaqui beach It's an excellent option.

Stretching for 1,150 meters, this beach is known for its stretches of small beaches that extend from the south side of Sambaqui Point to Quilombo Stream.

The name Sambaqui has indigenous origins and refers to the mounds of refuse that were used as burial sites by the indigenous people. The region has numerous skeletons, which represent a valuable record of the primitive culture of Santa Catarina. Furthermore, shrimp and coastal fish fishing is a dynamic activity in the region, making it a true paradise for lovers of local cuisine.

But the attractions of Sambaqui Beach are not limited to its natural beauty and cuisine. The region is known for being an important cultural hub, with several regional visual artists and the famous Ilhéu folk group, which is based in the area. With a traditional and organized local community, Sambaqui Beach offers an authentic and intimate experience to tourists.

Although accommodation options in the area are limited, tourists can rent vacation homes to enjoy the region's beauty. So, if you're looking for a beach destination that combines history, culture, and nature, be sure to include Sambaqui Beach in your Florianópolis travel itinerary.

Also visit Ponta do Sambaqui, at the northern end of the beach, and on your return, make a stop at... Saint Anthony of Lisbon. The beach is surrounded by historic and centuries-old buildings that are a major tourist attraction, as well as being an art and craft center on the island.

Parking information: If you are driving, you can count on free parking options along the access highway and private parking lots at the restaurants.