Located 68 km west of Florianópolis, Rancho Queimado It is a charming city that combines history and nature. The municipality emerged as a stopping point for muleteers traveling from the interior toward the capital. The name “Rancho Queimado” refers to the region's origins, where an old ranch served as a resting place during journeys.

Today, Rancho Queimado is recognized as the “Strawberry Capital of Santa Catarina,” standing out for the production of this delicious fruit. In addition, the city offers attractions such as the High Hill of Boa Vista, The Trisãmya Waterfall and the Strawberry Park.

Another special way to get to know the municipality is by exploring the Rural Roads of Rancho Queimado. The itinerary brings together establishments, properties, and experiences that value country life, local flavors, and the community's hospitality. It is a great option for those who want to explore Rancho Queimado at a leisurely pace and discover different places along the way.

Visitors can also explore important historical heritage sites, such as the Country house of former governor Hercílio Luz, currently transformed into the Hercílio Luz House Museum, and the Monument to the Muleteer, which pays homage to the old muleteers of the region.

Come discover the wonders of Rancho Queimado, where history, nature, gastronomy, and rural experiences meet in a charming combination.