Florianopolis

• Pick up from the airport and transfer to your hotel. See our selection of recommended Florianapolis hotels.

• Begin at the historical center of the city with a visit to the Metropolitan Cathedral, built in 1753 and undergoing renovation today. Then you will visit the Public Market to learn about local gastronomy with Portuguese influence. A trip to the local handcraft market is also included where you will have a panoramic view of the city.
• Take a tour of the Lagoa da Conceição, famed for its shrimp cuisine. The Lagoon is ideal for nautical sports and boat trips.
• The tour will end at Joaquina Beach. Surrounded by large beautiful sand dunes, the beach is ideal for relaxing and surfing.

• Considered by residents and tourists alike as a place of singular beauty, Florianopolis has an abundance of sandy beaches to explore. There are beaches with waves for surfing and beaches with calm waters for swimming. Surfers flock to the beaches while others seek out tranquility and nature. A variety of outdoor sports are popular on the island, including diving, hang gliding, paragliding, mountain-biking and surfing. In addition to playing outdoor sports, you may like to tour the museums that display indigenous cultures of the coast or colonial antiquities.
• You will have the day to enjoy at your leisure or choose our optional tours for further guided exploration.

• Transfer to Airport or Bus Station to continue your journey or return home.

Hotel prices during Reveillon (Brazil’s New Year’s Eve festivities) and Carnival increase. Please ask a Travel Advisor how prices for your Brazil Vacation may differ during this time.

• 3 nights at comfortable hotels based on US standards
• Guided visits with English speaking tour guides
• All transfers and entrance fees
• 3 breakfasts. 4-star and up hotels offer breakfast buffets

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PLEASE NOTE:

A tourist visa is required upon entry to Brazil for citizens of the United States, Canada, Australia and New Zealand. Travelers not within this group are advised to check with the Brazilian consulate where they reside for visa requirements and inquiries. For more information on obtaining a Brazil tourist visa, please visit our Latin America For Less Travel Blog.

A full-day schooner tour through the little and big Ratones Islands that also includes: a passage under the Hercilio Luz bridge, a panoramic sightsee through North Bay, a stop at the island of Anhatomirim to visit a 18th century fortress and a visit to the Dolphins Bay.