Hello everyone!
Today, I'm excited to share some of the most enchanting and secure destinations along the São Paulo state coastline: Itamambuca. Located in the north of Ubatuba Beach, this quaint village is a haven for surfers and travellers seeking serenity, nature, and tranquillity.
They've implemented sustainable waste management practices and established greenhouses to cultivate and replenish the native trees. Additionally, the village boasts a charming public library and eco-trail, offering insights into the local vegetation and rare bird species.
Whether you prefer luxury resort or an eco bread-and-breakfast, I'm sure you will find a suitable option matching your style. you'll find accommodations that suit your tastes. And no matter where you stay, you'll have access to the array of eco-sports facilities provided by the local surf school.
I personally prefer quieter destinations and milder temperatures. If you share my preferences, I highly recommend visiting Itamambuca during the Brazilian winter. I visited in August and found the weather quite pleasant.
- Don't miss the opportunity to visit Projeto Tamar in Ubatuba, a remarkable NGO dedicated to protecting sea turtles from extinction.
- Consider renting a car in São Paulo Capital for easy access to Itamambuca. Alternatively, you can take a bus to Ubatuba and then a taxi to Itamambuca. If you're comfortable with Portuguese, taking a local bus from Ubatuba to Itamambuca is also a viable option (I did it and it was fine!).
- Avoid walking or cycling on the motorway to neighbouring villages. Instead, opt for a taxi or bus if you wish to explore other areas.