Bertioga - São Paulo

106 Kilometres from Sao Paulo.

Before the Portuguese arrival (1532), this territory was inhabited by indigenous people, the Tupis, who called it Buriquioca (monkeys dwelling).

Bertioga preserves one of the largest Atlantic green areas of the country, traversed by rivers, waterfalls and sierras for over 40 kilometres.

More than the half part of Bertioga forms the area of The Provincial Park of Sierra del Mar, an ecological santuary.

This city is famous for its gastronomy parties. The most popular of them is The Traditional Party of Tainha, that takes place every weekend of July.

Another admired party is The Shrimp Festival in Moranga, on August.

Is interesting to visit:

Rapidos do Itapanhaú
Long Walk from Village of Itatinga
Canoagem in the Itaguare
Path of Water
Path of Caiubura
Path of Jaguareguava
Surf in São Lourenço
The canal of Bertioga.

The Bertioga beach extends itself along 43 kilometres of hard sand. It provides a good tourist infrastructure that presents bars, restaurants and commercial centres.

The most concurrent beach is San Lourenzo.

How to arrive there from Sao Paulo: Jabaquara Terminal Station.
Time travel: 1 hour and 40 minutes.
More information: (13)1150113421