Top Things to do in Sao Sebastiao
Top 10 Things to do in Sao Sebastiao, State of Sao Paulo (SP)
Discover the best top things to do in Sao Sebastiao, Brazil including Praia das Calhetas, Camburi Beach, Baleia Beach, Guaeca Beach, Toque Toque Grande Beach, Toque Toque Pequeno Beach, Maresias Beach, Juquehy Beach, Maresias - Pauba Trail, Boicucanga Beach.
Restaurants in Sao Sebastiao
1. Praia das Calhetas
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 378 reviews
Reviewed By crispq2020
This beach, wich was located just a short walking distance from our hotel is a tiny wonderful and peaceful piece of white sand. It looks and feels like a tropical lost island with its palm trees and blue sea. it is hidden from the general public most of the times but quite easy to access. Warning: take a good repelent with you if you wish to stay till late.
2. Camburi Beach
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 941 reviews
Reviewed By evandrog502 - Sao Sebastiao, Brazil
amazing restaurant amazing beaches sea food landscape relaxing nature green preservation charming cheap just perfect just perfect
3. Baleia Beach
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1,026 reviews
Reviewed By nayarapla - Guaruja, Brazil
An charming isolated beach, with vendors to purchase drinks/snacks. Seats and umbrellas available, super quiet and relaxing.
4. Guaeca Beach
5. Toque Toque Grande Beach
6. Toque Toque Pequeno Beach
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 681 reviews
Toque Toque Pequeno Beach or "Tap Tap Small" - in North Coast of Sao Paulo Brazil, is considered one of the most beautiful beaches on the coast of Sao Paulo state, with a sunset and the sea crystal clear water, good for diving and fishing.
7. Maresias Beach
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 3,304 reviews
Reviewed By 949mariov - Brasilia, Brazil
This is a place to go and spend the day at the beach and you can have a meal at a fine restaurant close to the road. There is the place where the world surf champion Gabriel Medina grown up and learned to surf, he has the Institute Gabriel Medina to support the local population and evolve the surf at the region.
8. Juquehy Beach
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 2,534 reviews
Reviewed By winesreadwines
I spent a few days at this beach and was just taken away by the friendliness of the people there, the beauty of the place and the quaint town. It reminded me of small surfer towns on the coast in New Jersey, with summer homes a few blocks deep, neat shops and restaurants. The beach itself sported many surfers and boogie boarding was incredible. Catching a wave send you at least 50 feet in from where you started and at a good clip too. The kids loved it, so did I! There's also a banana boat that's not too expensive that takes you out to a deserted island off the coast, where you can walk around for a bit. There were quite a few people out there just hanging out. Also, when you walk to the end of the beach where the river runs into the ocean, there is a nice bridge to walk on, and in this inlet I saw several flying fish leaping out of the water in schools...it was incredible. Anyway, a great place to explore, relax and surf.
9. Maresias - Pauba Trail
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 71 reviews
Trilha Maresias -> Pauba. Trilha leve, adequada para criancas, 1h ida e volta. Visual excepcional com mirantes para fotos. Fica na entrada do Promontorio, um condominio com acesso a pe publico.
