Top Things to do in Imbituba
Top 7 Things to do Good for Adrenaline Seekers in Imbituba, State of Santa Catarina (SC)
Discover the best top things to do in Imbituba, Brazil including SkyZimba Paraquedismo, Praia da Barra de Ibiraquera, Praia do Rosa, Vermelha Beach, Luz Beach, Farol da Praia da Vila, Barra de Ibiraquera Beach.
Restaurants in Imbituba
1. SkyZimba Paraquedismo
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 475 reviews
The SkyZimba Extreme Centre is perfectly located in Imbituba, Santa Catarina. Nestled between Barra de Ibiraquera and Praia do Rosa, we are sitting between two of the most beautiful beaches in all of Brazil and only 70km away from the tourist hub of Florianopolis. We sit on some of the most picturesque nature Brazil has to offer. Our slice of paradise is surrounded by world famous beaches, tropical islands, untamed rainforest and placid lakes… There is no place more scenic to jump. Trust us, the view is beautiful from 10,000ft up! Our team has over 30 years experience combined in skydiving and 10,000 jumps between us. We have a perfect safety record and are committed to providing a fun and safe environment for you to to experience the dream of flight. At SkyZimba Centre, we are an adrenalin junkies heaven!! With a massive landing area, packing and rig hire system, coaching from the first time jumper to the seasoned pro. If you jump out of planes, look no further. Add surf beaches within walking distance, our very own Wakeboard Park on site, and a bar for that hard earned Cerveja. Whatever thrill you’re into, we’ve got you covered!
2. Praia da Barra de Ibiraquera
3. Praia do Rosa
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 3,311 reviews
Reviewed By helioolvr - Harrisburg, United States
The north Rosa beach is a party town. Average age probably 28 years old acting like 23 year olds. My wife and I were walking for literally less than two minutes into the party area and we were invited to an o**y by a group of girls. Between the north and south beaches (same beach just different areas) we sat by a nice Argentinian couple playing guitar and some fit girls with nice bodies were doing exercises next to us. A bit to the south there were umbrellas from the nice resorts nearby with (I believe) full service. The south Rosa beach is a family place. It’s out of this world! Only concern is coming into town. No infrastructure and we caught a 10 min traffic in under a 3km drive, but you can’t go wrong if you stay at a nice hotel. The one we stayed had is called Bucanero. The entrance is right in the heart of the bars of the town. You have less than a half mile walk (or drive) into the hotel itself with guava, banana trees and beautiful natural, and through the 10 min. back trail by foot or by a 4 minute boat ride over the lake you can get to the beach. I’ve never seen anything like it.
