Florianópolis: A Culinary Journey and Must-See Spots

This municipal park features walking trails, 2 lakes, and playgrounds, perfect for an afternoon outing.

These natural pools are accessible after a short hike and offer clear waters perfect for swimming and snorkeling. Tip: Wear comfortable shoes for the hike, and bring a snorkel mask to explore the marine life. Visit during low tide for the best experience.

Afonso Burger Bar crafts delicious gourmet burgers in a casual setting. Try their specialty burgers and pair them with a craft beer. They also offer vegetarian options.

The Trilha da Cruz offers a challenging hike with rewarding views from Morro do Forte, making it a popular spot for photos.

The massive sand dunes near Joaquina Beach are perfect for sandboarding and offer a fun adventure for all ages. Even if you don’t try sandboarding, the dunes provide a stunning view of the coast. Sandboards can be rented on-site. Wear sunscreen and expect to get sandy. The views from the top are worth the hike, even without sandboarding.

This open-air shopping center in Jurerê features a mix of boutiques, restaurants, and live entertainment, creating a lively and chic atmosphere. Tip: Evenings are the best time to visit when the area is buzzing with activity. Keep an eye out for live music and events.

Located in the city center, Mini Kalzone serves delicious calzones with a range of fillings, both savory and sweet. Their four-cheese calzone is particularly popular for its cheesy flavor. Perfect for a quick snack while walking around downtown. Be sure to try their dessert calzones too.

Campeche Island is known for its clear waters and white sand—ideal for snorkeling and sunbathing in a natural setting—and numerous ancient archeological sites. Tip: Access is limited to preserve the environment, so book a boat tour in advance. Bring cash for any extras on the island.