Pousada Marujo

The Dólmen da Oração Trail - Mirante da Baleia is in the east of the island in Florianópolis. The path is considered easy, with little extension, used mainly for hiking. The prayer trail is little known, but it delights everyone who ventures there. The name originates from mysticism, legends and local folklore, ranging from witches to werewolves and healers. The path presents beautiful images of nature, is covered in the shade for most of the way, continuing to the Mirante da Baleia, which...

Located between two of the busiest beaches on the Island of Santa Catarina, Barra da Lagoa and Praia Molea, Praia da Galheta is the only beach on the island of Florianópolis reserved especially for naturism. Clothing is optional. Access to the beach is via trails only. The beach is semi-deserted and belongs to a permanent preservation area.

The Barra da Lagoa Trail - Praia da Galheta is located in Rio Vermelho State Park, SC. The Park is ideal for walks and walks in nature, as it has many natural and cultural attractions and is home to Praia da Galheta, the only one dedicated to naturism in Florianópolis. From the base of the trail to the first lookout, it is a 20-minute walk along a steep path, but when you reach the top, the breathtaking view is worth all the effort. The route offers incredible panoramic views of...

The Trilha das Piscinas Naturais and Trilha do Farol is located in Florianópolis, SC, used mainly for hiking and nature walks. This trail takes you to this hidden paradise between the beaches of Prainha da Barra and Galheta. The Barra da Lagoa Natural Pools are formed through a crack in the coast. On days when the sea is calm, the crystalline water is still in this crevice, creating pools. This path was recently revitalized, it is only 600 meters in the middle of the vegetation, with 02...

This trail takes you to a hidden paradise between the beaches of Prainha da Barra and Galheta. The Barra da Lagoa Natural Pools are formed through a crack in the coast. On days when the sea is calm, the crystalline water is still in this crevice, forming the pools. There is no sand on the site, to enter the sea you will need to jump over the rocks. Pay attention to the waves so they don't throw you against the rocks.