Know the best day and beach to visit

The touristic heart of Santos, featuring a wide sandy shore, modern kiosks, beachfront gardens, and direct access to Praça das Bandeiras, shopping, and dining.

Traditional and lively beach between canals 3 and 4, famous for the weekend arts & crafts fair and beach sports community tents.

Located in front of the majestic Basilica of St. Anthony, popular with families, beachgoers, and footvolley players.

Traditional stretch of the Santos shoreline between canals 5 and 6, popular for jogging, family strolls, and beach sports like paddleball and footvolley.

Expansive beach on the Santos-São Vicente border beneath Morro do Voturuá and Ilha Porchat. Famous for the cable car, paragliding, and great surf breaks.

Birthplace of Santos surfing beside Roberto Mário Santini Park (Submarine Outfall). Features a public skatepark and sweeping bay views.

Central beach of Guarujá featuring a vibrant boardwalk, shopping mall, craft fair, and consistent surf near Morro da Campina.

With 5.6 km of shoreline, this is Guarujá’s largest beach. White sands, beach clubs, marinas, and ideal conditions for watersports.

Internationally certified with the Blue Flag eco-label for water purity and environmental standards. Famous for powerful waves and championship surf.

Cozy beach with sheltered, calm waters favored by families and stand-up paddleboarders. Features a fresh seafood market at Galhetas Point.

Upscale scenic beach famous for the "Mar Casado" tidal phenomenon, where opposing seas merge at high tide and part at low tide facing the island.

Preserved paradise beach set in a sheltered cove surrounded by lush Atlantic Forest hills. Calm, clear waters ideal for swimming and snorkeling.

The historical and touristic heart of São Vicente in São Vicente Bay. Sheltered, calm waters, beachfront kiosks with coastal cuisine, and a scenic pier.

Small and charming beach nestled at the base of Ilha Porchat. Sheltered, tranquil waters with scenic views across São Vicente Bay and leisure boats.

Upscale sheltered beach at the foot of the historic Itaipu Fortress. Gentle surf, modern kiosks, shaded promenade, and great dining options.

The vibrant commercial heartbeat of Praia Grande, at the end of Costa e Silva Ave. Broad sandy shore, bustling shops, crafts market, and lively beachfront.

Traditional family-friendly beach next to Boqueirão. Features Lions Square crafts market, modern standardized kiosks, and a continuous oceanfront bike path.

Famous for the historic airfield and the seaside aviation monument. Very spacious sand strip with consistent waves popular for surfing and beach sports.

Quiet residential neighborhood with a welcoming vibe. Open ocean with great wave formation, modern kiosks with freshwater showers, and family friendly.

One of Praia Grande’s most iconic districts, featuring the famous Statue of Iemanjá, permanent street food fair, and lively shops steps from the water.