Santos - all beaches

The beach stretches for a long distance between São Vicente and Santos, with its sandy expanse. The beach is diligently cleaned every day, and sometimes even multiple times a day, so there's no need to pay attention to those who claim it's dirty (perhaps only during busy periods or extended weekends). It's a highly enjoyable spot to spend time without having to venture outside the city, and the numerous kiosks ensure you won't go hungry.

The small city beach is not currently recommended for swimming, but it still looks very attractive and blends in well with its surroundings.

Nice place to kids!

This idyllic beach is a true gem, but be sure to arrive early on weekends to secure a spot in the limited parking lot, found in the private house area of São Pedro and Tijucopava. If the lot is full, be prepared to wait in line for an available spot. It's important to note that this beach is only accessible by car, as public transportation requires a lengthy walk to the beach. There are no snack options available, so be sure to bring your own food. Bathroom and shower facilities are located by the parking lot, with a natural cold-water shower close to Tijucopava beach. Please note that elderly individuals or those with mobility issues may have difficulty accessing the beach due to stairs and a lack of accessible options.

Looking for a place to get sand in your toes and salt in your hair? Look no further than this beach! With its pristine shoreline and crystal-clear water, you'll feel like you're in paradise. Whether you're looking to relax with a good book or catch some waves, this beach has something for everyone. So grab your sunscreen and head on down to this slice of heaven on earth. You won't regret it!

The Praia Preta is a stunning and idyllic location, though the trail leading to it can be challenging, particularly after rainfall. I would advise against bringing young children on the hike, but once you reach the beach, you'll be rewarded with a pristine and gorgeous setting. Additionally, there's a refreshing waterfall with potable water that's been well-preserved, so please be sure to take your trash with you when you leave.