Each part that makes up the Island of Florianópolis, or better known as the Santa Catarina Island, has a special seasoning. The south, where beaches such as Lagoinha del Este, Jacaré or Matadeirocompetes with the north and the beaches most chosen by Argentines: Ponta das Canas, Santinho, Mozambique and Canasvieirasamong other.
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Florianópolis expects a record season heading into summer 2024.
Gastronomy, a cultural representative of Florianópolis
One of the symbols that make up the identity and culture of Florianópolis is gastronomy: as in many parts of Brazil, Oysters, in their different forms, are a tourist attraction in themselves for the palate of visitors.
A high percentage of the crustaceans sold in Brazil are produced on the Island of Santa Catarina through cultivation in the sea, a technique promoted by the State of the region since 1980 and worked on by the Federal University of Santa Catarina (UFSC) through research and laboratory analysis on cultivated products.
The “mecca” of oysters is located in Saint Anthony of Lisbon. There, the oyster refuge serves as a supplier for the enjoyment of the entire country. Natural, with cheese, or with sauce, this type of mollusk is removed from the sea and placed on the tables of traveling diners.
“The oysters we raise are Pacific oysters. We bought the seeds at the LMM (Marine Mollusk Laboratory) of the UFSC (Federal University of Santa Catarina). These animals deliver them to us in 1mm or 1.5mm and, when we arrive at the farm, we divide the seeds into “portions” and we place them in nurseries with a 700 micron mesh,” they detailed from the shelter to Ámbito.
In restaurants near the beach, oysters have a value between R$30 and R$50 and They replace what in Argentina is known as “picada”. The main course, generally composed of shrimp or other types of fish, is always preceded by a plate of oysters.
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Not everything is a beach: museums, sports and culture in “Floripa”
However, Florianópolis tourism companies will seek to demonstrate this summer that not everything is a beach. Although its main attraction is the sand, the island of Santa Catarina has other typical activities of the area.
The Florianópolis Museum is an alternative option for the beach plan. According to the authorities, “it is a city museum that choose the territory as an object of study, reflection and communicationmore than the politically constituted city.”
It also has a revaluing historical component: its physical space, a two-story building, is divided into two sectors: the second floor, where the old Town Hall, and the first floor, used in the 19th century cas a prison dedicated to the detention and torture of slaves.
For those looking for adventure and nature, however, there are also various options. Apuma Rafting, one of the largest adventure projects in Florianópolis, is located in Caldas da Imperatriz and offers more than 10 non-beach activities: Rafting, tree climbing, rappelling, expeditions, paragliding, and other activities.
Rafting, the sport par excellence within the complex, lasts 2 hours on a 3.5 kilometer route and has a price of R$120, available for people ages 12 and up. As the company explains on its official website, no prior training is needed and the activity is “even better on rainy days.”
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Rafting works as an alternative to the usual plan: the beach.
Other attractions are focused on the sea. In this case, the “Tamar” sea turtle conservation project and its sea turtle exhibition are a different plan for an afternoon walk on the island.
Located on the east side of the island of Santa Catarina in Brazil, Tamar Florianópolis Project is a conservation center dedicated to protecting different species of sea turtles of the region from the destructive effects of commercial fishing.
Both natives and tourists will be able to enjoy sea turtles this summer, animals that were rescued from the sea by project specialists before they died. “In coastal regions with tourism potential, the Projeto Tamar Foundation maintains Visitor Centers that function as environmental awareness and education centers, in addition to offering leisure, entertainment and services,” the organization explains.
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Sea turtles, one of the most attractive sea animals in Florianópolis.
Hotels and flights to Florianopolis
Both in the center and at its ends, The most outstanding hotels in Florianópolis are characterized by their proximity to the sea and the comfort of the green and yellow land. It is in this context that Argentine tourists will be able to access different forms of accommodation depending on the type of trip they want to make.
He Hotel Majestic, For example, located in the center of Florianópolis, it is one of the options indicated for tourists with greater purchasing power. It is a five-star hotel that has 259 rooms and prices that are somewhat more inaccessible for those looking for a cheap trip.
Although prices vary with the arrival of the high season, a standard room for two adults has a price that reaches R$480 per day in the option that includes breakfast. If requesting half board, the guest must pay almost 650 reais.
He hotel Plaza caldas da imperatriz, from the town of Santo Amaro da Imperatriz, is a more suitable option for a family vacation. The resort is notable for its spa services and the use of hot springs, as it is surrounded by the Atlantic Forest of Santo Amaro da Imperatriz, a kind of biome very present in Brazil, Argentina and Paraguay.
As for low-cost tickets to travel at the lowest price, Jet Smart, a company that currently owns a fleet in Argentina made up of 9 Airbus A320 aircraft, The daily flight has already been scheduled from Monday to Sunday between Buenos Aires and Florianópoliswhich are added to the 14 weekly flights to Rio de Janeiro.
As a passenger, you will also be able to access different packs (light flight, smart pack or full pack) that will allow you to access greater benefits and savings of between 40 to 50 percent on the trip.
Source: Ambito

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