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Surf Holidays in Ubatuba & Sao Paolo White sandy beaches and tropical rainforest
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Peak season for tourists is December to March. April is the rainiest month, Dec is the driest. Surf is year round
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Taking a break from surfing you will find plenty of things to do and explore including some of Brazils most impressive waterfalls around Ubatuba. Make sure to get a local map/guide to check these falls out.
During the summer months, Ubatuba´s nightlife gets pretty busy with tourists and beachgoers from São Paulo that populate the town with people, filling up the local bars, pubs and restaurants. During winter, with the cold weather, things become much more quiet and laid back.
Ubatuba is surrounded by the Serra do Mar mountain range lending a dramatic landscape to the area.
During the summer months, Ubatuba´s nightlife gets pretty busy with tourists and beachgoers from São Paulo that populate the town with people, filling up the local bars, pubs and restaurants. During winter, with the cold weather, things become much more quiet and laid back.
Ubatuba is surrounded by the Serra do Mar mountain range lending a dramatic landscape to the area.
You can get to Ubatuba through São Paulo, which is about 250 km away or from Rio de Janeiro, about 310 Km away.
How to get to Ubatuba from Sao Paolo:
Driving from Sao Paolo to Ubatuba - We have a discount car hire section on our website where you can rent a car. Leaving Sao Paulo you have to take the Ayrton Senna Highway until you reach the city of Sao José dos Campos, where you should join the Tamoios Highway up until Caragua. Then you join the Rio-Santos Highway going north until you reach Ubatuba.
Bus from Sao Paolo to Ubatuba - The bus companies Litoranea and São José leave every two hours from the Tiete Bus Station. The trip costs around 70 reais and takes 4 hours.
Driving from Rio to Ubatuba - driving from Rio is a bit longer, but it´s a straight line and the coastal highway of Rio-Santos has amazing views. Just follow the Rio-Santos Highway southbound from Rio and it will lead you into Ubatuba, around 310 km drive.
Bus from Rio to Ubatuba - The bus companies Util and Normandy operates itineraries every two hours from the Novo Rio bus staion to Ubatuba. The trip costs around 90 reais and takes 5 hours.
How to get to Ubatuba from Sao Paolo:
Driving from Sao Paolo to Ubatuba - We have a discount car hire section on our website where you can rent a car. Leaving Sao Paulo you have to take the Ayrton Senna Highway until you reach the city of Sao José dos Campos, where you should join the Tamoios Highway up until Caragua. Then you join the Rio-Santos Highway going north until you reach Ubatuba.
Bus from Sao Paolo to Ubatuba - The bus companies Litoranea and São José leave every two hours from the Tiete Bus Station. The trip costs around 70 reais and takes 4 hours.
Driving from Rio to Ubatuba - driving from Rio is a bit longer, but it´s a straight line and the coastal highway of Rio-Santos has amazing views. Just follow the Rio-Santos Highway southbound from Rio and it will lead you into Ubatuba, around 310 km drive.
Bus from Rio to Ubatuba - The bus companies Util and Normandy operates itineraries every two hours from the Novo Rio bus staion to Ubatuba. The trip costs around 90 reais and takes 5 hours.
Due to the quantity of beaches in Ubatuba, you won´t have a problem finding a good surfspot, and since the area is kind of a wave magnet, there´s consistent surf year round, although it is during winter when bigger waves show up more frequently.
The most coveted gem of the area is Itamabuca beach. It has an awesome right hander that peels down from the point, but due to the quality of the wave, this spot gets very busy. The good news is that Itamambuca is very long beach, so you will have no problem walking down the beach and finding a good sand bar.
Another place you shouldn´t miss is Felix beach. Apart from being a beautiful beach, with the forest trees just a few steps from the ocean, it has got probably the most perfect barrels in Ubatuba. On small days, it also a great place for beginners.
While you´re in Ubatuba, if you´re feeling adventurous, try and hit the road to Maresias, Gabriel Medina´s local break, and experience one of the most consistent and powerful waves in Brazil.
Come Surf Ubatuba with us…
The most coveted gem of the area is Itamabuca beach. It has an awesome right hander that peels down from the point, but due to the quality of the wave, this spot gets very busy. The good news is that Itamambuca is very long beach, so you will have no problem walking down the beach and finding a good sand bar.
Another place you shouldn´t miss is Felix beach. Apart from being a beautiful beach, with the forest trees just a few steps from the ocean, it has got probably the most perfect barrels in Ubatuba. On small days, it also a great place for beginners.
While you´re in Ubatuba, if you´re feeling adventurous, try and hit the road to Maresias, Gabriel Medina´s local break, and experience one of the most consistent and powerful waves in Brazil.
Come Surf Ubatuba with us…
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