If you are planning a trip, this complete itinerary brings everything you need to enjoy an unforgettable week in this Santa Catarina destination. Discover the
- When to travel to this destination?
- Day 1 – Arrival and first contacts with the city
- Day 2 – Classic Beaches: Bombinhas, Bombas and Quatro Ilhas
- Day 3 – Boat Trip and Snorkeling at Sepultura Beach
- Day 4 – Morro do Macaco Trail and Exuberant Nature
- Day 5 – South coast and rest at Ribeiro beach
- Day 6 – Santa Catarina culture and gastronomy
- Day 7 – Shopping and last swim
- Extra Tips
- Where to stay?
- Conclusion
- FAQs
When to travel to this destination?
The best time to visit the city depends on what you’re looking for. If you like excitement, summer is perfect. For those who prefer tranquility and lower prices, autumn and spring are the best choices
- High season (December to March): Perfect for enjoying the summer.
- Mid season (April to June): Pleasant weather and less movement.
How to get there?
- Driving: Access by BR-101 to Porto Belo, following SC-412. In summer, traffic can be heavy.
- By plane: The nearest airports are Navegantes (NVT) at 66 km and Florianópolis (FLN) at 80 km. Transfers, taxis and car rental are options for the final journey.
- By bus: There is no bus station in the city, but it is possible to get off at Itapema (15 km) and take a taxi or local bus. Some companies offer direct transfers from Florianópolis and Balneário Camboriú.
Explore the exact location of this paradise on the coast of Santa Catarina. The map highlights one of the most popular destinations in the region, ideal for those looking for stunning beaches, incredible trails and excellent cuisine.
Day 1 – Arrival and first contacts with the city
Exploration of the Center and Local Culture
- After check-in, explore the charming center of Bombinhas. Walk through quiet streets, browse artisan shops, and discover cozy coffee shops.
Tip: If you want a more relaxing start to your trip, swap the downtown tour for lunch overlooking the sea or a visit to the Engenho do Sertão Museum to get to know the local culture.
Sunset on the Waterfront
- End the day enjoying the sunset on the waterfront promenade. The setting is perfect for relaxing and feeling the tranquil vibe of the area.

Day 2 – Classic Beaches: Bombinhas, Bombas and Quatro Ilhas
Morning on the Central Shore
- Crystal clear and calm waters make this stretch of coastline ideal for swimming and snorkeling.
- Activities: Snorkeling, stand-up paddle and kayaking.
Hint: Arrive early to secure a good spot on the sand.
Afternoon at the Beaches of Bombas and Quatro Ilhas
- Bombas Beach: Extensive and with great infrastructure, perfect for walking.
Quatro Ilhas Beach: Rougher seas, ideal for surfers and nature lovers. - Where to have lunch: Tatuíra Petisqueira – featured in fresh seafood and sophisticated snacks.

Day 3 – Boat Trip and Snorkeling at Sepultura Beach
Morning: Boat Trip
One of the unmissable experiences in the region. The tour includes:
- Arvoredo Island – For scuba diving.
- Sepultura Beach – Perfect for snorkeling, with crystal clear waters.
- Dolphin Bay – With luck, you may spot dolphins.
Afternoon: Snorkeling at Sepultura Beach
- Some beaches on the coast are ideal for snorkeling, with crystal clear waters and rich biodiversity. Among them are some of
the best spots to explore marine life in the region. Bring your snorkel or rent on-site to explore the rich marine life, teeming with colorful fish and starfish. For an even more immersive experience, the guided tours of Meet Bombinhas, a company specializing in local tourism, offer exclusive itineraries.
Tip: The cell phone signal in the region may be weak. Download offline maps and bring cash for rentals and snacks.
Day 4 – Morro do Macaco Trail and Exuberant Nature
Morning: Morro do Macaco Trail
- Duration: 40 minutes (moderate climb).
- Panoramic view of the beaches and islands of the region.
- Best time: Dawn or late afternoon.
Afternoon: Picnic at Canto Grande Beach
- After the trail, relax at Canto Grande Beach and enjoy a picnic by the sea.


Day 5 – South coast and rest at Ribeiro beach
Morning: Ribeiro Beach
- One of the most reserved beaches in the region, surrounded by native vegetation. Perfect for a relaxing swim.
Afternoon: Photography and exploration
- Enjoy the scenery to capture amazing photos or explore small trails around.
Day 6 – Santa Catarina culture and gastronomy
Morning: Local Art and History
- Handicraft fairs – Ideal for souvenirs.
- Ateliers of local artists – To get to know the regional talent.
- Engenho do Sertão Museum – Discover the history of the city.
Afternoon: Gastronomic experience
Enjoy typical dishes of the region at a restaurant specializing in seafood.
- Suggestions:
- Fish moqueca
- Shrimp in pumpkin
- Fresh oysters
Tip: Choose a restaurant with a sea view to enjoy the sunset during dinner.
Day 7 – Shopping and last swim
Morning: Shopping in the Center
Before leaving, explore the handicraft fairs and discover beachwear, souvenir and typical products.
Last dive in the sea
- Enjoy one last swim in this paradise before you leave.

Extra Tips
- High season: December to March – Perfect for enjoying the summer.
- Mid season: April to June – Pleasant weather and less movement.
- Best way to get around: Car, public transport or bicycles.
- What to bring: Sunscreen, light clothing, and snorkel to make the most of it.
What if it rains?
- Visit the Engenho do Sertão Museum.
- Try seafood in a cozy restaurant.
- Explore the craft fairs and beachwear stores.
Where to stay?
RoccoImob offers properties close to the beaches, ideal for couples, families and groups. There are pet-friendly options with sea views, ensuring more comfort and privacy than traditional hotels.

Conclusion
An unforgettable journey
This destination combines exuberant nature, adventure and culture, providing unique experiences to each visitor. With this itinerary, you will be able to explore stunning landscapes, dive into crystal clear waters, walk scenic trails and taste the authentic local cuisine. Whether it’s relaxing, playing sports, or discovering new flavors, each day will bring memorable moments.
FAQs
- When is the best time to travel to Bombinhas?
From December to March to enjoy the summer, or from April to June for a quieter experience. - Which beaches are a must-see?
Bombinhas, Bombas, Quatro Ilhas, Sepultura and Ribeiro. - Do I need a car to get around?
The car is more practical, but there is public transport and bike rental. - Where to rent snorkeling equipment?
There are several tourist attractions and beaches, especially at Praia da Sepultura.
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