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Located on the coast of Santa Catarina, Bombinhas is one of the most popular tourist destinations in Brazil, known for its beaches and quality infrastructure. Even in the face of the climate challenges caused by El Niño, the municipality remains an excellent option to live or invest. Below, see how the region adapts to this scenario and remains attractive to residents and visitors.

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How to face the impacts of El Niño

With a humid subtropical climate and mild temperatures, the territory already registers well-distributed rainfall throughout the year. However, the phenomenon has caused changes such as rising temperatures and increased precipitation. To minimize these effects, investments were made in:

Drainage systems, which help reduce flooding in periods of heavy rain;
Containment barriers, protecting coastal areas vulnerable to erosion;
Adapted road infrastructure, ensuring access even during extreme weather events.

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Improvement of tourism infrastructure

In recent years, Bombas, Mariscal, Zimbros and Quatro Ilhas have undergone significant improvements in leisure infrastructure and services. The visitors’ experience was improved with the expansion of boardwalks, squares, access to beaches and shops. The offer of accommodation has also grown, with options ranging from well-equipped vacation homes to developments focused on comfort and good location.

A highlight was the revitalization of the Passarela do Ribeiro, a connection between Bombas and Mariscal. The structure went through:

Installation of new lighting and landscaping, creating a more pleasant and safe environment, including at night;
Structural reinforcement, to support greater flow during holidays and high season;
Design integrated into the landscape, with sustainable materials and modern aesthetics;
Adaptation for accessibility, benefiting people with reduced mobility.

These actions improve the experience of visitors and positively impact the local real estate market.

Route between the main regions of Bombinhas, highlighting urban connectivity and ease of mobility even in periods of climate instability, such as during El Niño.

Climate adaptation and responses to meteorological phenomena

To deal with extreme events such as tropical storms, undertows and strong winds, the municipality has implemented a series of actions that reinforce its resilience:

Real-time weather monitoring
Emergency protocols aimed at residents and visitors
Stricter building standards, with a focus on structural strength

These initiatives are in addition to the monitoring of the Southern Oscillation (OFS), a phenomenon that alters atmospheric circulation patterns in the Pacific and directly affects the rainfall regime in Brazil. During El Niño, it is common to have drought in the South region and higher humidity in the Northeast.

In the coastal region of Santa Catarina, the response has been effective thanks to:

Urban planning adapted to new climatic conditions
Integrated environmental management
Infrastructure designed to withstand extreme scenarios

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With continuous planning and adaptation, the city positions itself as a reference in climate security, attracting investors and ensuring quality of life, even in the face of climate change.

Conclusion

Even in the face of the effects of El Niño, Bombinhas remains one of the most prepared and valued regions of the Santa Catarina coast. Investments in infrastructure, sustainability, and climate adaptation reinforce security for residents, tourists, and investors. Whether to live with quality of life or take advantage of opportunities in the real estate market, the municipality remains a strategic choice for those looking for well-being and long-term appreciation.

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FAQs

1. What is El Niño and what are the effects on Bombinhas?
It is a weather phenomenon caused by the warming of the waters of the Pacific, which alters rainfall and temperature patterns. In Bombinhas, it can intensify rainfall and raise temperatures, requiring adaptations in urban infrastructure.

2. Is it safe to visit or invest in the region during El Niño?
Yes. The city has invested in drainage, urban mobility and coastal protection, keeping its tourist attractions accessible and protecting the region’s real estate. Real estate appreciation continues to rise.

3. What environmental measures have been adopted to mitigate climate impacts?
The Environmental Preservation Fee (TPA) finances conservation and sustainability actions. The municipality also invests in risk management, resilient infrastructure and sustainable urban planning.