Published April 08, 2025 | By RoccoImob
During the Tiradentes holiday, the city of Santa Catarina becomes one of the most popular destinations on the coast. But, while the traditional itineraries highlight the central and busy beaches, there is another side that many still do not know: that of local experiences, tranquility and true connection with nature and regional culture.
This guide presents four authentic experiences to escape the obvious and enjoy the holiday in a lighter and more memorable way. In the end, you will also find out why this piece of the coast is considered one of the most promising for those looking to invest with quality of life.
- Why does the destination attract so many visitors on holidays?
- Safety
- Colonial Coffee in Zimbros: Homemade Flavors and Privileged View
- Coastal Trail: Unspoiled nature and deserted beaches
- Typical lunch in Canto Grande: Mullet, tradition and flavor
- Three places to watch the sunset with peace of mind
- Cultural activities during the holiday
- Investing in the city: Appreciation, nature and quality of life
- Conclusion
Why does the destination attract so many visitors on holidays?
With more than 120 thousand people and 90% of the hotel network occupied, the city is undoubtedly one of the most valued points in Santa Catarina. Still, even in high season, it is possible to find preserved corners, almost secret trails, family cuisine and moments of silence by the sea.

Safety
It is considered one of the safest cities on the coast of Santa Catarina, including during holidays and high season. Even with the increase in the flow of visitors, access control by only two entrances facilitates the organization of traffic and the performance of public security.
The reinforced presence of the Military Police on the streets, beaches and tourist attractions ensures a peaceful environment for those who want to enjoy their days off with their family. Tourists circulate freely, whether on walks, trails or outdoor walks, with the tranquility of being in a city that prioritizes collective well-being.

Colonial Coffee in Zimbros: Homemade Flavors and Privileged View
In the neighborhood of Zimbros, one of the quietest and most traditional in the region, residents open their homes to serve artisanal colonial coffees. With local recipes and genuine hospitality, the experience is accompanied by an enchanting view of the bay.
Among the delicacies that are usually served:
- Cakes made on the day
- Homemade cheese bread
- Jellies produced with seasonal fruits
- Coffee passed on cloth, as tradition dictates
Tip: Some locations require prior scheduling. It is worth checking out Dona Ana’s Colonial Café or Grandma’s Bread
Coastal Trail: Unspoiled nature and deserted beaches
For those who enjoy ecotourism and want to explore little-known landscapes, the Zimbros Coastal Trail is an excellent choice. At approximately 3.5 km (one-way), it is self-guided and accessible to most visitors.
Along the way, you will find:
- Stretches of preserved Atlantic Forest
- Cliffs with incredible views
- Small beaches, such as Triste, Cardoso and Lagoa
Starting point: end of Rua Rio Piratini – Zimbros
Difficulty: mild to moderate

The map above highlights the region of Zimbros, one of the most preserved and quiet neighborhoods in the municipality.
Typical lunch in Canto Grande: Mullet, tradition and flavor
Mullet fishing is one of the great cultural symbols of the municipality, especially in neighborhoods such as Canto Grande. In April, the community is already moving with the preparations for the season, and many families open their backyards or small restaurants to serve typical meals with that taste of home.

Where to try mullet:
- Av. João José da Cruz, 1700 – Praia de Canto Grande
- Highlight: mullet dishes, fresh seafood, seaside setting
- Rua Rio Juquiá, 578 – Zimbros
- Highlight: typical seafood dishes, beach view
- Av. Leopoldo Zarling – Centro/Bombas
- Highlight: assorted seafood, lobster and regional fish
Three places to watch the sunset with peace of mind
Ending the day contemplating the sunset is one of the best rituals for those looking to slow down. And, fortunately, there are more reserved places, away from the hustle and bustle, where this moment becomes even more special.
Check out three great options:
- Trapiche de Morrinhos: ideal for photos and silence
- Mullet Viewpoint: panoramic view and fresh air
- Pedras da Praia da Conceição: discreet and surprising
Cultural activities during the holiday
Even without a large official program, the city offers during the Tiradentes holiday several spontaneous cultural actions, organized by residents and local merchants.
- Handicraft fairs with authorial pieces
- Lunches with live music at family-run restaurants
- Sports and cultural activities on the beaches of Bombas and Mariscal
Investing in the city: Appreciation, nature and quality of life
More than a tourist destination, Bombinhas represents an excellent real estate investment opportunity. The growing appreciation, constant tourist demand and care for the environment make neighborhoods such as Mariscal, Zimbros and Canto Grande ideal for those looking for a return with safety and quality.
In fact, the city has aroused the interest of national and foreign investors. An example of this is the high-end real estate launch in Bombinhas, which moves the sector with exclusive properties and high potential for appreciation — further proof that the municipality is among the main destinations in the South of Brazil to combine lifestyle and profitability.

At RoccoImob, you will find:
- Personalized and consultative service
- Properties with great potential for appreciation
- Experts with in-depth knowledge of the local market

Conclusion
Discover another side of the holiday in Bombinhas
The Tiradentes holiday may be the beginning of a new way of relating to this part of the coast. More than rest, it is an opportunity to reconnect — with nature, with culture, and with a lighter lifestyle. Whether it’s the trails, the traditional flavors or the silent sunsets, experiencing the most authentic side of the region is an invitation to come back or stay.
FAQs
1. What are the best beaches to visit in Bombinhas?
The most popular beaches include Mariscal Beach, Zimbros Beach , and Canto Grande Beach. For those looking for tranquility, Praia Triste is a good option.
2. What are the public transport options in Bombinhas?
Bombinhas has limited public transportation, and it is recommended to use a car to explore the city and the more remote neighborhoods.
3. Is there an activity for those who like adventure?
Yes, in addition to the trails, Bombinhas offers kayaking, stand-up paddle and diving options, especially on the calmer beaches.
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