The Brazilian Way of Santiago de Compostela brings together, in a single route of approximately 22 km, some of the most interesting landscapes and stories of northern Florianópolis. Along the way, we crossed four beaches, visited four churches, and hiked two trails in the Atlantic Forest, getting to know the communities, traditions, and aspects of the local culture.
The difference lies in the interpretation of the natural, historical, and cultural heritage, led by specialized guides who share stories about the island's colonization, its fortresses, traditions, and legends. The experience combines the spirit of pilgrimage of the Camino de Santiago with the cultural identity of Florianópolis, in a walk that also invites reflection and contemplation.
Praia Brava, Florianopolis, Brazil
First trail of the Path, has 3 km, starting in ascension. It is the most challenging route, but the one that offers the most beautiful visuals. Mirante to the northern end of the island, Mirante to Praia Brava, Mirante to Canasvieiras.
Florianopolis, Brazil
The second trail connects Praia Brava and Praia dos Ingleses in a total of 2 km.
Canasvieiras, Brazil
First beach of the Brazilian Way. We crossed the beach from the access to the church and walked through it watching the arrival of the sun.
R. da Amizade, 2-174 - Cachoeira do Bom Jesus, Flo, Cachoeira do Bom Jesus, Brazil
Continuing the beach of Canasvieiras, we walk along the banks of Cachoeira before taking the urban stretch.
Ponta das Canas, Brazil
Place where is the second church of the Way, the edge of the beach. We stopped here for a few minutes to see the second stage of the road.
Estr. Jorn. Jaime de Arruda Ramos, 1280, Ponta das Canas, Florianopolis, Brazil
After taking a stretch of the city, we crossed the Praia da Lagoinha do Norte before starting the first trail.
Florianopolis, Brazil
After passing the Rapa Trail, we reached Praia Brava. Here you can buy more water or snack before starting the next trail.
Servidadao Caminho Do Mar, Florianopolis, Brazil
To finish the Brazilian Way, we crossed almost the entire Praia dos Ingleses, from the Morro das Feiticeiras, to the dunes, totaling 4 km of walking on the beach. At the end of the beach we find the 3 church of the trail, before picking up the 2 km urban that finish the path.
In front of the church
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