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Photo: Deyves Martins / Ubatuba Guide, CC BY-SA 2.0 via Wikimedia Commons
Itamambuca, access via a sidestreet at Km 34 of BR-101 (15 km north of downtown). Famous beach that hosts international surfing competitions. Like Félix, it is at a condominium complex but has preserved natural surroundings. It is also where the Itamambuca river flows into the sea. The river is not suitable for bathing, but you can make a short boat ride there.
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Beautiful beach with thick and red sands, strong waves indicated for surfing, and a small waterpark for children.
Cachoeira do Prumirim
It is actually a sequence of waterfalls, surrounded by exhuberant rainforest. Easily accessible by a short trail from the Rio-Santos road; check the signs for "Cachoeira de Prumirim". It is possible to swim, but some care, specially with children, is advised.
Sobrado do Porto is a historic 19th-century townhouse in Ubatuba, built in 1846 during the town’s coffee-export era and once used as both a merchant’s residence and warehouse.
Museu do Automóvel