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Take an eight-hour day trip from Florianópolis to Balneário Camboriú for aerial cable-car views, adrenaline sleds, and a calm cove at Laranjeiras. This guided tour pairs city panoramas with forested ridge walks and optional high-speed rides at Unipraias Park.
Take an eight-hour day trip from Florianópolis to Balneário Camboriú for aerial cable-car views, adrenaline sleds, and a calm cove at Laranjeiras. This guided tour pairs city panoramas with forested ridge walks and optional high-speed rides at Unipraias Park.
You roll north from Florianópolis and the coastline opens: a ribbon of sand, high-rise silhouettes, and a forested ridge that rises behind the shore. By midmorning you’re in Balneário Camboriú, where the Unipraias cable car waits—glazed cabins climbing over Atlantic Forest, putting the city, the sea, and the beaches into sharp, wide view.
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Operated by Gray Line Brazil · Balneário Camboriú, Santa Catarina
You roll north from Florianópolis and the coastline opens: a ribbon of sand, high-rise silhouettes, and a forested ridge that rises behind the shore. By midmorning you’re in Balneário Camboriú, where the Unipraias cable car waits—glazed cabins climbing over Atlantic Forest, putting the city, the sea, and the beaches into sharp, wide view.
The cable car system links three stations across 3.25 km and climbs close to 240 meters, threading lookout platforms and forest trails. At the ridge, Aguada Hill exposes coastal granite and sand deposits shaped by sea-level shifts; below, Laranjeiras Beach shelters swimmers in a crescent cove. The park built around these lifts blends engineered thrills with intact forest: choose a mountain sled that hits 60 kph, or the ZipRider that drops almost a kilometer for a long, clean descent.
Balneário Camboriú grew from a fishing outpost into one of Brazil’s busiest beach destinations during the 20th century; the city mixes seafood kiosks with modern beachfront avenues and a nightlife pulse that follows the tides. Local culture favors fresh fish, cold beer, and late sunsets on the Molhe jetty lookout.
Practical edge: the full excursion runs about eight hours and typically includes hotel pickup from Florianópolis. Admission to Unipraias is extra (payable on-site). Wear closed shoes for sleds and ziplines, pack swimwear for Laranjeiras, and bring sun protection—shade is limited on viewing platforms. Weather can alter schedules; confirm pickup time the day before and carry a small daypack with water, cash for park entry, and a light rain layer if forecasts threaten.
No—park admission is paid separately on the day (approximately BRL 70); optional attractions inside the park also carry extra fees.
Yes; the tour includes hotel pickup and drop-off from Florianópolis—departure time is reconfirmed after booking.
Many rides have age, height, and weight limits; children can usually participate with adult supervision—check with the guide at booking for exact restrictions.
Activities that depend on weather may be altered or canceled; the operator advises reconfirming and offers cancellation terms—full refund if canceled at least 24 hours before departure.
Gray Line Brazil operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You roll north from Florianópolis and the coastline opens: a ribbon of sand, high-rise silhouettes, and a forested ridge that rises behind the shore. By midmorning you’re in Balneário Camboriú, where the Unipraias cable car waits—glazed cabins climbing over Atlantic Forest, putting the city, the sea, and the beaches into sharp, wide view.
You roll north from Florianópolis and the coastline opens: a ribbon of sand, high-rise silhouettes, and a forested ridge that rises behind the shore. By midmorning you’re in Balneário Camboriú, where the Unipraias cable car waits—glazed cabins climbing over Atlantic Forest, putting the city, the sea, and the beaches into sharp, wide view.
The cable car system links three stations across 3.25 km and climbs close to 240 meters, threading lookout platforms and forest trails. At the ridge, Aguada Hill exposes coastal granite and sand deposits shaped by sea-level shifts; below, Laranjeiras Beach shelters swimmers in a crescent cove. The park built around these lifts blends engineered thrills with intact forest: choose a mountain sled that hits 60 kph, or the ZipRider that drops almost a kilometer for a long, clean descent.
Balneário Camboriú grew from a fishing outpost into one of Brazil’s busiest beach destinations during the 20th century; the city mixes seafood kiosks with modern beachfront avenues and a nightlife pulse that follows the tides. Local culture favors fresh fish, cold beer, and late sunsets on the Molhe jetty lookout.
Practical edge: the full excursion runs about eight hours and typically includes hotel pickup from Florianópolis. Admission to Unipraias is extra (payable on-site). Wear closed shoes for sleds and ziplines, pack swimwear for Laranjeiras, and bring sun protection—shade is limited on viewing platforms. Weather can alter schedules; confirm pickup time the day before and carry a small daypack with water, cash for park entry, and a light rain layer if forecasts threaten.