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Ride scenic cable cars from Balneário Camboriú into the Atlantic Forest, explore trails and viewpoints, then relax at Laranjeiras Beach. This full-day tour blends easy forest walks, panoramic vistas and optional zipline thrills.
Ride scenic cable cars from Balneário Camboriú into the Atlantic Forest, explore trails and viewpoints, then relax at Laranjeiras Beach. This full-day tour blends easy forest walks, panoramic vistas and optional zipline thrills.
You step into an eight-person air tram as the city below slides into a ribbon of sand and high-rises — the cable car hums, lifts you above the Atlantic Ocean and drops you into the green hush of the Mata Atlântica. At the first stop, a ridge at roughly 240 meters, wind and forest trade places: sea spray drifts inland while small birds chatter through bromeliads and wild vines.
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Operated by Park Turismo & Receptivo · Balneário Camboriú, Santa Catarina
You step into an eight-person air tram as the city below slides into a ribbon of sand and high-rises — the cable car hums, lifts you above the Atlantic Ocean and drops you into the green hush of the Mata Atlântica. At the first stop, a ridge at roughly 240 meters, wind and forest trade places: sea spray drifts inland while small birds chatter through bromeliads and wild vines.
Unipraias connects urban Balneário Camboriú to isolated Laranjeiras Beach via three stations and 47 tram cars built to cross steep coastal escarpments. The park sits on geology shaped by uplifted coastal terraces and ancient rainforest soils; culturally, it’s part of Santa Catarina’s tourism arc that built seaside resorts around fishing villages in the 20th century. The place blends engineered viewpoints with preserved forest trails, and the small kiosks at Mata Atlântica Station reflect the region’s seafood and chocolate-making traditions.
Plan for a full 7–8 hour outing: your ticket covers the tram transfer between stations and time on ecological trails, with optional paid attractions like the ZipRider and Youhoo sled at the stations. Expect uneven trail surfaces, some stairs, and short beach walks at Laranjeiras where calm, clear water invites a swim.
Practical tips: book morning departures to avoid afternoon crowds and heat, bring sun protection and a refillable water bottle, and wear sturdy sandals or light trail shoes for mixed rock, boardwalk and sand. Mobility access is good—stations and transport note wheelchair accessibility—but confirm any special seating or infant needs before booking. Enjoy the contrast: ocean on one side, forest with its own slow pulse on the other.
The full-day tour includes transfers (from Penha if selected), Unipraias Park tram access between stations, time at Mata Atlântica Station and Laranjeiras Beach; optional attractions require separate tickets.
Stations and many surfaces are wheelchair accessible, and transportation options note wheelchair accessibility—confirm specific assistance or infant seating when booking.
Meals are not included; Laranjeiras Beach and the stations have restaurants and snack kiosks where you can buy food.
Wear closed-toe shoes for zipline activities, bring ID for safety checks, and check height/weight restrictions for each attraction at the park.
Park Turismo & Receptivo operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You step into an eight-person air tram as the city below slides into a ribbon of sand and high-rises — the cable car hums, lifts you above the Atlantic Ocean and drops you into the green hush of the Mata Atlântica. At the first stop, a ridge at roughly 240 meters, wind and forest trade places: sea spray drifts inland while small birds chatter through bromeliads and wild vines.
You step into an eight-person air tram as the city below slides into a ribbon of sand and high-rises — the cable car hums, lifts you above the Atlantic Ocean and drops you into the green hush of the Mata Atlântica. At the first stop, a ridge at roughly 240 meters, wind and forest trade places: sea spray drifts inland while small birds chatter through bromeliads and wild vines.
Unipraias connects urban Balneário Camboriú to isolated Laranjeiras Beach via three stations and 47 tram cars built to cross steep coastal escarpments. The park sits on geology shaped by uplifted coastal terraces and ancient rainforest soils; culturally, it’s part of Santa Catarina’s tourism arc that built seaside resorts around fishing villages in the 20th century. The place blends engineered viewpoints with preserved forest trails, and the small kiosks at Mata Atlântica Station reflect the region’s seafood and chocolate-making traditions.
Plan for a full 7–8 hour outing: your ticket covers the tram transfer between stations and time on ecological trails, with optional paid attractions like the ZipRider and Youhoo sled at the stations. Expect uneven trail surfaces, some stairs, and short beach walks at Laranjeiras where calm, clear water invites a swim.
Practical tips: book morning departures to avoid afternoon crowds and heat, bring sun protection and a refillable water bottle, and wear sturdy sandals or light trail shoes for mixed rock, boardwalk and sand. Mobility access is good—stations and transport note wheelchair accessibility—but confirm any special seating or infant needs before booking. Enjoy the contrast: ocean on one side, forest with its own slow pulse on the other.