Nestled between green mountains and crystal-clear sea, Garopaba enchants with its natural beauty and the hospitality of its people. With world-renowned beaches like Ferrugem, Silveira, and Siriú, the municipality offers the perfect balance of relaxation, adventure, and tradition.
Visitors will find options for all tastes — trails, waterfalls, viewpoints, and cultural experiences that reveal the simple and welcoming nature of coastal life.
Garopaba holds a living history marked by the presence of indigenous peoples, Azorean colonizers, and fishermen who shaped the local identity.
The cultural heritage is found in religious festivals, lacemakers, handcrafted canoes, and seafood-based cuisine—a patrimony that enchants visitors from all over the world.
The first inhabitants of Garopaba left deep marks on the history of the region.
With the arrival of the Azoreans in the 18th century, the municipality flourished as a fishing and commercial village.
Today, the city keeps this essence alive, celebrating its roots through colonial architecture, traditional festivals, and a hospitality that wins over visitors.
