History and culture
Forte São João
Forte São João stands on the banks of the Canal de Bertioga. Its stone-and-lime construction and position facing the mouth help tell part of the history of coastal defense.
São Paulo · Brazil
Bertioga
In the destination Costa da Mata Atlântica.
In the photo: Praia da Enseada, in Bertioga
Illustrative images. The pictures in this guide are illustrations based on the real place, not photographs, and may differ from it.
The city
What to expect from Bertioga.
Bertioga preserves Forte São João next to the canal and Parque dos Tupiniquins, where the statue of Cunhambebe stands. The coastline includes Praia da Enseada and Praia de Itaguaré, associated with conservation areas. The city lets you combine the history of the São Paulo coast with beach and restinga, with access to each environment organized separately.
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The local experience
What to see in Bertioga
Park
Parque dos Tupiniquins
Parque dos Tupiniquins occupies the surroundings of Forte São João, by the Canal de Bertioga. The statue of Cunhambebe and the boardwalks form part of the historical and scenic walk.
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Beach
Praia da Enseada
Praia da Enseada runs along the urban area of Bertioga, between Forte São João and Cantão do Indaiá. The outing can combine a stretch of sand and references to the historic center.
Beach
Praia de Itaguaré
Praia de Itaguaré combines a beach with the mouth of the Rio Itaguaré, which flows into the ocean in Bertioga. The landscape calls for a visit focused on observing the meeting of river and sea.
Brazilian routes
Bertioga is part of the Rio–Santos
From the Costa Verde to the São Paulo coast, with beaches, heritage and an extension via Guarujá to Santos.
