Park · Bertioga, SP
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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About Parque dos Tupiniquins
Parque dos Tupiniquins is located around Forte São João, beside the Canal de Bertioga. The statue of Cunhambebe and the circulation areas let you combine landscape observation with references to the city's indigenous and colonial history.
Walk the boardwalks without losing sight of the relationship between the park and the fortification. The renovation of the space added accessibility features, but it's worth checking which routes are available on the date of your visit. Visitors who need assistance should state the requirement when planning entry to the fort.
The park can be the start or finish of a walk through the centre. Take a moment at the statue and the canal, keeping the passage clear for other visitors. If you want to see the interior of Forte São João, check reception separately: circulation around the exterior does not mean that all areas of the fortification are open.
Before you go
Practical information
How much time to set aside
Include the park in the historic walk through the centre; visiting the fort as well requires extra time.
Best time
Stable weather favors circulation through the park; check the accessible routes available.
How to get there
Look for the area of Forte São João on Avenida Vicente de Carvalho, between the Enseada and the Canal de Bertioga.
Tip
Differentiate a walk through the park from entry into the fort, and check in advance the necessary accessibility resources.
Get your questions answered
Frequently asked questions about Parque dos Tupiniquins
Which fortification is in the park?
Forte São João, on the banks of the Canal de Bertioga.
Who is represented by the park's statue?
Cunhambebe, an indigenous leader connected to the history of this stretch of coastline.
Are there accessibility resources?
The park has received accessibility improvements; confirm the available routes and equipment before your visit.
