Yes - it's the only cable car in the world linking two beaches, with a zipline and mountain coaster included in the entry ticket.
Discover Authentic Balneário Camboriú: A Local Travel Guide by Mercure
What would a local actually tell you to do in Balneário Camboriú? Recommended by the team at Mercure Camboriú. This page is built from exactly that kind of advice — the restaurants, markets and corners our own hotel teams recommend to guests, not a generic top-ten list. Find our picks below, an interactive map, and the questions we hear most often.
Top 5 Things to Do in Balneário Camboriú
Praia Central
The city's main beach runs right past the hotel's front door, a wide stretch of sand backed by the high-rise skyline Balneário Camboriú has become known for.
Parque Unipraias
Forty-three cable cars link three stations, climbing from the south end of Praia Central over Morro da Aguada down to Praia de Laranjeiras - the only cable car of its kind connecting two beaches. Add the zipline or the mountain-coaster track for the ride back down.
Cristo Luz
At 33 meters, this is the tallest illuminated Christ statue of its kind, lit up nightly with a synchronized light show over the Morro da Aguada viewpoint.
Praia de Laranjeiras
Reachable by cable car, boat, or road, this is the wide, calmer beach on the other side of the headland - worth the trip for a full day away from the central strip.
Beto Carrero World
Brazil's biggest theme park, about a 39-minute drive from the hotel - a solid full-day family outing if you want a break from the beach.
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About a 39-minute drive, making it an easy day trip if you want a break from the beach.
Its dense skyline of high-rise towers has earned it comparisons to Miami and Dubai among Brazilian visitors - a striking contrast to the beach at its feet.
Where to Sleep in Balneário Camboriú
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