Overview
Guaraqueçaba is a small, remote coastal town in Southern Brazil's Coastal Paraná region. The town serves as a gateway to Atlantic Forest ecosystems and protected coastal islands, making it ideal for nature lovers and travelers seeking off-the-beaten-path destinations.
Beach · Budget Travel · Day Trips · History · Nature
Before you go
Accommodation
Small guesthouses (pousadas) are the primary accommodation type. Options include Pousada Marina, Pousada Bela Ilha on Superagüi Island, and others in town.
Activities
Superagüi National Park and Salto Morato Nature Reserve are the main attractions. Salto Morato costs R$7 and is open Tu-Su 8:30AM-5:30PM.
Connectivity
Mobile phone coverage exists but may be limited in more remote areas of the municipality. Internet access is likely restricted to accommodations.
Transport
Guaraqueçaba is remote; expect limited public transport. Most visitors arrive via Antonina or Paranaguá by road or boat. Curitiba is the nearest major hub with flights.