• Manguezal do Itacorubi - Our first stop is at a deck to interpret the region’s Mangrove Park. If we are lucky enough, we may spot locals birds, monkeys, capibaras or even alligators there.
• Avenida Beira-Mar Continental - The Beira Mar (seaside) Avenue connects the central Island to Trindade, the Universities neighbourhood. It is the perfect place to enjoy the sunset and ride our bikes.
• Pedro Ivo Campos Bridge - Pedro Ivo Campos Bridge is one of the three bridges connecting the Island of Santa Catarina to the continent. Underneath it, the is a bike bath recently renovated filled with graffitti and urban art.
• Hercilio Luz Bridge - This is the longest suspension bridge in Brazil and is the city’s postcard. On Sundays it is closed for cars so we can ride our bikes in it. On Weekdays we take the cycle routes on its side.
• Parque da Luz - This park is the perfect place to breathe fresh air in the middle of the city’s hustle and bustle. It is also where we can have a quick picnic to try brazilian nuts, drinks and snacks.
• Catedral Metropolitana de Florianopolis - The City’s Cathedral is located at the very heart of the Historic center so it’s a good opportunity to appreciate the local life and architecture
• Praca Getulio Vargas - To access Getúlio Vargas Square we ride thorugh the beautiful Hercílio Luz Avenue. The Square marks the end of the Historic Center.
• Bar do Ori - Our last stop is at Bar do Ori, at Santa Mônica Neighbourhood. This local and traditional bar is famous for its meatball sandwiches.

• Bicycle use
• Bike Helmet
• Repair kit
• First Aid Kit
• Brunch

• Bottled water
• Alcoholic beverages

This is an opportunity not just to see the Island of Santa Catarina but to feel it and taste it!
We will meet at Bike To Go, a Bike rental shop. I will help you set up your bike and give you general instructions. Once on our bikes, we will get to know the geography and history of the central region of Florianópolis. The 22 kilometers of the route are almost entirely on cycle routes and it is quite flat, with a total elevation of only 137 meters. The path is easy and safe, even more so when traveled in a group and guided by a professional, but if you feel you need a little help we offer electric bikes for an extra price.
We will make 6 stops along the way for geographic and historical contextualization, but at any time participants can interact with me and ask questions. At the end of the tour, in Bar do Ori, I will reccomend you the best bars and restaurants in town.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.