Itanhaém-view to the sea-HomeOffice-with security.

Other things to note Among the city's numerous tourist attractions are: The beaches; Unpolluted rivers, used for bathing, fishing and sailing; The boat trips up or on the high seas; Clean waterfalls born in the region's mountains; The semi-intocated Atlantic Forest (which was worth the city the nickname "Amazônia Paulista"); Trail down the region of Engenheiro Marsilac, at the southern end of the City of São Paulo, crossing the untouched Atlantic Forest of Serra do Mar, until you reach the Branquinho River valley, already in Baixada Santista, in Itanhaém; Take a hike downhill from the Embu Guaçu region, passing the Funil Waterfall and the Mambu River, until you reach Mambu Farm in Itanhaém; The inhabited indigenous reservations (access is restricted); The Old Center with the Beco de Sant'Anna, with great gastronomic variety in restaurants, bars and dance clubs; The House of Camera and Chain (probably the oldest existing Legislative House and City Hall building in Brazil); The Mother Church of Sant'Anna, dated from the 18th century and the Ruins of Convent Nossa Senhora da Conceição; The seaside hills of Sapucaitava, Costão and Paranambuco, with gazebos that provide beautiful views of the sea, beaches, the city and the sea islands; The maritime islands of Queimada Pequena and Queimada Grande, the only place in the world where the Jararaca-ilhoa snake is found, etc. [26]. The "Anchieta Bed", a beautiful natural rock formation, located on a rocky seaside shore. According to legend, São José de Anchieta used it several times to sleep, during its various passageways through the region. There is a wooden walkway leading to the place; The '' Areia Women '' monument in Fishermen's Beach, one of the city's postcards, built in honor of the region's eponymous soap opera and aired in 1973 from the defunct Tupi Network. The Itanhaém Rodeo, considered the largest rodeo in the country in a coastal city, held annually since 2005, always with the participation of singers of great national success; Concerts, promoted by the city, with singers and music groups of great national success during peak summer season.