Cozy house, Santinho beach, Florianópolis- Brazil!

Cozy House at Santinho Beach Florianópolis Island Brazil, pet friendly House/cottage for 2 persons Vacations, honeymoon, for the sport-minded and nature lovers Close to a dreamlike Santinho Ilha de Florianópolis. Brazil. 300m from the sea/scenic The space Cozy House at Santinho Beach Florianópolis North Island Brazil House/cottage rustic for 2 persons, Pet- friendly, Served by the owner who lives on the same property, Vacations, honeymoon, for the sport-minded and nature lovers Close to a dreamlike 300m from the sea/scenic beach Can be reached through a trail (optional) Garden, garage, tv, WI FI ventilators fans Bed linens and towels available 600m from the Resort Costâo do Santinho Florianopolis Brazil Florianopolis, also known by the nickname Ilha da Magia (Island of Magic), is the capital city of Santa Catarina State in southern Brazil and one of the country's most wealthy areas. Owing to the great tourist facilities and the wide variety of beaches that can be found here, Florianopolis is one of the most popular tourist destinations in South America. Blessed with outstanding natural beauty, the beaches and the sea are the chief attractions in this place. While the beaches with calm warm waters prove ideal for children and adults, sports lovers, including surfers, can visit beaches where great waves roar. Florianopolis consists of neighborhoods similar to small villages. Here, shopping centers and little fishing villages with small houses coexist harmoniously. Santinho Beach in Florianopolis North Surf in Santinho Located approximately 40 km from downtown, Santinho beach is 2.5 kilometers long. A rough sea and a wide stretch of white soft sand are the main features of this beach, which is a great surf spot. Moreover, this beach is highly popular among young people. The neighborhood offers restaurants, bars, cafeterias, supermarkets, pharmacy, bus and taxi points next well. Santinho has a lot to offer in terms of history and culture as well. One striking example of this is the variety of rock inscriptions done by Carijós natives who inhabited the region thousands of years ago.