Imbituba trip planner

Relatively small by Brazilian standards, coastal Imbituba remains one of the most popular day trips from state capital Florianopolis. Home to about 40,000 residents, most of European descent, this port town thrived as a major whaling center until the middle of the 20th century. Today, Imbituba itineraries include visits to the rebuilt whaling stations and museum, which provide insight into one of the continent's major industries. The region is also under federal protection as an important breeding area for right whales, which visit Imbituba's beaches in the spring and winter to mate, give birth, and nurse their young. Take a look at our Brazil tour website to refine the details of your trip to Imbituba.