Diving in Sao Paulo

São Paulo is Brazil’s main and largest city with a multicultural population. This is an important economic, cultural, and fashion center. It’s seaside is filled with multiple dive sites in the north and south, and they can be reached by a short boat ride including Alcatrazes Archipelago and Laje de Santos Marine Park, as well as Queimada Archipelago. São Paulo is located at 700 meters (2296.6 feet) altitude and has more than 620 kilometers (385 miles) of awe-inspiring, beautiful beaches including Santos, Praia Grande, Guarujá, Maresias, and Ilhabela, perfect for a relaxing vacation. This place is also world-famous for being a favorite surfing spot. Enjoy the many private beaches full of luxury or one of the many public beaches, or spend the day doing some water sports like surfing, kayaking or scuba diving, or go fishing; this place offers many possible adventures for everyone. When you are not at sea, you can explore the culture and multiple museums of the city. From October to May, you will find high temperatures that go from 25ºC (77º F) to 35ºC (95º F), as well as rainy days. The coldest month is July when the temperature is approximately 16ºC (60º F), and it doesn’t rain as much.

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