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The 10 Best Things to Do in Torres, Brazil
Discover the best top things to do in Torres, Brazil including Praia Guarita, Ponte Pensil, Parque Da Guarita, Torres Beach, Morro do Farol, Prainha Beach, Grande Beach, Praia da Cal, Ilha dos Lobos, Molhes Beach.
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1. Praia Guarita
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1 reviews
2. Ponte Pensil
Overall Ratings
4 based on 74 reviews
Reviewed By Artur A
It´s called "ponte pensil" (a term for suspension bridge, in portuguese), although some write it wrong like "pencil" (I don´t know if they aren´t able to write in portuguese, english or either...).
Well, this is an amazing shaking bridge for people crossing. A good chance to laugh while you cross it and see people trying to balance while it swings.
3. Parque Da Guarita
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 375 reviews
Reviewed By Ivan S - Dongguan, China
The place is beautiful, fantastic for some hours walk
however it is amazing how people in south Brazil have no notion, no vision for tourism.
Maybe because 8 months per year the weather is to cold for beach, but on the remaining summer months tourists have to bear the miss care of parks, Beaches, restrooms and creepy 'restaurants"
4. Torres Beach
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 798 reviews
Brazil's Southern State of Rio Grande do Sul has a few Beaches to mention. Above all, there is the Praia de Torres (Torres Beach), in the north of the State. This beach is even a Post Card of the Rio Grande do Sul for it is well known because of it cliffs. However, these Beaches are less visited by foreigners.
Reviewed By WilsonM - Bogota, Colombia
The most beautiful beach in the southest state of Brazil. If you're coming from the south, Argentina or Uruguai, it'll be a must-see place. You could stop by for a couple of days or spend the whole summer there. Very friendly and beautiful people. But remember they have seasons there so go during summer the enjoy the trip the most!
5. Morro do Farol
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 606 reviews
Reviewed By Ivan S - Dongguan, China
Torres beach is the first rocky landscape on Rio Grande do Sul seashore, to be exact, arriving from south it is the first Brazilian rocky seashore formation.
It is not a grand formation, yet it IS a beautiful.
The bright southern blue sky, vivid gold sun and the rough sea give a wonderful feeling of the power and wonder of nature
6. Prainha Beach
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 219 reviews
Reviewed By mosttravel - Porto Alegre, RS
Is very small beach in comparison to the other in the city, but you need to be near it, because is difficult to park a car during the summer time.
7. Grande Beach
Overall Ratings
4 based on 248 reviews
Reviewed By Thefiorenza - Viamao, RS
O nome da praia já diz tudo, é a praia com maior área e também a maior concentração de pessoas de torres, tem junto a orla um longo calçadão que se estende até os molhes do rio mampituba
8. Praia da Cal
Overall Ratings
4 based on 228 reviews
Reviewed By CCMedina - Dublin, Ireland
It is named because it was manufactured until 1940 mineral lime kilns that were near the beach. Beautiful beach, used for jumping to parasailing. With 800 m long, is one of the most looked for Surfing. It is easy to get there. It is beside Guarita beach. There are toilets and food available for purchase on the beach.
9. Ilha dos Lobos
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 157 reviews
Reviewed By CCMedina - Dublin, Ireland
Honestly I didn't like. I saw some sea lions, but no special place. it was nice to see the coast of the city. In the winter months can be found on this island: Penguins, Sea Lions, Sea Lions and several species of birds.
You can make a boat trip around the island but his arrival and spear fishing are not allowed anymore. R$ 30 per person.
10. Molhes Beach
Overall Ratings
4 based on 135 reviews
Reviewed By Ivan S - Dongguan, China
It should be a place to witness the beauty of the encounter of the river and the sea.
also a place to seat quietly, take a gauchos chimarrao tea, watching fishermen.
However, like most rivers in the world, this became a waste disposal for the city and surrounding villages.
It is a pity, but men is destroying world beauties
