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All of Torres, on one map.

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Rural experiences with stingless bees, honey and artisan products, a traditional country breakfast and nature in Torres.

Sítio Kamadeva

Nature, honey-based products and a studio that turns materials washed ashore into art.

Sítio Nirvana

A family-run producer sharing the journey from sugar cane to traditional handmade products.

Cachaçaria Engenho Nobre

The river that divides Rio Grande do Sul and Santa Catarina, curving toward the Atlantic.

Rio Mampituba

A basalt formation beside Praia da Guarita, marking the southern edge of the rocky towers.

Torre Sul

A walk beside the Mampituba River mouth, where the jetties lead the view toward the Atlantic.

Molhes da Barra

Mampituba River

Country-style refreshments, a holiday cottage and experiences with the farm’s crops and animals.

Sítio Menezes – Casa de Campo

Torre do Meio, also called Morro das Furnas, reveals cliffs, sea caves and striking views among Torres' rocky hills.

Torre do Meio / Morro das Furnas

Morro das Furnas

A trail, lookout and country houses on a property preserving the rural memory of Torres.

Sítio Vô Inácio

The TORRES sign beside Prainha’s lawn is a photo spot with the sea and Morro do Farol in the background.

Monumento Torres

A nursery of native plants, herbs and succulents on a property focused on cultivation and reforestation.

Estância Renascer Viveiro de Mudas

A historic pedestrian crossing over the Mampituba River, connecting Torres and Passo de Torres.

Ponte Pênsil

A coastal path between Prainha and Praia da Cal, with rocks, sea views and the Nossa Senhora Aparecida oratory.

Religious tourism

Santinha

Caminho da Santinha

An urban beach more than 2 km long, with structured waterfront, kiosks and strong summer movement.

Praia Grande

A central beach with natural lawns, views of Morro do Farol and rocky areas in the sea.

Praia do Meio / Prainha

A bandstand, trees and benches invite you to pause in central Torres, in a square that also hosts cultural activities.

Praça XV de Novembro

Trails and a lookout introduce visitors to butiá palms and products made from their fruit.

Butiazal São José

A beach beside the Mampituba River and the jetties, known for the meeting of fresh water and the Atlantic.

Praia dos Molhes

An open-sea beach about 6 km long, also known as Praia de Fora.

Praia da Itapeva

A beach between basalt towers inside Parque da Guarita, with high scenic and environmental value.

Praia da Guarita

An urban lookout on Torre Norte, overlooking the beaches, the city, the cliffs and Ilha dos Lobos.

Morro do Farol

José Lutzenberger Park – Guarita Park – is the main tourist attraction in the city of Torres, welcoming thousands of visitors every year.

Guarita Park

Rock formation known as Guaritinha or Sentinela, beside Praia da Guarita.

Morro da Guarita

Old tools, furniture and utensils tell stories of family life and farming in Torres.

Museu Rural do Sítio Vô Inácio

Agroecology and a country-house stay surrounded by native woodland.

Nosso Sítio Espaço Agroecológico

The only natural coastal island in Rio Grande do Sul, a refuge for sea lions and fur seals off Torres.

Ilha dos Lobos

A seafront square between Praia Grande and Prainha, bringing together walks, social spaces and urban sports.

Praça Pinheiro Machado

Coastal vegetation, dunes and wetlands make up this municipal protected area, symbolized by the Tillandsia plant.

APA da Lagoa de Itapeva

A beach framed by rocky hills, connected to the history of old lime kilns.

Praia da Cal

Four blocks of gardens, palms and paths create a space for walks and social gatherings near the city centre and Praia Grande.

Quatro Praças / Praça João Neves da Fontoura

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