Ubatuba – Brazil
After the completion of our teaching program in Brazil, we headed to Ubatuba to relax. Tucked along the northern coast of Sao Paulo state, this laid-back coastal town is lush with greenery and the rhythm of waves rolling onto the shore.
Ubatuba is famous for its beaches, each with its own personality. There are quiet coves to broad sandy beaches where surfers chase the waves. Often called the Surf Capital of Sao Paulo, the town hums with casual energy, cafes and shops.
Ubatuba wasn’t just a destination to unwind, it was a reminder of how beautifully Brazil balances work, nature and joy. This was a place to exhale and let the sound of the surf replace the hum of the busy schedule.
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