• Lounge about on the beach at Praia do Morro. At its northern end there is a small nature reserve with a 1,5 km trail that leads to a small deserted beach.
• There is a kind of an amusement park in the closed down part of a quarry, not far from Praia do Morro: Pedreira Adventures. [2] During high season parties are hosted here, -an amazing setting!
• There is rental of windsurfing equipment and small sailboats near Quisque 55 at Praia do Morro. Lessons are also given. Kayak rental nearby.

Guarapari is situated on the coast 53 kilometers south of Vitória on highway 60, officially nicknamed Rodovia do Sol. There is also easy access from BR-101.

The bus station is in the commercial district of Moquiçaba, between Praia do Morro and down town (walking distance to both). Main lines include Vitória (some via Vila Velha), Rio de Janeiro, and Belo Horizonte.

The bus company Alvorada has their own little terminal two blocks away from the bus station. They run hourly buses (more frequent during peaks) to Vitória via Vila Velha until 9 pm.

The city has a small domestic airport with no regular passenger traffic.

A taxi to/from the airport of Vitória will set you back R$ 100-120

Many local buses run throughout the night. Taxis are few on Praia do Morro. None have meters, but there should be a table available showing fixed prices between different neighbourhoods.

• Plenty of cheap T-shirts along Praia do Morro, where most shops are open evenings only

The best and most expensive restaurants are in Meaípe

• Kiosks line the beaches and always have plenty of beer, caipirinhas, and coconut water.
• Quiosque 16 at Parai do Morro has live acts most every night until 10 PM, -R$ 1-2 cover charge.
• Restaurante Janaina by Quiosque 40 at Praia do Morro has live pagode every friday and sunday.
• Bar-come-club Tonteria is in the city center

High season nightlife concentrates in Meaípe:

• Multiplace MAIS [3] Stiffly priced, huge.