Morro do Maluf

We have reached the Morro do Maluf, also known officially as the Morro da Campina. This geological formation is one of the most iconic landmarks in Guarujá, serving as the natural boundary between the city's two most famous…

Our first stop is the main observation deck, the Mirante do Morro da Campina. This is the spot where most visitors gather to take their first photographs. …

Moving toward the steepest part of the hill, we reach the area favored by 'Voo Livre' or free flight enthusiasts. Morro do Maluf is one of the premier spots for paragliding in the state of São Paulo. …

Among the natural beauty, there is a point of somber reflection. The lookout features a tribute to Tony Vilela, a legendary local surfer who died in 2008 while heroically rescuing tourists from a dangerous current near the…

Turning your gaze toward the right, you are presented with a completely different perspective: Praia de Pitangueiras. This is the oldest and most urbanized part of Guarujá, dominated by a wall of high-rise apartment buildings…

Let us take a moment to look at the hill itself. Morro do Maluf is a massive granite formation, typical of the Serra do Mar range that runs along the coast. …

We conclude our exploration as the sun begins its descent. Morro do Maluf is arguably the best place in Guarujá to watch the sunset. …

As we descend from the Morro do Maluf, we take with us a new perspective of the coast. We have seen the city not just as a collection of beaches and buildings, but as a complex interplay of geography, history, and human adventure. …