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Ocean port guide

Itajai

Brazil

Make the most of your call at Itajai, a cruise port in Brazil. Find practical arrival guidance, local transport pointers and ideas for exploring confidently ashore.

Approximate port locationItajai · Brazil
At a glancePort call snapshot
DestinationBrazil
Port typeOcean cruise port
Location-26.9007, -48.6659
CurrencyBrazilian real
Check before you travel

Berths, fares and opening times change. Confirm live details with your cruise line and local operators.

Your port guide

Making the most of Itajai

Use these notes to shape a realistic day ashore, then confirm any time-sensitive information for the date of your call.

01

Arriving at the port

One dedicated bonded berth for cruise vessels up to 220m length and maximum draft 10m. Passengers disembark right in front of town's main street.

When you step off the dock, there is a long shopping district that has cheap looking clothing, some bars, stores with beauty products, and electronics. But nothing extra-ordinary!

Itajaí has many beautiful beaches, among them are the Molhes, Atalaia, Jeremias, Cabeçudas (the cleanest of them all), Morcego, Praia Brava and Solidão. Take a local bus or a taxi.

The city also has ample rural areas and a beautiful natural landscape, with a rich heritage of Portuguese and German immigrants.

02

Money

Brazilian Real

03

Staying connected

Portuguese spoken.

Cafes which offer free WiFi for customers are sparse.

04

Opening Hours and

Basic hours for most stores and businesses are from 9am to 6pm, with an extended lunch hour from around noon to 2pm.

Many museums are closed on monday.

Find your bearings

Itajai port location

The guide coordinates place the port at 26.9007° S, 48.6659° W. Always use the berth details supplied for your sailing as your final arrival reference.

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Good to know

This guide is for trip planning and may not reflect short-notice operational changes. Your cruise line's instructions and local official information should take priority.