Jurerê Internacional

Jurerê Internacional is unlike anything you can see in Florianópolis and even in Brazil. With its planned, tree-lined and clean streets, with its mansions without bars or walls and many luxury cars on the streets, the neighborhood has earned the nickname of Brazilian Miami, because you really have the feeling of being in another country.
In the summer, Jurerê Internacional gathers an audience of young people with high purchasing power who come to enjoy the beach and the night. It is a very popular environment, where several celebrities and entrepreneurs own properties or decide to spend a season. It is common to see helicopters, Ferraris and yachts arriving for the parties at one of the beach clubs or nightclubs in the neighborhood. And among the guests are many football players, famous DJs, national and international artists and representatives of the richest families in Brazil.
It is the most expensive square meter in Florianópolis, where an oceanfront property can reach more than 40 million reais. Investing in this neighborhood is practically sure of getting a good deal. And more and more families are attracted to the region to settle and live all year round, which makes prices tend to rise even more.
The beach of Jurerê Internacional is stunning, extending for approximately 2.2 km with calm waves, fine sand and light yellow color. The beach is approximately 2.2 km long. The sea is a bluish green and its temperature is warm during the summer.
In addition to the beach, the neighborhood has a complete network of services to provide the best possible experience for its residents and tourists. It has great schools for all ages and some bilingual, shopping centers and stores with the latest releases, several supermarkets, pharmacies, bakeries, as well as sophisticated bars and restaurants of international standard.
Jurerê Internacional has already received several national and international recognitions, such as: The Place to Be by The New York Times (2009); The most valued destination on the Brazilian coast by Guia Exame de Investimentos Pessoais (2008), and Praia do Ano by the magazine Brazil Travel News (2007).