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The south region of Florianópolis, sparsely inhabited and with its exuberant and preserved nature, has been gaining more and more the interest of tourists and new inhabitants, of different profiles. From young people, families with small children and retirees, who decide to leave other capitals and even other countries to settle on the so-called Magic Island.

The South of the island is today one of the regions that receives the most investments that contribute to local development. The new Florianópolis International Airport, which has flights to the main cities in Brazil and even to other countries, is a good example that had a great economic impact and added value to the real estate market throughout the region.

The neighborhoods of Campeche, Rio Tavares and Morro das Pedras are the neighborhoods that most invest in commercial spaces with different proposals. And if in the past growth was disorganized, today we see more and more urbanized subdivisions, closed condominiums and modern high-end commercial and residential buildings.

With modernization, today the region provides a complete infrastructure, so you don't have to travel to other regions to find what you need. The South of the island has health centers, pharmacies, supermarkets, mini-markets, gas stations, public and private schools, gyms, restaurants, bars and an increasing variety of shops and services. Public transport is also facilitated by having its own terminal, integrating the neighborhoods with different parts of the city.

Those who choose to live in the South region enjoy true postcards of the city. It is the perfect setting for those who like paradisiacal beaches with clear and clean sea waters, constant contact with nature, and a more peaceful pace of life geared towards well-being, balance and good health. Many stores in the region are focused on products and services with a natural, organic, sustainable concept and with conscious consumption.

The practice of sports is a habit of the locals and many beaches are a reference for Surfing and Kite Surfing. There are numerous options for outdoor activities and many trails, which lead to reserved beaches such as Matadeiro, Lagoinha do Leste, Naufragados, among others. The main highlight of the region is Ilha do Campeche, which has crystal clear waters, suitable for diving. There is also the Lagoa do Peri Park, where the main source of fresh water that supplies the south of the island is located.

For those passionate about the history of Florianópolis, you will find the city's Azorean roots in the Ribeirão da Ilha neighborhood. In addition to the architecture of colonial Brazil, the parish of Ribeirão has a gastronomic corridor based on oysters and seafood produced in the region.

Living in the south of Florianópolis is a unique experience that you will only know by living it!