Paranaguá Cruise Shuttles

Along the far southern shores of Brazil, Paranaguá is one of many coastline resort towns east of the large Brazilian city of Curitiba. The buzzy Bay of Paranaguá is often visited by cruise attendees getting dropped off in the mostly industrial north side of town. The uneventful cruise terminal is just a few miles from the main downtown area, several coastline highways and roads connecting to various beachfronts with ease; travel down these roads with the right ride ahead of time, booking one of many private options that include modest sedans ideal for intimate voyages across the bay, or large chartered buses ideal for bigger groups on the way to downtown’s large aquarium, while meet-and-greet services go a step further with various lifts ranging from the simplicity of local personal drivers who can easily share the lay of the land, to taxis aware of the main bypasses perfect for reaching the beach quickly.

With so much to do in the immediate area, guests can expect a high level of tropical-themed attractions. The overall region is famous for its many small islands, piers and epic riverside lookouts from the shores of the Itibere River. Landmarks along this riverfront include the Aquario Marinho de Parangua, home to an especially diverse ecosystem of local tropical fish, as well as the highly rated Museum of Archeology and Ethnology of UFPR. For some modest eats and casual conversation, spend the rest of the afternoon at the partially outdoor Municipal Market Café, also looking forward to the myriad of locally made handicrafts courtesy of the various vendors of Crafts Market. And when it comes time for dinner at sunset, a few natural getaways worthy of looking forward to the day include the Ibis Kitchen Restaurant located along the northeast waterfront, as well as the tremendously popular Restaurante Danubio Azul and its refined all-you-can-eat seafood.