Fernanda’s guidebook for Ingleses
Food scene
The most famous ice cream parlour on the island. The owner spends half of the year making and selling ice cream in Italy, then returns to Floripa to do the same for the summer months here. The parlour reopens here in mid-September for around 6 months.
255 yerel halk öneriyor
Italian ice cream Monte Pelmo
360 R. BrisamarThe most famous ice cream parlour on the island. The owner spends half of the year making and selling ice cream in Italy, then returns to Floripa to do the same for the summer months here. The parlour reopens here in mid-September for around 6 months.
The best pizza we have found so far on the island. A little expensive if you select premium toppings, but they use very high quality ingredients.
26 yerel halk öneriyor
Pizza Di Pietre
337 R. Leonel PereiraThe best pizza we have found so far on the island. A little expensive if you select premium toppings, but they use very high quality ingredients.
Like any mini-market, items here are over-priced, but this is the closest one to the apartment.
34 yerel halk öneriyor
Supermercados Beto
1709 R. das GaivotasLike any mini-market, items here are over-priced, but this is the closest one to the apartment.
In the centre of Ingleses, this is the biggest and generally the best value supermarket. It's around 30 minutes walk from the apartment, but there is free parking if you drive.
98 yerel halk öneriyor
Brasil Atacadista
5890 Rod. Armando Calil BulosIn the centre of Ingleses, this is the biggest and generally the best value supermarket. It's around 30 minutes walk from the apartment, but there is free parking if you drive.
Sightseeing
The next beach along from Ingleses to the South. Ranked as one of the cleanest beaches in Brazil, there is a cliffside walk at the South end of the beach which takes you to ancient symbols carved into the rocks.
156 yerel halk öneriyor
Santinho Beach Dunes
136 Servidão Manoel João da SilvaThe next beach along from Ingleses to the South. Ranked as one of the cleanest beaches in Brazil, there is a cliffside walk at the South end of the beach which takes you to ancient symbols carved into the rocks.