Partying
Get ready to enjoy the amazing parties that take place on Morro de São Paulo. Stay tuned for the schedule of the events of the week, buy your Ticket in advance and do not leave for tomorrow what you can dance today !!
Toca do Morcego - Chill Out Bar & Dance Club
Pulsar Disco Club
‘Lual ‘ Beach Party
In Morro de São Paulo you find an ideal climate, beautiful beaches and a lively nightlife.
During the highest summer season, several parties take place simultaneously. During the year, each day of the week has a special schedule. The parties usually happen in one place per night. Check the script and do not lose anything.
Monday and Thursday enjoy Lual Party on the Second Beach. Street Bars of 'caipifrutas', live music or DJs and lots of animation until dawn.
Wednesday is Morro's Theater day, with local bands presentations, capoeira, DJs and lots of Brazilian music.
Friday is at Toca do Morcego party. Beautiful people, outdoor lounge atmosphere, electronic music, DJs and lots of flirting.
Saturday enjoy the unmissable foam party at Pulsar Disco Club, outdoor dance club, circus presentations, bands, DJs and lots of fun! Have fun! Do not miss it!
For those want to enjoy the night, but without going to 'Partying', in the center and on the Second Beach there are several restaurants with live music for you to enjoy the fruit drinks and to put the chat in day, besides making new friends and meeting people coming from all over the world.
Between one party and another, renew your energies bathing in the warm and blue waters of Morro de São Paulo. Invitation done, tip given, now just start the partying. Have a good time!!
Iemanjá's Religious Festivity
"Date February 2nd. Day of the celebration over the sea ..."
The Iemanjá’s Festivity is celebrated on February 2nd, in all towns and villages of Tinharé Island, and, of course, in Morro de São Paulo as well. It is a day of devotion, batuques and offerings in honor of the Queen of the Sea. A traditional festivity of great faith and religiosity. Every year the cortege leaves in a procession through the town towards the pier, and from there to go in boats to the place where gifts will be offered to the sea. Odoyáh!
The Majesty of the Seas, Lady of the Oceans, Sacred Mermaid, Iemanjá is the Queen of salt waters, considered the mother of all the Orixás, absolute ruler of the homes, patroness of the families. Named also as Goddess of the Pearls, Iemanjá is the one who caresses the head of the babies at birth.
