Machine translation of the Portuguese Wikipedia article (November 2026 version).
Guarujá is a Brazilian municipality in the state of São Paulo. It is located in the Metropolitan Region of Baixada Santista. According to IBGE data for 2022, its population is 287,634 inhabitants. It has an area of 144.794 km², which results in a population density of 1,986.50 inhabitants/km². Geographically, it is situated on Santo Amaro Island, the third largest island on the São Paulo coast. The municipality is made up of the seat and the district of Vicente de Carvalho.
The city of Guarujá is currently known as the “Pearl of the Atlantic”, due to its beautiful beaches and natural landscapes. Very popular with tourists during the high season, the city has urbanized beaches and some wild beaches, accessible only by trails. Besides its coastline, Guarujá offers historic buildings and ecotourism trails. Another local attraction is artisanal fishing, which can be seen and practiced on several beaches along the municipality's shoreline. Each year, the city receives more than 1.5 million tourists from various parts of the country.
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