Book Your Private Balneário Camboriú Cruise Transfer

Transpovia provides dependable private transfers around Balneário Camboriú's cruise calls — for passengers going ashore, for travelers building a beach stay around a sailing, and for the growing number who now begin their cruise right here. The fare is confirmed before travel, and every ride runs on the ship's clock.

The port works tender-style: ships anchor off the beachfront and boats bring passengers to the Atracadouro Barra Sul, the landing at the southern end of the bay — with the city's wall of towers as the backdrop. The season runs the southern summer, roughly November to early April, and the guest list has turned notably upscale: alongside Costa's and MSC's regular calls, recent seasons brought Silversea, Seabourn, Hapag-Lloyd and AIDA — small luxury ships whose passengers tend to plan their shore hours, and their rides, in advance.

The bigger story is that Balneário Camboriú has begun boarding cruises of its own: the 2025/26 season saw the city's first regular embarkations, with MSC departures toward the Río de la Plata. Embarkation operations vary season by season, so let your cruise documents settle what kind of call yours is — a shore day answers to the all-aboard time, an embarkation to your boarding window, and your driver plans around whichever applies. Neighboring Itajaí, a short hop north, hosts docked embarkations too, and we cover that run as well.

For fly-in travelers the map is friendly: Navegantes airport sits roughly 20 to 25 kilometers away — one of the shortest airport-to-ship runs in Brazilian cruising — while Florianópolis, the international gateway, is about 85 kilometers down the coast. Ashore, the town entertains effortlessly: the Unipraias cable car swings over the bays, Cristo Luz watches from the hill, and the beachfront promenade runs beneath the towers. Just honor the tender-day commandment — the last boat waits for no one.