Itariri, Municipality in São Paulo state, Brazil.
Itariri is a municipality in São Paulo state situated along the BR-101 highway, spanning areas of forest and agricultural land. The town sits on relatively flat terrain and integrates residential zones with natural spaces.
The municipality was officially established in 1948 through state legislation, gaining administrative independence. This founding marked a turning point in the territorial organization of São Paulo's coastal region.
The community practices traditions that blend indigenous, Portuguese, and African influences in daily life. These customs shape how people interact with their surroundings and celebrate their heritage.
Traveling to Itariri happens via the BR-101 highway, connecting the area to Peruíbe and other coastal cities. Visitors should prepare for winding road sections and tropical weather conditions.
A section of the Juréia-Itatins Ecological Station falls within the municipality, protecting one of the largest Atlantic Forest reserves in the region. This protected area was established in 1986 and draws nature observers from nearby areas.
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