The Atlantic Ocean off the coast of Brazil near São Paulo maintains warm temperatures throughout the year, making it suitable for swimming in any season. Even during the winter months, which coincide with the northern hemisphere summer, the water remains only a few degrees cooler. Here are the typical temperatures of the Atlantic Ocean during popular visiting periods:
- In September: +20°C
- In October: +20°C and above
- In November: +23°C
- In March: +22°C
- In April: +22°C
- In May: +20°C
The waves in the Atlantic Ocean can vary from beach to beach, but the coasts of São Paulo state are known for their serious surf conditions and currents. It's advisable to check the conditions of the specific beach you plan to visit in advance. Waves here can reach heights of up to two meters, which is typical for surfing.
The Atlantic Ocean also experiences significant high tides and relatively strong currents off the coast. There are predictable daily tides where the ocean rises between 1.2 and 1.5 meters along the entire length of São Paulo state's beaches. The tide schedule in this region is generally stable and can be checked on the tides website.
