Costa dos Alcatrazes – Located on São Paulo’s north shore, in the Municipality of São Sebastião, just a little over an hour and a half by car from the state capital, Costa dos Alcatrazes features a stretch of 12 beautiful beaches as well as natural environments such as coves, rivers, waterfalls, islands, plains and mountains which are shining examples of the best Brazil has to offer in terms of natural beauty.  It is a perfect place for those in search of adventure, relaxation or even romance.  Accommodations are an attraction unto themselves and the local cuisine is sure to please.
http://www.costadosalcatrazes.com.br

Ilhabela – Located 240 kilometers from the state capital, Ilhabela is one of Brazil’s largest maritime islands at 27,000 hectares, 85% of which is covered by Atlantic coastal rainforest.  With beaches bathed by crystal-clear waters and a host of picturesque beaches and places to snorkel or dive, the island is admired for its striking mountains, home to a veritable ecological paradise with many breathtaking waterfalls.  Declared a Biosphere Reserve by UNESCO, the island is an ideal place for water sports, and features top quality, comfortable accommodations as well as many excellent waterfront dining options serving delicious seafood specialties.
http://www.visitilhabela.com

Santo André, São Bernardo do Campo and São Caetano – These cities are located just outside São Paulo via the Anchieta and Imigrantes highways and provide easy access to and from the capital and the coast.  This inviting region offers great hotels and plentiful entertainment and dining options.  Known collectively as the “ABC,” the area is historically significant as it is the birthplace of the Brazilian automobile industry, home to many manufacturers such as Mercedes-Benz, Ford, Volkswagen and General Motors, among others.

Alphaville and Tamboré – Located near São Paulo, these destinations are famous for their residential communities.  The region is synonymous with luxury as many residences of famous artists, decision makers and São Paulo’s elite are located there.  Local accommodations and dining options are on par with the region’s sophisticated ambience.

Osasco - The 67 square kilometers area of Osasco are crossed by highways, large avenues and railway and waterway channels which offer several possibilities, besides direct access to the city of São Paulo. With easy access to Pinheiros and Tietê Riverside Avenues, cut by three important highways - Castelo Branco, Raposo Tavares and Anhangüera, and for a large extent of the Rodoanel, Osasco has a priviledged location which is even more attractive for companies and jobs towards its territory .

Itapecerica da Serra - Itapecerica da Serra has boundaries in the North with São Paulo and Embu das Artes, and in the South with São Lourenço, in the East also with São Paulo and Embu-Guacu and in the West with Cotia. Distance from the State Capital - approximately 33 Km from the Zero Landmark (Praça da Sé).