• Botinas Island - Botinas Islands: These islands are to Angra what Christ the Redeemer is to Rio de Janeiro—our most iconic postcard. Their shape resembles two boots when seen from above, which is how they got their name. The sea currents around them keep the waters clear and teeming with small fish. Due to its beauty, visitors who can swim often find it hard to resist taking a dip. If there’s a slice of breakfast left, bring it along; the little fish will enjoy it.
• Praia de Jurubaiba - Jurubaíba Beach: Also known as Dentist’s Beach, it gained fame in the early 1990s for housing the home of Mr. Olímpio Faissol, former President Collor’s dentist. This charming beach features white sands and a calm sea, perfect for young visitors to enjoy. Its sheltered location makes it a popular spot for boats of all kinds, and the weekend parties here are well-known. Affectionately called “Juruba” by locals, legend has it that it boasts the “solar roof” of the region, as blue skies are almost always guaranteed.
• Ilhas da Gipoia Beach - Beach of the Arrows: The stop at Gipoia Island is at Praia das Flechas. Surrounded by lush vegetation, the emerald green of the Atlantic Forest reflects on the sea that laps this beach. Home to Gipóia’s first restaurant, the traditional Bar do Luiz, its sands are perfect for a post-lunch stroll, offering views of the majestic Ilha Grande and the boats navigating our bay.
• Ponta da Piedade - Ponta da Piedade: Praia da Piedade features the charming Church of Our Lady of Piedade, dating back to the 20th century, which hosted weddings for the islanders of Gipóia. At low tide, a narrow strip of sand connects the beach to Piedade Island, known for being the first Caras Island of Angra. Its tranquil waters offer a relaxing swim with a picturesque backdrop!
  Angra dos Reis remains a captivating destination through the decades. It gained international fame in the 1980s as a setting for Brazilian soap operas. Despite the passage of time, Angra Bay continues to irresistibly draw visitors.

• Lunch
• Environmental sound (Bluetooth/Pendrive)
• Transportation
• Floating (Macarrão)
• Snorkel and mask (For rent)

• Extra expenses

The tour is an excellent option for those who want these amazing amazing places in the region of Angra dos Reis and Grand Island.

The adventure begins with the departure from Rio de Janeiro very early, on a journey of approximately 3 hours to Angra dos Reis. Arriving at the destination, the group headed to the Cais de Santa Luzia, where they board a shared boat that will take them to explore the beaches and islands.

The shared boat ride lasts about 5 hours and includes 3 stops for bathing and leisure. The final stop is at Praia das Flechas, on the island of Gipoia, for lunch with free buffet, served in a rustic beachfront restaurant, offering simple but tasty food.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.