• Botinas Island - These islands are to Angra what Christ the Redeemer is to Rio de Janeiro! They are the most iconic postcard. Their shape resembles two boots when seen from above, which is how they got their name. The ocean currents around them keep the water clear and teeming with small fish. Due to its beauty, visitors who can swim often find it hard to resist taking a dive.
• Praia do Dentista - Also known as Dentist’s Beach, it gained fame in the early 1990s because it is home to a single residence, that of former President Collor’s dentist, Mr. Olímpio Faissol. This charming beach, with its white sands and calm waters, is perfect for young visitors to enjoy. Being well-sheltered, it is a popular spot for boats of all kinds, and the weekend parties that occur here are well-known. Affectionately called “Juruba” by locals, legend has it that it boasts the “solar roof” of the region, as the blue sky is often guaranteed.
• Ilhas da Gipoia Beach - Beach of the Flecha: Known as the beach of the arrows, the lush vegetation surrounding it makes the emerald green of the Atlantic Forest reflect in the sea that bathes this beach. It is the site of Gipóia’s first restaurant, the traditional Bar do Luiz. Its sands are perfect for a stroll after lunch, with views of the majestic Ilha Grande and the boats that navigate our bay.
• Praia Da Piedade - Praia da Piedade, also known as the “top of the city,” is home to the charming Church of Our Lady of Piedade, dating back to the 20th century, which has hosted weddings for the islanders of Gipóia. At low tide, a narrow strip of sand connects the beach to Piedade Island, famous for being the first Caras Island of Angra. Its tranquil waters offer a very relaxing swim with a picturesque landscape!
  Angra dos Reis is a destination that has maintained its allure over the decades. It gained international fame in the 1980s when it was chosen as the setting for Brazilian soap operas. Even with the passage of time, Angra Bay continues to irresistibly draw visitors.

• Floating Spaghetti

• Food and Drinks
• Sustainable Tourism Rate (TTS)

This tour offers a distinctive adventure through a stunning and idyllic itinerary. It begins at the natural aquarium of the Botinas Islands, where visitors can swim and snorkel among the local fish, then proceeds to one of Angra’s most beautiful beaches, Jurubaíba Beach, also known as Praia do Dentista.

Enjoy a lunch break at Praia do Vitorino, savoring the local cuisine, which is rich in fresh seafood sourced from Ilha Grande’s own bay. After lunch, the tour continues to Ponta da Piedade, a location that has hosted the renowned island of Caras for many years. Here, visitors can capture a photo at a historic church.

Ensure your phone has enough battery and memory to capture stunning selfies on this idyllic itinerary!

This is undoubtedly an itinerary not to be missed by tourists and visitors.

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