• Lagoa Azul - A special spot for snorkeling, this natural aquarium offers a view of various fish species and sea stars.
• Freguesia de Santana Beach - Located in the Parish of Santana (3rd stop - Big Island Bay), this is one of the oldest areas on the Big Island. The Church of Santana, the patron of the Great Island, built in the 18th century, is the main attraction, known for its tranquility and simplicity.
• Cataguas Island - Also known as Cataguases Island (1st stop - Angra Bay), this location is often referred to as the Brazilian Caribbean. Visitors can enjoy a stunning landscape with a white sand beach and calm waters.
• Ilha da Gipoia - At the Beach of the Arrows (4th stop - Island of Gipoia), visitors can enjoy lunch at a typical regional restaurant. The menu is conveniently passed around inside the boat, allowing customers to choose their meal, which is served upon reaching the beach.
• Grumixama Beach - Known as one of the most beautiful beaches on Ilha Grande, it features small, clear, green waters with a unique color.
• Araca Beach (Freguesia de Fora) - Named after a species of vulture, Araçá Beach was famously mentioned by poet Antonio Carlos Jobim as the master vulture of the winds. The camiranga vulture, once abundant on Ilha Grande, inspired the name of this beach, which boasts fine sand and clear water. Stretching 400 meters, it is surrounded by dense vegetation and features green, transparent, and warm waters. It is a popular spot during the high season, attracting tourists who anchor their boats and speedboats nearby.

• Parking for private vehicles

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