Explore the most authentic and preserved side of Ilha Grande on a full speedboat tour through the island's most impressive scenery. The Tour of the Island is a unique experience for those who want to discover paradise beaches, crystal-clear waters, historical sites, and landscapes accessible only by sea.

Departing from Abraão Village, we will sail around Ilha Grande on a full-day adventure, visiting some of the most famous and best-preserved beaches on the Brazilian coast. During the tour, you will have time for swimming, snorkeling, short hikes, taking in the nature, and lots of photos.

Our first stop is the enchanting Caxadaço Beach, considered one of the hidden gems of Ilha Grande. Protected by a huge rock wall and surrounded by the Atlantic rainforest, it has calm, crystal-clear waters that contrast with the intense green of the vegetation. Its small stretch of sand and the freshwater stream that flows into the beach create a unique and virtually untouched setting.

We continue to the famous Praia da Parnaioca, one of the best-preserved beaches on the island. With a stop of about 60 minutes, you can enjoy the incredible freshwater lagoon that forms by the sea. The meeting point between the river and the ocean creates a perfect environment for swimming and relaxation. Along the beach, hammocks and swings set up near the water make the place even more special for unforgettable photos.

The next stop is the heavenly Aventureiro Beach, known worldwide for the iconic fallen coconut tree, one of the most photographed symbols of Ilha Grande. With a stop of approximately 90 minutes, there will be enough time to walk along the extensive beach, relax by the sea, admire the natural viewpoints, and capture images of one of the most stunning landscapes on the Costa Verde.

Continuing our journey, we arrive at Meros Beach, a true paradise for nature lovers and free divers. Its transparent, greenish waters offer excellent visibility for observing marine life. It is common to see colorful fish, sea turtles, and various species that inhabit the region. The sea is usually extremely calm, making the experience enjoyable for both beginners and experienced snorkelers.

During the tour, we make a stop for lunch at the historic Dois Rios Beach (meal not included). The site is home to one of the longest beaches on Ilha Grande and has great historical importance, being surrounded by mountains, freshwater rivers, and buildings that are part of the region's memory.

Throughout the journey, you will sail through nature conservation areas, taking in mountains covered by the Atlantic Forest, hidden coves, rocky shores, and virtually untouched beaches. The experience provides a complete view of the natural diversity that has made Ilha Grande one of the most sought-after destinations in Brazil.