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Avec plus de deux mille plages, Angra dos Reis possède quelques-uns des paysages les plus impressionnants de la côte de Rio de Janeiro. Ilha Grande (grande île) avec ses magnifiques plages et ses eaux cristallines est la plus célèbre des 365 îles entourant la Baie d'Angra dos Reis. Entre les montagnes et les plages, la région est parfaite pour une croisière, la plongée libre et la randonnée.

Votre excursion à Angra dos Reis et Ilha Grande commence avec un transport de haute qualité en direction de la région de Costa Verde, à deux heures en bus de Rio. Vous arriverez dans la ville d'Angra dos Reis, d’où vous vous rendrez directement au port pour embarquer dans la goélette. Mettez les voiles, installez-vous et profitez de paradis.

Quelques-uns des sites que vous pourrez admirer depuis le bateau incluent :

Ilha de Cataguases : une île qui a une formation étrange en raison de deux petites sections de terres issues de la Serra do Mar. C'est l'une des plus belles îles de la baie d'Ilha Grande.

Lagoa Azul : un aquarium naturel où vous trouverez l'un des meilleurs sites de plongée d’Ilha Grande. Un immense bassin d'eau claire, où le fond est une collection d’étoiles de mer vivantes, combinée avec des bancs de poissons multicolores, des calmars, et des coraux. N'oubliez pas d'apporter votre maillot de bain.

Ponta da Piedade : cette plage, avec 150 m d'eau claire calme et de sable fin, est une excellente option pour que les enfants et les seniors fassent une baignade rafraîchissante. À l’extrémité de la plage, à Ponta da Piedade, se trouve la petite Igreja da Piedade (église de la Miséricorde).

Ilhas Botinas : également appelée Gêmeas Ilhas (îles jumelles), c'est la principale carte postale de la ville d'Angra dos Reis. Les principales attractions sont les incroyables eaux cristallines et le sable blanc. C'est une escale obligatoire pour les bateaux et les goélettes. La profondeur atteint 10 m, ce qui rend le site idéal pour la plongée.

La durée totale de l’excursion est d'environ 12 heures et le déjeuner est servi à bord du bateau. Pendant la visite vous pouvez acheter boissons, en-cas et desserts.

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Inclus

Guide bilingue agréé
Promenade en bateau à Angra dos Reis et Ilha Grande
Déjeuner
Service de ramassage et dépôt à l'hôtel

Non inclus

Pourboires (facultatifs)
Boissons en vente

Autres informations

Vous recevrez la confirmation au moment de la réservation
Âge minimum : 14 ans
Sous réserve de conditions météorologiques favorables. En cas d'annulation du fait de mauvaises conditions météorologiques, vous aurez le choix entre une visite ou une date différente et un remboursement intégral
Il est recommandé d'apporter une collation légère, de l'eau, de la crème solaire et un produit anti-moustique
Le port de chaussures de marche confortables est recommandé, car cette visite implique une activité modérée de marche à pied
En raison de la nature de cette excursion et pour assurer la sécurité de tous les participants, le voyagiste se réserve le droit de refuser l'entrée à toute personne en état d'ébriété ou montrant des signes d'ébriété. Si, en conséquence, votre excursion est annulée, vous ne pourrez prétendre à aucun remboursement.
Déconseillé aux personnes cardiaques ou souffrant d'autres maladies graves.

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alexistrono

3 | 2018-11-06

We were staying at a hotel in Copacabana, and they had us meet at another hotel (15min walk away). The tour guide Eli just about ignored me when he called out my name and I had to tell him 3 times it was me. There were a good mix of people on the excursion, and Eli would speak in both Portuguese or English. I noticed that the English parts were much shorter than the Portuguese narration. But also, there was very little of this... not like some of the excursions I've taken elsewhere where there is more history and facts shared during the drive. I spent the bulk of the 3 hour drive sleeping since there wasn't anything being shared.The entire boat ride there's no guided tour, either. It was mostly musicians and then eating "appetizers" which were huge portions (they were good though) and drinking. We were there at the end of October, and so it already felt a bit chilly where we were, and if you wanted to get down at either of the two swimming stops, you had to jump into the water because there were no docks for those stops. We weren't able to swim at the first island/beach because the water was really choppy and the boat couldn't get close. So they gave us a full hour at the 2nd stop. It was nicer than Copacabana for the fact that the waters felt a bit more tame (in comparison) and that it felt more private, but honestly nothing super special about it (I lived in Hawaii for a while, so I might have a very particular preference when it comes to beaches). The third stop was where we ate. The food was really good (I love the fish and black beans), and it was cute enough to take pictures until we board back onto the boat.The last stop was this church on an island. It was gorgeous, but really nothing to see, we couldn't really go inside or anything. I don't even really know the story of the church. Would've been nice to get some kind of background/guided information about what I was seeing.The ride back was the same, quiet ride back to town. This tour is probably better if you really intend on swimming—and if so, maybe do so during the warmer Rio months when hopefully the water is more calm as well. It was great to get outside of the city (I did a city tour as well, and you pretty much see it all in a day), so all in all, I'm still happy I went and was able to see the beautiful sights outside of the city, but I think I had high expectations for this and felt like it was a bit of a bust.

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Henry B

5 | 2018-02-08

Really good day. Lots of fun.

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Christopher M

1 | 2017-09-24

This tour was all about selling you stuff, I personally wouldn't bother.

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Christopher H

5 | 2017-09-17

I recommend this tour if you want to get out of the city and out on the water. The drive to get there was about 3 hours from central Rio. Remember to bring sunscreen cream since the sun is really intense once you get on the water. My only complaint would be that of all of the stops we made, just one of them actually had a dock. The other stops involved either swimming in the ocean, or jumping in the water and swimming a short distance to the shore. It's definitely a long day, but I enjoyed seeing this side of Rio.

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Purnima B

4 | 2017-08-21

The tour was fun- filled and enjoyable. Two things that would have made it excellent were the weather which was cold and rainy, and although it was called a bilingual tour, we were the only two speaking English in addition to the tour guide, whose English was limited too.

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MariMar

5 | 2017-06-24

Amazing tour and wonderful crew... a do over for sure! Adorei mesmo !

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Tatiana M

5 | 2017-04-22

This tour was great! Mao was a great tour guide... they spoke in three languages which was great and also the live music inside the boat (samba) was amazing I love the tour and the three stops at some islands so we can take a break, snorkel or just swim in the ocean. Thumbs up!!!

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