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Grumixama Grumixama 1/10 < Beaches Grumixama beach Praia de Grumixama is a beach with very clear waters similar to the visibility of Lagoa Azul and the coastline on both sides of the beach is perfect for snorkeling , it is almost always possible to see a sea turtle, despite the constant traffic of boats, the turtles still live peacefully in the locality, the beach itself has very white and soft sand, the place has a magnificent sunset, even because At this time of sunset, the beach is almost always empty, and while many other beaches are shady and without sun, there the sun is burning the view that it is almost impossible to look at the horizon. People who visit the beach should always take a walk along the rocks, because there are always spectacular photos, both for the beach side and for the beach side. sea. Although the beach is small and gets quite crowded during holidays, it is possible to enjoy the beach and you have the right (who looks at the sea) there is a little beach that almost never has anyone on the beach. The beach doesn't have a name on maps, but I usually say it's called Bonzai beach, because on top of a rock grew a tree that looks big, but has a very small size. At high tide the beach is almost without sand, and at low tide a good strip of sand appears. On very hot summer days, it is ideal to escape the sun, as the beach has a lot of shade and almost always has an umbrella to hide from the sun. ​ < Praia de Baixo Lagoa Azul >

How to get to Ilha Grande? Have you already decided to travel to Ilha Grande or already bought your ticket or even made your reservation and still have doubts about how to get there and the logistics of how to get there, such as: Do I arrive on the Island by car? Where to leave my car? Better to go by car or bus? What are the boat times? What are the boat times and prices? Where do I take the boat? Here we will facilitate and help you the best way to arrive on the island, synchronizing the best time of arrival and departure, counting on time to leave or arrive at your home . Where to board? In Ilha Grande it is not possible to enter by car, so if you come by car, you will have to leave your car in a parking lot on the mainland. You can easily find parking at all boarding points, so plan ahead before your trip. The boarding points for Ilha Grande can be by three places, Mangaratiba, Conceição de Jacareí and Angra dos Reis. For those coming from Rio de Janeiro the closest point is Mangaratiba, however the times of only the official CONERJ ferry at 8:00 AM and the return trip leaves Abraão village at 5:30 PM arriving in Mangaratiba at 7:00 PM. The ferry crossing takes around 1:40 HS and costs R$18.00 Reais. Passing from Mangaratiba, the next boarding place is in Conceição de Jacareí which is only 15 minutes by car, in Conceição the boat schedules are much longer constant, taking an hourly boat, the boats are fast, taking around 15 minutes to cross. These vessels cost R$ 100 reais. From Angra dos Reis it is possible to take both the fast boats and the CONERJ ferry every day, but the large boat only For quick departures, the Barca costs R$18 Reais and the Fast Boats cost R$100.00 Reais. 1/4 Angra dos Reis Two Brothers Parking Ilha Grande parking lot parking lots Conceição de Jacareí VIP parking Pirate's parking lot Sea View Parking Mangaratiba Dona Nelma parking lot William parking Paulinho parking lot Coming from Rio de Janeiro? RIO X ILHA Compania de Ônibus Ponto de Encontro GUG RIO X ILHA 1/8 For those coming from Rio de Janeiro, a good option is to take a transfer taking into account comfort and value. Coming on your own by bus the value is R$66 Reais, the crossing boat R$100 plus the cost to get to the bus station. The transfer costs R$110 reais per person. The transfer has daily departures from Copacabana, Ipanema, Downtown and Airports. O Transfer leva em torno de 4 horas do rio para a Ilha. _cc781905-5cde-3194 -bb3b-136bad5cf58d_ Consult Transfer Consult Bus Coming from Sao Paulo? 1/2 For those coming from São Paulo by bus, you should look for the company Reunidas Paulista, which has 4 departures daily, but to reach Angra dos Reis in time to take a boat, you must take the bus from 22:00 HS to arrive at 6:00 AM in Angra. The bus that leaves at 8:00 AM from São Paulo arrives in Angra at 16:00 PM leaving little time to catch the last boat, which is at 18:00 PM; Not being able to have any setbacks on the trip to make it work. The other times of 11:00 AM and 14:00 PM arrive at times when there are no more boats. For the Return, it should also be noted that the first boat from Ilha Grande leaves at 8:00 am. Consult Bus Coming from Minas Gerais? 1/2 A Company that comes from Belo Horizonte, having only one schedule a day arriving in Angra dos Reis at 7:35 AM with an average duration of 12 hours of travel . Coming by car takes around 8 hours. The company that makes this route is UTIL. Consult Bus Arriving at Bela Casa Ilha Grande!

Praia do Barreto Praia do Barreto 1/5 < BEACHES Barreto Beach Barreto Beach is usually the route of some boats, usually private boats or Taxi Boat, which leave the route, the beach is a small beach with water quiet, the boats usually stop there after the lunch stop injapariz , so the best thing to do, besides enjoying the view, is to stretch the yoke on the sand and take a rest, if you want to take a dip, taking a trail of approximately 3 minutes to the right side of the beach (looking at the sea) you can reach the coast which is facing the side of the cove da Estrela. There the water is very clear and you can find different types of fish. The place is very nice and also good for a swim. The only problem in winter is that the sun disappears early from there due to the position of the beach, which becomes a great advantage in summer after sunbathing all day, arriving under an umbrella is all we need._cc781905-5cde-3194-bb3b -136bad5cf58d_ < Fisherman Star Cove >

WE PREPARE USEFUL TIPS FOR YOU Abraao's Village On Ilha Grande there is no type of car other than public utility such as: City Hall Tractor, Ambulance, Police car, UERJ Bus, Park car. Therefore there is NO parking in the village. Your car must be parked on the mainland. ​ ​ In the village, as in the entire ILHA GRANDE, there are no ATMs or bank branches. ​ Vila do Abraão is a very small place, so everything within the village becomes close. Wherever you are, you will be close to some good beach. ​ ​ Tours to other beaches, only possible by walking or boat trips. T&C's reservations Check in 14:00 20:00 ​ Check-out ​ 08:00 11:00 ​ Booking/Prepayment ​ You are giving the Welcome Surf Hostel the right to charge your card provided upfront for your booking. ​ Cancellation You will be charged 50% of the total price if you cancel after reservation and a further 20% of the total price if you cancel in the 14 days before arrival cancellation policy Up to seven (7) days after booking confirmation, the deposited amount can be fully refunded. ​ ​ Up to 14 days before checkin 50% of the total reservation will be refunded. Less than 14 days after checkin, no part of the reservation will be refunded. Please note that the sales channels are charged 100% of the total reservation, so no part of this amount will be refunded during this period. As for reservations made directly through the property's channels, as only 50% of the reservation amount was charged, this will be the amount to be blocked in the cancellation. ​ ​ Always give preference to changing the date of your reservation rather than canceling the reservation. ​ ​ Reservation date changes can be made up to 7 days before check-in. ​ ​ You will be allowed to make up to two changes to the booking date, after these two rebookings the normal cancellation charge will apply. House tips _cc781905-5cde-3194-bb3b-136 14:00 22:00 _cc781905-5cde-3194-bb3b-out-136 7:00 11:00 the fine print Please note that guests are not allowed to consume alcoholic beverages purchased outside the property. Please note that the air conditioning is on from 20:30 to 08:00. ​ Please inform Welcome Surf Hostel in advance of your expected arrival time. You can use the Special Requests box when booking, or contact the property directly with the contact details provided in your confirmation. ​ Guests are required to show a photo identification and credit card upon check-in. Please note that all Special Requests are subject to availability and additional charges may apply. Children are not allowed. ​ The minimum age for check-in is 18 ​ Pets are not allowed.

1/3 < Beaches Palmas Cove Palmas Cove It has several beaches, some of which are restricted or difficult to reach. The biggest beach is Praia Grande de Palmas, where it has a village with just over 300 inhabitants. The place has only energy by generator, and more common is the practice of camping, there are some rental houses and inn, but few. When you go to Lopes Mendes walking, you must go through 3 beaches in the cove, Praia Grande de Palmas Praia dos Mangues and Praia do Pouso where there is the trail to Lopes, with another 20 minutes of walking. Who goes by boat to Lopes Mendes, disembarks at Praia dos Mangues, and has to go acc. -5cde-3194-bb3b-136bad5cf58d_ passing through Pouso, and from there you have the option of taking this 15-minute walk that goes to the right side of the beach, or going along the Aroeira path, which takes around 45 minutes and goes straight to the left side of the beach. The Aroeira path is a very pleasant walk, there is no ascent or descent, and it has a beautiful view of nature, I always advise people to do this path. ​ ​ ​ 1/2 Praia Grande de Palmas Praia Grande de Palmas has in a little more than 300 inhabitants, and is a little more than 5555cf. -5cde-3194-bb3b-136bad5cf58d_ The place is very quiet and has a beautiful view of the cove, with few bars and restaurants on the beach, the best known is the Morango das Palmas, which is right in the middle of the beach with some lounge chairs to eat on site. The place serves meals, snacks and drinks. On the left side of the beach, it has a privileged view of the sunrise, for those who are willing to walk very early with an hour's walk you can reach beach and watch the sunrise. An important tip, it happens very well at the end of the trail to have people selling Taxi Boat ticket to return to Lopes Mendes and saying that this is the last place you can buy the ticket, but don't fall under the pressure of these sellers, as it is possible to compare the ticket on Pouso beach when you are returning from the beach. 1/2 Praia Brava de Palmas Praia Brava de Palmas, is practically a private beach, has a property called Cabana de Palmas, a very pleasant place open to the public and with a unique look , it has a view of the sunrise. The beach is a tumble beach, and it gets deep fast, to access the beach walking you have to take the same trail that goes to Palmas and instead to go down to the beach, take the trail on the left, and whoever is going by boat should walk to the trail that goes to Abraão and right at the beginning of the trail, take the trail to the right. 1/1 Praia dos Mangues Praia is the beach where the boats that travel to Lopes Mendes stop, the beach is around 500m long and has calm waters, there used to be a hotel that was closed a few years ago, and now has only one small restaurant, Even those who go on foot to Lopes Mendes, have to return there to take the boat back to Abraão. It is worth returning some time before to enjoy the beach a little before taking the return boat. Praia do Pouso 1/2 Praia do Pouso is the beach that gives access to Lopes Mendes, in the middle of the beach you take a 20-minute trail to Lopes Mendes. If you go straight to the right corner of the beach, you can take another trail to Lopes Mendes, which takes around 40 minutes, without much ascent or descent, the trail has a very pleasant view and goes straight to the left side of Praia de Lopes. Those who already know the traditional trail of Lopes Mendes, it is very worthwhile to know this other trail. Em Pouso tem bastante Taxi Boat e quem foi a pé e pretende voltar de barco , you can buy the ticket only on the way back from the beach, even though the vendors say that it would be good to buy it on the way. In Praia do Pouso there is a floating restaurant that serves various types of meals, both seafood and various types of meat and vegetarian meals. Itaoca Itaoca 1/1 Itaoca beach Praia da Itaoca, is the beach that is next to Pouso, a small and nice beach to stay to wait for the departure of the boat that returns to Abraão, in the place there is only one house. The beach is very photogenic and peaceful. To go to the right corner of Lopes Mendes along the Aroeira trail, you have to go through this wonderful beach. Aroeira Aroeira1 Aroeira 1/2 Aroeira beach Praia da Aroeira is located after Praia Itaoca, and has restricted access. A "private" beach closed to the public by trail, but renting a SUP in Pouso is possible to go paddling to this beach. Very beautiful beach like all the others on the island, and it has only one house. Possible to see her from the boat when going to Lopes Mendes on the tour. 1/2 Arrecife Beach Praia do Arrecife is a beach little visited by tourists, and also very beautiful. It has a private house, but access to the beach is free and very easy to spend the day there. 1/2 < Abraão Cove Casteliano Beach Praia do Casteliano is a beach that is very far from the others in the cove of palmas, from the beach of the landing it takes around an hour and a half of trail, quite closed because there are few people who frequent the place. With very few residents, but an amazing beach, usually the water is very clear, but when the east or northeast wind falls, which are very common in the region , the place gets quite busy. Lopes Mendes>

BEACHES OF ILHA GRANDE Abraham's Cove - A Abraão village is the gateway to Ilha Grande from the village you can go to all beaches either by trail or by boat. Palmas Cove- Place with beautiful beaches, and mandatory passage for those who go to Lopes Mendes by walk, or by boat. It's always worth going back to the place. Lopes Mendes Beach A must-see beach on your trip, Considered among the 10 most beautiful beaches in the world, with clear waters and paradisiacal scenery. Santo Antonio beach - The beach of Santo Antônio is located right next to Lopes Mendes, another paradise beach with few visitors, it is worth a visit. Caxadaço beach - Considered as a hiding place for pirates because it is sheltered by rocks and difficult to identify by navigators. Caxadaço is one of the beautiful beaches on the island. Dois Rios Beach- Famous for having housed one of the maximum security prisons there, which was demolished in 1994, Dois Rios is a great option for hiking on Ilha Grande. parnaioca - It is currently the smallest village on Ilha Grande, but it was not always like that, Parnaioca was once the largest village on Ilha Grande, until the arrival of the Presidio, when everyone moved from there. Praia doa Meros - One of the few beaches impossible to reach by trail, the grouper beach got its name due to the high concentration of this type of fish in the place. Adventurer's Cove - O aventureiro is currently the largest caiçara village, difficult to access, only native people are allowed to have a little piece of this paradise. Beaker- The second largest village in Ilha Grande in terms of population, and the largest fishing village, also known as the village of evangelicals. Peace is felt in the place. Acaia Cave- Despite not being a beach, it is worth putting this place on our page, as the cave is one of the attractions that Ilha Grande has to offer to tourists. Red Beach - A small village that housed one of the largest sardine factories, which currently houses only a few residents. Itaguaçu- Itaguaçu beach is a lost treasure little visited by tourists, it is located between Araçatiba beach and Praia Vermelha. Lagoa Verde - Lagoa Verde is very popular with tourists because it is a sensational place for diving, as its waters allow visibility from afar. Enseada do Sitio Forte- The Enseada is very popular with sailors because of its calm waters and ideal for overnight stays. In low light, it's a super starry sky. Praia de Baixo- Praia de Baixo also known as Freguesia do Sul, the beach is very visited mainly on holidays due to the proximity of Lagoa Azul. Blue Lagoon- The Blue Lagoon is sought after by tourists because it is an easy place to dive, and with fish to see, with just a little food you are surrounded by fish Parish of Santana- A historic site, and with a church still well preserved, the parish of Santana became a private beach a few years ago. Fisherman's Beach - A beach very little visited on boat trips and can only be reached by taxi boat, ideal for those who want to escape the hustle and bustle when the island is crowded. Araçatiba beach- The village of Araçatiba is the third most inhabited village on Ilha Grande, and the closest place to Lagoa Verde, clear waters and great for snokel. Praia da Longa Small village where it is outside the conventional itineraries of boat trips, but its waters are an excellent option for diving. Bananal Cove- Small village where it is outside the conventional itineraries of boat trips, but its waters are an excellent option for diving. Praia da Grumixama- Beach with clear waters, perfect for snorkeling and taking pictures, without ever needing filters or Photoshop corrections. It is very worth knowing. Praia da Baleia- Deserted beach, with access from Freguesia de Santana, and by boat, people who come to Lagoa Azul, by Taxi Boat is worth a visit to this beach. Japariz Beach- The beach is very popular for a stop for lunch on boat trips, although the restaurants are very crowded, the order comes out quickly. Barreto Beach - Small and quiet beach, some taxi boats usually stop there after the lunch stop in Japariz, ideal place for a ride to the next beach. Star Cove - Very sheltered place that at dusk the stars usually reflect on the pair and that's why it got its name. There is located Saco do Céu and several beaches.

1/5 < Beaches Saint Anthony Santo Antônio is a small and very heavenly beach, with a small strip of sand, but great place for some photos on your social networks. The beach is in the open sea but usually doesn't have good waves for surfing, however it is a good place for diving as long as the diver already has a good level of diving experience, since the ideal place for diving is on an islet of stone that faces the beach and has an average depth of 8 meters, with large burrows. However, for beginner divers, the best diving option in the surroundings is on the left side of Lopes Mendes beach. To have access to Santo Antônio beach, you must take the landing trail to Lopes Mendes by the traditional way, to reach the top of the hill, pay attention to the right side of the trail that you can find the trail that gives access to Santo Antônio, from this point with another 15 minutes of walking you arrive at the beach. The beach is very little visited by tourists, so it will be very common to have few people or no one, so take advantage of the tip and go discover this little piece of paradise. < Lopes Mendes Caxadaço >

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Enseada das Estrelas Praia do Amor Carmiranga Enseada das Estrelas 1/9 < Beaches STAR COVE Enseada das Estrelas, is full of beaches and beautiful landscapes, the name is given because its waters are so calm at night the sky is reflected in the sea and you can see all the stars. The cove is marked by simple and luxurious restaurants and during holidays and vacations, several famous people usually appear with Reis Magos, Ancoradouro, Coqueiro Verde and Refúgio das Caravelas. On the inside of the Enseada das Estrelas, there is a retreat in the sea called Saco do Céu because it looks like a bag in an aerial photo, and because it reflects the sky at sea. Seguindo da Praia do Barreto em sentido ao Abraão, a primeira praia, é a Praia do Amor, followed by Praia do Saco do Céu, Praia do Castor, Praia de Fora, Praia do Pereque, Praia da Carmiranga, Itaguaçu and Feiticeira. Praia do Amor, is a very small beach that when the tide is dry, its strip of sand disappears and only water for swimming, the water there is not usually very bad for diving, but in the region it is very common to see sea stars (an important warning for anyone who sees a star, it cannot leave the water, which even if it looks alive, it can't stand it out of the water), although it is already extinct because people don't know and take it out of the sea to take pictures. Praia do Saco do Céu is Praia da Vila, it has a lot of shell and mud because it is close to the mangrove, All the beaches around Saco do Céu have dark water because they are surrounded by mangroves, so the attraction of Saco do Céu is its panorama and beautiful landscape. A Praia do Castor, is the beach that surrounds the tip between the Saco do Céu and the cove of stars, to the outside. The beach is so called because it is a private property of the Castor de Andrade family. Praia de Fora, is the first beach facing the outside, and there the water starts to get clear, in the corner of the beach a river flows from the Pereque river waterfall, on the beach outside there is a restaurant that some tour boats usually stop there, if you take some of these tours that stop there in the locality, it is worth visiting the river and taking a fresh water bath. ​ Praia do Pereque, is the beach between Praia de Fora and Praia de Carmiranga, the beach is little visited by boats and tourists, therefore it is a good beach for if you avoid the boat routes, the beach has plenty of shade and is also very close to the Pereque waterfall. Praia da Carmiranga, a beautiful beach with a Bar to enjoy the day there. There is also a river there that you can take a bath in fresh water, but it doesn't flow as much water as the Pereque river, the water there is very clear, and coming from Abraão is the first beach to to get to those who are going to Saco do Céu, the trail takes around 1.30 hs (One and a half hours) and is very easy to access, passing by the witch's waterfall before reaching the beach. Next Beach, Itaguaçu Beach, is a beach that stands out for its beauty, practically a beach that has only one private house, and an extension of almost a kilometer, and on the rocks you can take beautiful pictures. The access on foot to this beach, you have to pay attention when you are almost reaching the beach of carmiranga, which has an entrance on the right side of the trail, which with another 10 minutes of trail you arrive at the beach, but the most common are the people arrive by boat. And the last beach of the cove is Praia da Feiticeira, legend says that there used to be a healer who took care of everyone there, and that everyone knew as feiticeira, still on the edge of the beach has the foundation of a house that is said to have been where she lived. The beach has a short strip of sand, and normally at the end of the day it is the route of boat trips and therefore it gets quite crowded and sometimes having little space in the shade and on the sand, but this usually happens at the end of the day, and for those who go to the Feiticeira waterfall and pass there before 4:30 pm it is usually quite empty and quiet to bathe or snokel. The trail to Praia da Feiticeira takes around an hour and a half to walk, and the entrance is shortly after descending from the witch's waterfall. Feiticeira waterfall takes around 20 minutes from Feiticeira beach. ​ < Barreto Vila do Abraão >

1/4 < back Indians on Ilha Grande Before the arrival of the Portuguese in Brazil, the Indians were the only inhabitants of the place, and there may have been up to 5 million Indians throughout the territory,_cc781905-5cde -3194-bb3b-136bad5cf58d_ so there were different tribes. In the Southeast region, but specifically from the south of São Paulo in Bertioga to the Lagos region, in Rio de Janeiro, the predominant tribe was the Tamoios tribe. Studies estimate that around 70 thousand Indians lived in the region, they say that Tamoio was the oldest tribe of the Indians, taking into account that Tamoio, in Tupi means grandparents. The Tamoios had great skill in archery and hunting, while the women were great cultivators. This group of Indians were Cannibals, and they ate the flesh of their enemies, which may seem very strange to us, but for them it meant a ritual in order to absorb intelligence, vigor, courage and wisdom of its rivals. On Ilha Grande it is estimated that around 150 Indians enjoyed the beauties of Ilha Grande, they lived in 6 large hollows and lived specifically from fishing, hunting and cultivation. These Indians called Ilha Grande Ipaum Guaçu, whose translation is Ilha Grande. With the arrival of the Portuguese in 1502, in an expedition commanded by André Gonçalves, who arrived at the place thinking it was a river mouth because of the tip of the bell and Castilian when they arrived on the other side of the island they realized it was an island and of new lands. The Portuguese soon with little time already tried to enslave the Indians, because the Tamoios were very aloof and did not accept slavery, it was when the Portuguese caused a great genocide. It was only in 1556 that the settlers arrived from the Azores, who created a village by settling in the cove. In 1608, it became Vila dos Reis Magos on Ilha Grande. ​ ​ Bibliography. ​ http://www.aemerj.org.br/index.php/municipios/4-angra-dos-reis ​ https://www.portalsaofrancisco.com.br/turismo/ilha-grande . < The Shellmounds Discovery of Ilha >

1/1 < back Colonization of Ilha Grande After the arrival of Dom Vicente da Fonseca around 1559, who was sent by the Kingdom of Portugal, to administer the place, the process of colonization of the place. With the advance of sugar cane cultivation, the colonization of Ilha Grande began, around 1725 to 1764, but coffee began a little later, for around 1772 and 1890. In 1803, in Freguesia de Santana, the first legal identity took place, when the illegal slave trade took hold in the region, which lasted until the moment of abolition in 1888. Around 1591 there was already a record of Portuguese houses in the place, when Anthony Knivet, arrived at the place aboard a corsair fleet, already at the time Antony registered that there were some constructions where one of them was on the bat beach where the Spanish pirate Juan Lorenzo lived, and that this construction still exists today, but on a private property, not being able to have a visit to the public. In the Palmas cove, 14 houses were also recorded that were scattered between Praia dos Mangues, Praia do Pouso and Aroeira. In Abraão cove, 2 houses were recorded, spread across Praia Preta, Praia da Júlia and Bica. ​ In Enseada das Palmas, 14 houses were identified that were distributed in Praia Grande das Palmas, in Praia dos Mangues there were 7 houses, in Praia Grande do Pouso and 1 in Praia das Aroeiras. There were 14 buildings and 2 stood out with much larger proportions than the others, one located on Praia Grande das Palmas and another on Praia do Pouso. In the Estrela cove there were the largest number of houses, which reached up to 24 houses, between mills and houses, which were between Feiticeira beach, Iguaçu, Camiranga , Praia de Fora and Perequê, some of these buildings still have some ruins that can be seen on the beach. It can be considered that the colonization of Ilha Grande was between 1700 and 1800. Ilha Grande was divided into 3 large farms, where on the black beach These records confirm the interest in the colonization of Ilha Grande, and many products were taken to Europe, mainly coffee._cc781905-5cde-3194-bb3b-136bad5cf578d_ -5cde-3194-bb3b-136bad5cf58d_ Passing the culture the slave trade, since they were not successful in enslaving the Indians. < Discovery The Pirates >