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Blue Lagoon
Clear, sheltered water between small islands for swimming and snorkeling.
- Snorkeling
- Fish
- Calm water
- Natural pool
Western coast · natural phenomenon
Acaiá Cave
An expedition along western Ilha Grande to a sea cave where sunlight crosses the ocean and turns the water blue.
Check availability 10:30 — 17:30
The itinerary
The island’s greatest surprise happens below the surface.
This itinerary combines sheltered swimming and snorkeling spots with a visit to Acaiá Cave. The final access is narrow and low, using a helmet and flashlight, and leads to a marine chamber lit naturally through an underwater opening.
A good choice forCurious travelers with good mobility who want snorkeling, scenery and adventure. Cave admission is approximately BRL 30, paid locally in cash and subject to change.
Western Ilha Grande
The journey is part of the discovery.
Between stops, the coast reveals secluded beaches, dense forest and the deep blue that leads toward the cave.
Know what to expect from the day.
Each stop has its own rhythm. See where snorkeling and local support usually make sense, always subject to the day’s conditions.
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Acaiá Cave
A marine cave about eight metres below sea level where an underwater opening creates a turquoise glow.
- Helmet and flashlight
- Narrow access
- Local fee
- Natural phenomenon
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Grumixama
A secluded western beach surrounded by Atlantic Forest, selected according to conditions.
- Swimming
- Scenery
- No services
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Green Lagoon
Shallow green water for floating and observing marine life when conditions are favorable.
- Snorkeling
- Fish
- Turtles
- Starfish
Before leavingYou choose the way.
You choose the way.
The team takes care of the rest.
Conditions
The order may change for safety, wind and sea. Stops average about 50 minutes.
What to bring
Sunscreen, repellent, hat, towel, windbreaker and swimwear.
Food and drinks
You may bring snacks and drinks. Avoid glass containers.
SunscreenRepellentHat or capSnacksDrinksTowel or sarongWindbreakerSwimwear
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Good to know before boarding.
Each stop has its own rhythm. See where snorkeling and local support usually make sense, always subject to the day’s conditions.
01What is access to Acaiá Cave like?
The final passage is narrow and low and involves a short descent. Helmet and flashlight are provided; guests with reduced mobility, claustrophobia or discomfort in enclosed spaces should tell us before booking.
02Is there an admission fee?
Yes. The local fee is approximately BRL 30 per person, paid in cash. Please confirm the current amount before boarding.
03How long is each stop?
About 50 minutes on average. Timing may vary with the sea, daily operation and safety.
04May I bring snacks and drinks?
Yes. Food and drinks are welcome, but please avoid glass containers.
05Is lunch included?
Lunch is not included. There is a meal stop; on Super South, Dois Rios counts among the four stops.
06Are life jackets available?
Yes. The boat carries life jackets, water, an ice cooler and noodle floats.
07Can the itinerary change?
Yes. The order and stops may change because of wind and sea conditions.
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