
Dois Rios · lunch
A historic beach named after two rivers meeting the sea. The planned lunch stop takes place here.
- Lunch
- River and sea
- History





Dois Rios, Lopes Mendes and ocean-facing coves on an intense route through southern Ilha Grande.
Super South brings together wide beaches, snorkeling points and historic places. Lunch at Dois Rios counts as one of the four stops.
Each stop has its own rhythm. See where snorkeling and local support usually make sense, always subject to the day’s conditions.

A historic beach named after two rivers meeting the sea. The planned lunch stop takes place here.

A rocky island opposite Lopes Mendes, used for snorkeling in favorable conditions.

A long strip of white sand facing the ocean, with an open landscape and strong sea.

A small cove protected by rocky shores on the island’s wild side.
The order may change for safety, wind and sea. Stops average about 50 minutes.
Sunscreen, repellent, hat, towel, windbreaker and swimwear.
You may bring snacks and drinks. Avoid glass containers.

Each stop has its own rhythm. See where snorkeling and local support usually make sense, always subject to the day’s conditions.
About 50 minutes on average. Timing may vary with the sea, daily operation and safety.
Yes. Food and drinks are welcome, but please avoid glass containers.
Lunch is not included. There is a meal stop; on Super South, Dois Rios counts among the four stops.
Yes. The boat carries life jackets, water, an ice cooler and noodle floats.
Yes. The order and stops may change because of wind and sea conditions.