On this tour, we will depart by boat from the Paraty dock, to Saco do Mamanguá, a region known for its natural beauty, almost untouched.
Known as the Brazilian Fjord, it enchants everyone with its emerald green waters, deserted beaches, dense vegetation and the diversity of its marine life. During the tour we will make several stops at some of the most beautiful beaches in the region and with luck we will be able to see turtles, fish and dolphins.
Paraty
The tour begins by leaving the dock located in the historical center of Paraty to go to the Cairuçu Environmental Protection Area, where the Saco do Mamanguá is located. We will go aboard a speedboat, which provides a pleasant climate of adventure due to its high navigation speed.
Saco do Mamangua
The region has 33 beaches, most of which are deserted, and 8 Caiçara communities that are home to the cultural diversity of the region. During the tour we will make 3 stops where it is possible to snorkel, enjoying even more the natural beauties and marine life.
The first one is at Engenho Beach, which has that name because near it, in the middle of the forest, are the ruins of an old sugar cane mill.
Our second stop is at Praia do Costa, where we will have approximately 40 minutes to relax and enjoy its calm emerald green waters.
Our last stop will be at Ilhote de Mamangua.
After enjoying a few unforgettable hours, we will return to Paraty.
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4.6
Exploring the hidden fjord of Saco do Mamangua was an unforgettable experience that took us to some beautiful beaches, perfect for a chill day with friends. While the scenery was stunning, we did feel a bit rushed at times, making it hard to fully soak in the atmosphere.
4.6
Our family had an amazing time uncovering the serene beauty of this hidden gem, where lush hillsides meet sparkling waters. We loved the chance to kayak through the calm fjord and discover secluded beaches that felt like our own slice of paradise. While the four-hour duration was perfect for us, we wished the guide had shared a bit more about the local wildlife during the trip.