Amarrages en Bahia

(35 ports)

Bahia is a federative unit where the influence of African culture is larger than in any other place in Brazil. With over 7,000 kilometers of coastline, it`s no wonder it is one of (...)

Amarrages en Alagoas

(2 ports)

Following the sea route to north along Bahia, we arrive to the state of Alagoas: one of the greatest small states in Brazil and one of the circuits required on the Brazilian coast.(...)

Amarrages en Espírito Santo

(4 ports)

The great Brazilian state Espirito Santo is located in a narrow zone between the Atlantic Ocean, between excellent sunny beaches and a mountain, and it’s known as the land of bea(...)

Amarrages en Pernambuco

(4 ports)

In recent years Pernambuco has become a major tourist center thanks to the coastal cities, such as Ipojuca, and its famous district Puerto de Gallinas, with its 3 miles of beaches,(...)

Amarrages en Sergipe

(1 ports)

In the capital, Aracaju, located on the coast, we find most of tourist attractions, such as Atalaia Beach, where you can do various water sports, or get to know the Río San Franci(...)

Amarrages en État de São Paulo

(24 ports)

One of the key features is that 60 percent of the coast of Sao Paulo consists of beaches, particularly the northern part; however, captains should take into account that this is mo(...)

Amarrages en Ceará

(1 ports)

Proud possessor of Jericoacoara, chosen as one of the 10 most attractive beaches in the world (with lagoons between the dunes), Ceará has 573 kilometers of coastline with 87 beach(...)

Amarrages en Paraná (État)

(1 ports)

Packed with natural attractions, this state has the impressive Iguaçu Falls, four times larger than Niagara Falls (but it’s better not to visit between May and July as the volum(...)

Amarrages en Rio Grande do Norte

(1 ports)

With the purest air in South America, it has been dubbed the „Land of the Sun“ thanks to the summer that prolongs throughout the year. Its coastline covers over 400 km in the (...)

Amarrages en Rio Grande do Sul

(3 ports)

This great state has some of the most interesting cultural attractions of Brazil. Captains can moor their boats in marinas, with some of the best services in the area, to enter the(...)

Amarrages en État de Rio de Janeiro

(64 ports)

Who has not heard of the famous Sugarloaf Mountain; the great rock, nearly 400 meters high, reachable by a cable car? Who is not familiar with the 34-meter high statue of Christ th(...)