Tours
Ilhabela offers several recreational options for visitors.
Check out below some suggestions for excursions on the island.
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Trails
Ilhabela offers several options for a good walk.
Another option is hiking in Ilhabela in preserved forest trails, which lead to lookouts, waterfalls, mines and water pools State Park. Some paths are long and steep paths and require monitoring of experienced guide. |
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Diving
There are at least 15 good diving spots, among islands, cliffs, reefs and ledges, and more than 20 shipwrecks, of which 7 are the most visited, because they are in locations that provide easy access and viewing.
Equipment, transportation and courses are provided by local dive operators. |
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Jeep tour
A ride in a 4x4 is great way to meet the State Park.
The local operators are jeep tours for groups of up to 12 people to the beach of Castilian, located 24 km from the village. The road crosses rivers and waterfalls and reaches an altitude of 800 m, a distance of approximately 1h30 to the beach. |
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Boat trips
Browse a schooner is a great option to enjoy Ilhabela.
Ships and schooners lead to paradise corners and more difficult to access, such as beaches Bonete, Dark Bag, Bay of Castilians, anchovies, and the Hunger Mountain. The tours, which last 6 to 9 hours, including stops for swimming and walks on deserted beaches. |
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City Centre
The city center or village is the meeting point of people cool in Ilhabela.
The center of Ilhabela trade has diversified: bars and restaurants, designer shops, crafts and nautical equipment. It is there, too, that focuses the hectic nightlife. |
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