Brazil Tall Ship Sailing Adventure
7 days Rio de Janeiro to Paraty
Trip Code: ZVRPT
Rio de Janeiro, Mamangu Ecological Reserve, Paraty UNESCO World Heritage Site, Ilha Grande, sailing on the Tocorimé.
A fantastic journey on the Tocorimé Tall Ship sailing along the most exotic landscapes of the Brazilian coastline. Pass mountains dipping into the sea, isolated beaches and inviting blue-green waters. Get involved—grab the till, climb the mast or dive to inspect the hull—or just sit back and let the world sail by.
Click here to view similar tripsDay 1 Arrive Rio de Janeiro
Arrive in Rio - board at 12 o'clock noon.
Day 2 Set sail from Rio de Janeiro
Embark on your adventure with a scenic 12 hour sail along the Brazilian coast with unbeatable views of Rio's famous horizon, lush rainforest and long, lonely beaches. Onboard duties will be set out for everyone who wishes to help out.
Day 3 Ilha Grande, Enseada das Palmas
Anchor at beautiful Ilha Grande. Explore Enseada das Palmas by sea, with a snorkel or kayak, or on foot. Settle your heart rate by watching the sun set at the stunning Lopes Mendes beach. Conclude your fun-filled day with dinner and drinks on the beach.
Day 4 Lagoa Azul, Saco do Ceu
Set sail for Lagoa Azul (Blue Lagoon), Sítio Forte and Saco do Céu, with the possibility of a small hiking adventure through landscapes of beautiful deserted beaches. In the evening phosphorescent sea plankton give us a fantastic fluorescent show. Anchor at Saco do Céu.
Day 5 Mamanguá Ecological Reserve
Depart early for Mamanguá Ecological Reserve, the only fjord in Brazil. Improve your tan by relaxing on the beach or partake in your choice of activities for an up close and personal encounter with the local flora and fauna. After lunch enjoy a rainforest hike or waterfall expedition before nighttime festivities on the beach. Anchor at Mamanguá.
Day 6 Ilha da Beixiga, arrive Paraty
Sail today to the pristine waters and islands of the Paratimirim Peninsula. Have a Robinson Crusoe moment during a vist to the stunning Ilha da Beixiga, a private island which only we have permission to visit. Only a short sail away is the the historic port town of Paraty, a quintessential Brazilian colonial town famous for fantastic seafood, the Brazilian drink Cachaça, and the rhythms of Bossa Nova.
Day 7 Depart Paraty
Explore the 16th century fort on the island and enjoy this tropical paradise for your final morning. Disembark the Tocorimé around noon. Bom viagem!
