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Castelhanos and Bonete Beaches stand out. Boat or Jeep tours can lead to the graces of
that part of the island. Besides the semi-desert beaches, at the bounds of the park, it is
possible to go hiking in several trails that lead to different waterfalls. For those who do
scuba diving, the beach town is yet considered the largest shipwreck cemetery in the
coast of São Paulo, with 21 shipwrecks. The diversity found in the island chain allows
different profiles of diving. Overall, there are about 21 different points for diving.
In July, the city hosts Rolex Ilhabela Sailing Week, previously known as
International Sailing Week [Semana Internacional de Vela], with water sports
competitions. In its cuisine, there are varied options for different profiles of tourists.
The highlights, however, are the renowned haute cuisine restaurants. Open
since 2007, Marakuthai, with its contemporary cuisine, is one of the most sought ones.
Tróia offers varied food in great style in a venue with the view of the beach. At Viana,
with nearly 50 years of existence, the stuffed shrimp shell [casquinha de camarão] is
the most ordered dish, and at Itapemar, dishes based on fish are carefully elaborated.
To enjoy Ilhabela
Do not miss
Castelhanos Beach, which is
among the most beautiful
beaches in Brazil
Worth the visit
Land and Sea Tour, operated
by local monitors, takes to four
different beaches on a
single day
What to do
Boat and off road tours
To adventure in Ilhabela
Do not miss
Worth the visit
Jeep tour to Castelhanos
Trail to Bonete Beach, Beach, 2-hour length. Once
4-hour length
there, do not miss
Cat Waterfall
What to do
Trails of different levels,
water sports and diving
To dive in Ilhabela
Do not miss
Ilha das Cabras Ecological
Sanctuary
Worth the visit
Búzios Islands, with lots of
grottos and colorful fish
What to do
Diving, beaches,
adventure sports and
water sports
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