Come explore these rare, must-see Brazilian Atlantic islands and their unique marine habitat on your trip to Brazil. Fernando de Noronha tours available include snorkeling in tidal pools, boat rides, kayaking, water sports, and walks through the tropical forests. The waters are crystal clear for about 50 meters off-shore. There are three beaches, Sancho, Porcos, and Leão, that are among the best beaches in Brazil. You can rent a buggy to drive around the main island. Make sure to watch the sunset, look for dolphins in Dolphins Bay, spot sea turtles on Baía do Sueste, and enjoy relaxing on Baía dos Porcos. The islands seem to grow and shrink with the rise and fall of the Atlantic tide and at times only the very tops of the rocks can be seen jutting out of the idyllic aquamarine waters. The Atoll reef that co-mingles with the 21 islands is a major breeding ground for sharks, tunas, turtles and a plethora of other marine animals. There is even a resident group of dolphins that have made this aquatic paradise their home.

Update: Brazil Coronavirus Travel
Brazil reopened to tourists several months ago and we’re delighted to be operating trips again.