• Leao Beach - Praia do Leão, situated in Fernando de Noronha, is renowned as one of the island’s most stunning and pristine beaches. Famous for its golden sands and vibrant blue-green waters, it serves as a crucial nesting ground for sea turtles, particularly from January to June. The beach derives its name from a nearby rock formation resembling a lion reclining towards the ocean. With regulated access, visitors can explore via trails and viewpoints that offer breathtaking panoramic vistas. Due to strong currents, swimming is not always advisable, but the beach is perfect for contemplation, photography, and connecting with nature. The wild and serene atmosphere of Praia do Leão offers a unique experience, ideal for those seeking tranquility and the unspoiled beauty of nature.
• Sueste Beach - Praia do Sueste, located in the southeastern part of Fernando de Noronha, is celebrated for its calm and crystal-clear waters, making it one of the island’s premier spots for observing marine life. Perfect for snorkeling, visitors can encounter sea turtles, colorful fish, stingrays, and even harmless sharks. Access to the beach is managed by the Marine National Park and includes basic amenities such as restrooms, lockers, equipment rental, and a snack bar. Certain areas are restricted to ensure environmental preservation, and life jackets are mandatory in specific zones. Additionally, Sueste is home to the only mangrove on an oceanic island in the South Atlantic, making it a significant conservation site. It is a must-visit for those seeking direct contact with nature and tranquility in a paradisiacal setting.
• Ponta das Caracas - Ponta das Caracas is one of the most picturesque locations in Fernando de Noronha, nestled between Praia do Leão and Baía do Sueste. The site offers a stunning view of the open sea and nearby small islands. It’s excellent for birdwatching and enjoying the sunset. Access is via a 3.5 km trail, which is manageable for most visitors. Although the descent to the sea is steep and hazardous, the scenery makes the visit worthwhile. It’s a tranquil spot, perfect for those who wish to enjoy nature and capture breathtaking photos. Ponta das Caracas is a must-visit for anyone exploring the island and looking to connect with nature.
• Sancho Beach - Praia do Sancho, in Fernando de Noronha, is one of Brazil’s most renowned and beautiful beaches. Access is via a staircase between cliffs, which helps preserve its natural beauty and tranquility. Its waters are crystal clear and calm, ideal for snorkeling, where you can observe turtles, colorful fish, and corals. The beach is located within the Marine National Park, ensuring its conservation and environmental protection. Besides the stunning nature, the location is perfect for those seeking peace, close contact with marine life, and incredible landscapes. Voted multiple times as one of the best beaches in the world, Praia do Sancho is a must-visit for anyone exploring Fernando de Noronha.
• Lookout Sancho Beach - The Mirante da Praia do Sancho, in Fernando de Noronha, is one of the island’s most frequented spots due to its spectacular view. From there, you can see the entire Sancho Bay, with its crystal-clear waters and impressive cliffs. Access is via a short and easy trail, suitable for most visitors. The site offers a perfect setting for photos and to enjoy the surrounding nature and marine life. It is a must-stop for anyone visiting the island who wants an unforgettable visual experience. The area is protected, ensuring the preservation of the natural environment and visitors’ comfort.
• Mirante dos Dois Irmãos - The Mirante dos Dois Irmãos in Fernando de Noronha is famous for the view of the two twin rock formations that give the place its name. Located near Praia da Cacimba do Padre, the lookout offers a panoramic view of the sea and the impressive rocks. The access is easy and quick, suitable for all visitors. It’s a perfect spot for taking photos, birdwatching, and enjoying the sunset. The area is protected, ensuring nature conservation and tranquility for tourists. Visiting the Mirante dos Dois Irmãos is essential for those who want to see the island’s most iconic and stunning landscapes.
• Baia dos Porcos - Baía dos Porcos, in Fernando de Noronha, is a small beach surrounded by impressive rock formations, located between Praia da Cacimba do Padre and Morro Dois Irmãos. Access is via a rocky trail during low tide, ensuring a calm and protected environment. The waters are crystal clear and ideal for snorkeling, where you can see colorful fish and sometimes sea turtles. The landscape is stunning, with Morro Dois Irmãos in the background, creating a perfect setting for photos. The area is preserved and controlled, ensuring nature conservation. Baía dos Porcos is a must-visit for anyone exploring Fernando de Noronha who wants to see one of its most famous and beautiful landscapes.

• Professional Guide
• Transportation

• Photos
• Food and Drink
• Boat or Kayak Tour
• National Marine Park Entrance
• Snorkeling Equipment

The tour begins with a convenient pick-up from your accommodation between 8:30 and 9:00 AM (local Noronha time). Participants will enjoy a comprehensive island tour in a 4x4 vehicle, exploring the main beaches, historical landmarks, and breathtaking viewpoints. There will be opportunities to stop for swimming and complimentary snorkeling in idyllic locations. The tour concludes with a magnificent sunset, typically at Forte do Boldró, between 6:00 and 6:30 PM. This tour is perfect for those wishing to explore approximately 80% of the island in a single day, making it an excellent choice for the first full day on the archipelago. The itinerary features Praia do Leão, Praia do Sueste, Ponta das Caracas, Praia do Sancho, Mirante da Praia do Sancho, Mirante dos Dois Irmãos, Cacimba do Padre, Baía dos Porcos, and the port area with the Shark Museum and São Pedro Chapel.

• This tour is not private.
• The time indicated at the time of booking is merely indicative.
• One day before your tour, we will contact you via WhatsApp to send you pickup information.
• The entrance fee to the National Marine Park is not included and must be paid directly to the responsible agency. The cost is R$373.00 for the general public and R$186.50 for Brazilians. The ticket is valid for 10 days. Children under 12 and Brazilians over 60 are exempt, upon presentation of documentation.
• Diving equipment is not included and its rental is optional, at the customer’s discretion.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.