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O turismo passou a ser a principal atividade ecônomica da Ilha Grande depois da demolição do presidio, a partir dai a Vila do Abraão vem crescendo e dando cada dia mais, diversidade de serviços e facilidade para os turista, no entanto preocupa ambientalistas com o turismo em massa. logo images (5) logo logo 1/7 < back The Tourism With the fall of the prison in 1994, the tourism sector gained a lot of strength as the new sector of the economy of Ilha Grande, bringing mainly to Abraão, a large amount of investors and new residents. Despite bringing many socioeconomic benefits to the population, the concern with preserving the environment cannot be ruled out, with the large number of new constructions of inns, houses, restaurants, the de-characterization of old buildings, especially those on the edge of the village, and the water treatment capacity that businesses pour daily into the treatment system. With the arrival of cruise ships, the volume of vessels to meet the new demand has also become another concern of environmentalists. The infrastructure of the place has been serving tourists with a wide variety of services in all market niches and the most varied types of tours and restaurants, making their stay much easier of tourists who decide to visit Ilha Grande. Another facility that tourists have had in recent years is the crossing that, a short time ago, had only the official crossing only once a day from Mangaratiba and once a day through Angra dos Reis, and with tourism on the rise, Conceição de Jacareí became the fastest crossing option, and with several vessels during the day taking only 15 minutes the route. Angra dos Reis also started to have several crossing schedules, which greatly facilitated the resident's daily life, and the availability of schedules for tourism. In recent years Tourism has been the main economic activity of Ilha Grande, even for those who do not work directly with tourism. Another very interesting option for those who want to visit Ilha Grande and are coming from Rio de Janeiro is the transfer that makes the transport 3 times a day that includes the car and boat, making it very easy for visitors. See ourtours page and learn about the options, and you can also make your reservation directly on our website. < Dois Rios Sambaquis >

Praia do Pescador Praia do Pescador 1/1 < BEACHES FISHERMAN'S BEACH For those who like peace and tranquility even on crowded days of Ilha Grande, here is the ideal place to spend the day. cove, no tour itinerary includes this beach, which has calm and clear water, also very good for snokel practice, as it has a long coastline on both sides. There is only one resident there who lives by fishing, and you can spend the whole day without any boat stopping there. This beach also has no access by trail, having to hire a Taxi Boat to be able to do this tour. From her position, the sun usually sets a little earlier, so it's worth leaving not too late for this tour. Discover places where others don't < Japariz Barreto >

Araçatiba Araçatiba 1/5 < Beaches Araçatiba Cove Araçatiba cove is very close to Lagoa Verde, one of the most visited tourist spots on Ilha Grande. Araçatiba is the third most populous village on the island, after Provetá, and has 3 beaches: Araçatiba beach, Araçatibinha and Praia da waterfall. On Araçatiba beach there is a small market, some bars and restaurants, and some inns. It also has a regular transport, which crosses to Angra dos Reis. From Araçatibinha beach begins the trail to Provetá and there is only one house on the site, Cachoeira beach is a very small beach and little visited by tourists , it has only a few small inns where only the guests who are in the place stay. From the beach of Araçatiba it takes around 30 minutes to the green lagoon by walking and you can also go by kayak to the lagoon. < Itaguaçu Lagoa Verde >

Conheça um pouco das praias da Ilha Grande.. Fazendo a sua viagem ainda melhor. Antes de viajar programe por onde quer visitar. BEACHES OF ILHA GRANDE Abraham's Cove - A Abraão village is the gateway to Ilha Grande from the village you can go to all beaches either by trail or by boat. Palmas Cove- Place with beautiful beaches, and mandatory passage for those who go to Lopes Mendes by walk, or by boat. It's always worth going back to the place. Lopes Mendes Beach A must-see beach on your trip, Considered among the 10 most beautiful beaches in the world, with clear waters and paradisiacal scenery. Santo Antonio beach - The beach of Santo Antônio is located right next to Lopes Mendes, another paradise beach with few visitors, it is worth a visit. Caxadaço beach - Considered as a hiding place for pirates because it is sheltered by rocks and difficult to identify by navigators. Caxadaço is one of the beautiful beaches on the island. Dois Rios Beach- Famous for having housed one of the maximum security prisons there, which was demolished in 1994, Dois Rios is a great option for hiking on Ilha Grande. parnaioca - It is currently the smallest village on Ilha Grande, but it was not always like that, Parnaioca was once the largest village on Ilha Grande, until the arrival of the Presidio, when everyone moved from there. Praia doa Meros - One of the few beaches impossible to reach by trail, the grouper beach got its name due to the high concentration of this type of fish in the place. Adventurer's Cove - O aventureiro is currently the largest caiçara village, difficult to access, only native people are allowed to have a little piece of this paradise. Beaker- The second largest village in Ilha Grande in terms of population, and the largest fishing village, also known as the village of evangelicals. Peace is felt in the place. Acaia Cave- Despite not being a beach, it is worth putting this place on our page, as the cave is one of the attractions that Ilha Grande has to offer to tourists. Red Beach - A small village that housed one of the largest sardine factories, which currently houses only a few residents. Itaguaçu- Itaguaçu beach is a lost treasure little visited by tourists, it is located between Araçatiba beach and Praia Vermelha. Lagoa Verde - Lagoa Verde is very popular with tourists because it is a sensational place for diving, as its waters allow visibility from afar. Enseada do Sitio Forte- The Enseada is very popular with sailors because of its calm waters and ideal for overnight stays. In low light, it's a super starry sky. Praia de Baixo- Praia de Baixo also known as Freguesia do Sul, the beach is very visited mainly on holidays due to the proximity of Lagoa Azul. Blue Lagoon- The Blue Lagoon is sought after by tourists because it is an easy place to dive, and with fish to see, with just a little food you are surrounded by fish Parish of Santana- A historic site, and with a church still well preserved, the parish of Santana became a private beach a few years ago. Fisherman's Beach - A beach very little visited on boat trips and can only be reached by taxi boat, ideal for those who want to escape the hustle and bustle when the island is crowded. Araçatiba beach- The village of Araçatiba is the third most inhabited village on Ilha Grande, and the closest place to Lagoa Verde, clear waters and great for snokel. Praia da Longa Small village where it is outside the conventional itineraries of boat trips, but its waters are an excellent option for diving. Bananal Cove- Small village where it is outside the conventional itineraries of boat trips, but its waters are an excellent option for diving. Praia da Grumixama- Beach with clear waters, perfect for snorkeling and taking pictures, without ever needing filters or Photoshop corrections. It is very worth knowing. Praia da Baleia- Deserted beach, with access from Freguesia de Santana, and by boat, people who come to Lagoa Azul, by Taxi Boat is worth a visit to this beach. Japariz Beach- The beach is very popular for a stop for lunch on boat trips, although the restaurants are very crowded, the order comes out quickly. Barreto Beach - Small and quiet beach, some taxi boats usually stop there after the lunch stop in Japariz, ideal place for a ride to the next beach. Star Cove - Very sheltered place that at dusk the stars usually reflect on the pair and that's why it got its name. There is located Saco do Céu and several beaches.

Em meados da década de 30 a Ilha Grande passou a explorar a pesca, e a fartura era tanta que imigrantes Japoneses montaram um grande investimento, construindo diversas fabricas de sardinha, que passou a principal atividade ecônomica do local. Antiga Fabrica no Abraão Antiga Fabrica no Abraão 1/2 < back Sardine Factory Ushizuke Nakamashi landed in the Port of Santos in 1915, where he worked for some time as a longshoreman. As a custom of the time, the wives of Japanese immigrants came from their homeland and only knew each other through photography. Dona Shingue comes from Japan to marry Ushizuke Nakamashi. Around 1930, Ushizuke Nakamashi visited Ilha Grande Bay, noticed a large quantity of sardines and decided to explore the fish at Bananal Beach. When he arrived at Bananal, this small community had family farming as its main economic activity. Fishing was occasional, in canoes or on the coast. Ushizuke then became known as João Nakamashi and his wife, Maria Nakamashi (it was common among immigrants to adopt Brazilian names to facilitate communication). João starts his business, industrializing sardines to sell to the Japanese colony in São Paulo. The fish was smoked to be consumed in soups. After some time, the sardines are salted and canned. The family grows, with their children Iwauo, Hiroshi, Sakae, Benedito, Maria Esmeralda and Getúlia. The Sardine Factory is built, the children help with the work. The eldest son Iwauo Nakamashi, and his wife Fuzie Nakamashi, take the venture forward and build a new factory, larger and with modern machinery. The height of activity took place in the mid-60's and 70's when records point to around 20 buildings around the island operating in the activity. The largest and most important of them was located on Matariz beach, where its ruins can still be seen. At the end of that decade, the family's finances went through a serious crisis and his brother Hiroshi Nakamashi left his son Paulo to take care of the family and came to the island to help brother. Two years later, he returns to São Paulo and Kiyoshi Nakamashi, better known as Preto, comes to help his parents. Preto still worked with sardines, but in the mid-1980s the activity was no longer sustainable, due to strict inspections, a decrease in the supply of fish, competition from other regions of the country and new Environmental Laws. In 1987, the Nakamashis, pioneers in sardine exploration, closed their doors. In the 1990s, Preto and his wife Noriko, who had 3 children: Roberta, Diego and Rafaela, began to receive visitors from São Paulo through friends and relatives on the premises of the old factory. The old Sardinha Factory then begins to transform itself into a Pousada. _cc781905-54cbb-bad-cf58d_581905-5cde-3194-bb3b-136bad5cf58d_ Old salting tanks turned into bedrooms, beds are made of bamboo. The Pousada do Preto appears, a great spot for young people who ventured into a destination still little explored. Even on those trips, many couples met, are now married and still frequent the place responsible for the beginning of their romance. The last factory to be closed was that of Matariz in 1992, when the activity at the site was completely stopped. Text: Nakamashi family Bibliography: http://voznativa.eco.br/?p=1094 < Lazaretto Presidio >

Descubra os encantos da Ilha Grande, desde os primódios da Ilha, a passeios e caminhadas, que você pode curtir nas férias tão esperadas, em sua viagem na Ilha Grande. EVERYTHING ABOUT THE GRAND ISLAND Are you traveling to Ilha Grande and want to know a little more about the place? You are on the right page, here you will find Historias da Ilha Grande from the Sambaquis to the present day. A little bit of each beach. Tours to be done, being able to hire directly with us. Movie tips to watch and books to read and a special gallery with several photos of this paradise that enchants so many people. Conheça a História da Ilha Grande Desde a Pré História Os Sambaquis Turismo Conheça a História da Ilha Grande 1/11 In addition to nature and the beauties of Ilha Grande, you still like to know the stories of the place where you are going to travel, the local customs, and how everything happened before being there to enjoy your long-awaited vacation . Then you are on the right page. From now on, travel through time and the charms that Ilha Grande has to offer. Access Here Passeios da Ilha Grande Aguas Cristalinas Trilhas Sensacionais Passeios da Ilha Grande 1/7 On Ilha Grande, there are several types of tours for different purposes, it can be diving, enjoying a beach, taking a walk, and one thing is for sure, whichever tour you choose, satisfaction will be sure. On our tour page, you will know all the tours available at the agencies and see photos of what awaits you. Get in touch with us and secure your reservation. It's simple and easy to do. Access Here caxadaço_edited IMG_20200725_122959_5_edited Trilhas Sensacionais caxadaço_edited 1/8 Discover the beaches of Ilha Grande before arriving on the island, so you won't get lost when you arrive, people often arrive with reservations on other beaches and end up arriving in Abraão, thus spending more time and more money. Then go through our beaches page and don't get lost where to go or where to get. And choose the best place to visit when you're here. Access Here

1/4 < Praia Red Beach Praia Vermelha, is a small village, near Ponta do Acaiá. With few residents, there was one of the largest sardine factories on the island, where there was a large village that lived in function of the factory, until when the factory went bankrupt and the residents left there, for the people who stay there, they can walk to the cave. do acaiá, or even the beach of Itaguaçu which is very close there. Since Abraão there are no tours that do this route as long as a taxi boat is hired, which can do different itineraries departing from tour pattern. < Cave of Acaiá Itaguaçu > Title 2

Grumixama Grumixama 1/10 < Beaches Grumixama beach Praia de Grumixama is a beach with very clear waters similar to the visibility of Lagoa Azul and the coastline on both sides of the beach is perfect for snorkeling , it is almost always possible to see a sea turtle, despite the constant traffic of boats, the turtles still live peacefully in the locality, the beach itself has very white and soft sand, the place has a magnificent sunset, even because At this time of sunset, the beach is almost always empty, and while many other beaches are shady and without sun, there the sun is burning the view that it is almost impossible to look at the horizon. People who visit the beach should always take a walk along the rocks, because there are always spectacular photos, both for the beach side and for the beach side. sea. Although the beach is small and gets quite crowded during holidays, it is possible to enjoy the beach and you have the right (who looks at the sea) there is a little beach that almost never has anyone on the beach. The beach doesn't have a name on maps, but I usually say it's called Bonzai beach, because on top of a rock grew a tree that looks big, but has a very small size. At high tide the beach is almost without sand, and at low tide a good strip of sand appears. On very hot summer days, it is ideal to escape the sun, as the beach has a lot of shade and almost always has an umbrella to hide from the sun. < Praia de Baixo Lagoa Azul >

Além dos Sambaquis, os Índios viveram muitos anos na Ilha Grande até a chegada dos Portugueses. Conheça essa história. 1/4 < back Indians on Ilha Grande Before the arrival of the Portuguese in Brazil, the Indians were the only inhabitants of the place, and there may have been up to 5 million Indians throughout the territory,_cc781905-5cde -3194-bb3b-136bad5cf58d_ so there were different tribes. In the Southeast region, but specifically from the south of São Paulo in Bertioga to the Lagos region, in Rio de Janeiro, the predominant tribe was the Tamoios tribe. Studies estimate that around 70 thousand Indians lived in the region, they say that Tamoio was the oldest tribe of the Indians, taking into account that Tamoio, in Tupi means grandparents. The Tamoios had great skill in archery and hunting, while the women were great cultivators. This group of Indians were Cannibals, and they ate the flesh of their enemies, which may seem very strange to us, but for them it meant a ritual in order to absorb intelligence, vigor, courage and wisdom of its rivals. On Ilha Grande it is estimated that around 150 Indians enjoyed the beauties of Ilha Grande, they lived in 6 large hollows and lived specifically from fishing, hunting and cultivation. These Indians called Ilha Grande Ipaum Guaçu, whose translation is Ilha Grande. With the arrival of the Portuguese in 1502, in an expedition commanded by André Gonçalves, who arrived at the place thinking it was a river mouth because of the tip of the bell and Castilian when they arrived on the other side of the island they realized it was an island and of new lands. The Portuguese soon with little time already tried to enslave the Indians, because the Tamoios were very aloof and did not accept slavery, it was when the Portuguese caused a great genocide. It was only in 1556 that the settlers arrived from the Azores, who created a village by settling in the cove. In 1608, it became Vila dos Reis Magos on Ilha Grande. Bibliography. http://www.aemerj.org.br/index.php/municipios/4-angra-dos-reis https://www.portalsaofrancisco.com.br/turismo/ilha-grande . < The Shellmounds Discovery of Ilha >

1/5 < Beaches Praia de Baixo Praia de Baixo also known as Freguesia de Sul, the beach that faces the Blue Lagoon, however it has a connection with the parish of Santana that with a trail It takes only 5 minutes to cross from one beach to the other. Baixo beach has an old pirates cemetery, which is closed and abandoned, however it is possible to see the tombs from the gate. The beach is very popular, especially during the holiday season, where schooners and taxi boats stop, many of which leave tourists there after passing through Lagoa Azul and find tourists on the beach of Freguesia de Santana. Antes o local tinha um vilarejo onde foi comprada por uma propriedade privada e agora it is not possible to go inside between the two beaches, and the trail is being followed by a detour that also takes very little time from one to the other. < Bananal Bay Grumixama >

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Praia da Longa Praia da Longa 1/4 < Beaches Praia da Longa Praia da Longa is a beach little visited by tourists on boat trips. and have the possibility to choose where to stop, it is worth asking the sailor to stop here. The beach is a very quiet place, perfect place to take another dip after passing through Lagoa Verde, and before going to the beach for lunch, at Praia da Longa, there is a waterfall, ideal for taking that freshwater bath to take salt before going to the beach for lunch, as these tours usually stop at Maguariqueçaba beach for lunch. The Longa beach is very used by the residents of Aventureiro for when the sea is going to be very angry, the residents take their anger boats go there and make a trail that is little known, which takes around 1.5 hours (One and a half hours) of walk, which goes straight to Praia do Sul, leaving the side of the demo coast. Ali is also famous for being a place where boats are built, making it practically the main activity of the locals. If your tour is by Taxi Boat, don't miss this wonderful place. < Lagoa Verde Ubatubinha >