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Proveta Proveta 1/3 < Beaches Beaker Proveta Beach is the second largest village on Ilha Grande with its majority of evangelical residents, despite having one of the largest populations on the island, you can see the tranquility of the place, with the silent streets and the very hospitable people. The predominant local activity in the place is fishing, with several large fishing boats, but tourism also has a good share of the local activity. To get to the test tube beach walking, you can come by Araçatiba beach, which is a 2-hour trail with a medium difficulty level, or by Aventureiro beach which is considered the most difficult trail on the island, with a very steep climb considered the steepest climb of the trails on the island. The view of the arrival of the trail from Aventureiro to Proveta is sensational, for those who want to take a walk around Ilha Grande, you have to go through this wonderful beach and this challenging trail. < Meros Acaia Grotto >

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Aqui você vai conhecer todas as praias que estão ao redor da enseada do Abraão, belas praias, tranquila para nadar, andar de caiaque, SUP, curtir um bar, e ver o por do sol. Viage para Ilha Grande conhecendo o que ira fazer antes de chegar, assim sua viagem sera muito mais proveitosa. Enseada do Abraão Canto da Praia Entrada do Buganville. Enseada do Abraão 1/11 < Beaches Abraao Cove Abraão village currently has 7 thousand inhabitants and is the largest village on Ilha Grande, with the largest infrastructure structure to receive its visitors, with Inns, Restaurants, Souvenir Shops, Tour Agencies, Medical Center, Pharmacy, Markets etc... In high season the population can double or triple the number of inhabitants. Abraão is usually divided into three parts by the residents: The center, where the two piers are located, is the largest trade of markets, restaurants, and agencies; The village, which is on the left side of the beach (for those looking at the sea), so called because it was the military village at the time of the prison. O Canto, so called because it is the corner of the beach, it is usually the best place to enjoy the beach. BELA CASA ILHA GRANDE is just 5 minutes from the pier and the town centre. On Ilha Grande it is not possible to find a bank or ATM, but in all establishments you can use credit or debit cards, but it is always good to come with a small reserve of cash. In Abraão beach, the water is not ideal for bathing, but around there are several beautiful beaches with good water quality. In just a few minutes of walking it is possible to be at several beaches great for bathing, paddling, swimming, standing up, or enjoying a beach bar. Below we will present a little of each of these beaches. 1/6 Julia's Beach Julia beach is very close to Abraão village, from the tourist pier, it is only 10 minutes away, and from the beach corner, _cc781905-5cde-3194-bb3b- 136bad5cf58d_is just 3 minutes away.. Perfect beach for swimming, paddling or supper, on the beach there is a nice restaurant bar to enjoy the day. Durante a noite, o bar funciona e fecha as 22:00 hs. There are usually no taxi boats due to the proximity to Abraão. 1/4 Praia da Bica Charming beach with crystal clear waters, and as the name says, a stream of water flows there and has a fresh water spout. The beach is very small and is a minute away from Julia's beach. This beach doesn't have any kind of bar, and it has a lot of shade, being a very cool beach, it's possible to go swimming from Julia's beach to Praia da bica. Ideal for a swim in the sea with the family in the late afternoon after a walk. 1/1 Praia da Comprida Praia Comprida is a very calm beach, with clean water and a particularity not found in others around it. When entering the water, the sandbar goes for a few meters shallow and suddenly sinks from 1.5 meters, to 8 meters in the form of a precipice, good for those who want to snorkel. It is 5 minutes after Praia da Bica. To follow the next beach, you must take the trail in the middle of the beach and not at the end of it, as the others are. Crena Crena 1/3 Praia da Crena Praia da Crena is 10 minutes from Praia Comprida, and has a restaurant with good live music, but with a slightly high price. The place is great for bathing as it is shallow for a long distance. As it faces west, the beach has the best sunset in Abraão cove, there are several taxi boats that make the crossing to the village. The beach has a good strip of sand, keeping it beach even on high tide days. 1/2 Guaxuma beach Praia da Guaxuma is right after Praia da Crena and almost facing Abraão, there is an inn, so it has a stone wall and the beach, leaving a very small strip of sand, and when the tide rises, there is almost no beach. There are almost not many people there, being a very quiet beach to enjoy, for those who want to be in contact with nature. As it is very close to the coast that leads to Abraãozinho, there is the best spot for snokel, in the bay of A arm. Abraãozinho Abraãozinho 1/4 Abraaozinho beach Praia do Abraãozinho, is 45 minutes from the village of Abraão, and it is common for taxi boats to make this route. From Praia Comprida it is 15 minutes by trail and from Crena it is 5 minutes. It is a very nice beach and good to spend the day, but on high tide days, usually full moon and new moon, it has a very short strip of sand, and this usually happens as 14 hours. It also has two restaurants and stand up boards and kayaks for rent. 1/1 bat beach Praia do Morcego, is after Abraãozinho, however it is not possible to arrive by trail, because the "owners" of the beach closed the trail. The beach has a historic building, where it has the third masonry house in Brazil, where a private museum was built, with several pieces found on the island. It is possible to go by kayak or SUP to the place, but visiting this historical heritage is not allowed. The place is very quiet, worth a paddle there to enjoy this peace. 1/7 < Star Cove Black Beach The Beach It's on the left side of the cove, a beach full of history, at the entrance you can see a Litica workshop (Stone where the Sambaquis sharpened their tools ), next to the river is the old prison, which at first was a farmhouse, and then a quarantine house before being a prison. Check it out on our stories page. The beach got its name because of its black sand, formed by materials from the surrounding rocks, interesting because it is next to Abraão beach, only it has this type of sand. From there, you can reach the poção and visit the Lazareto, a building built by Dom Pedro I to bring water to the farmhouse. The black beach is just 10 minutes from the center of Abraão. Palmas Cove >

1/5 < Beaches Acaia Cave The Gruta do Acaiá, despite not being a beach, is worth being placed on our Beach list, as it is another spectacle that the island has for offer, to get to the cave, it is possible to get there by walking from the red beach, in a walk around 2 hours of walking, already by boat it is necessary to know the place to be able to stop the boat and go up along the coast, and enter in the hole in the floor, and going through the crack until you reach the hall, and inside the magic happens, the crystal clear and neon water, for those who know and are a good diver, it is possible to enter the cave and exit along the coast into the sea, on the other hand, those who want to take a risk enter from the outside to the inside, diving, the adventure is already quite dangerous, and possible only for those who know a lot about the place. In Abraão there are some tour itineraries that make this cave, but normally the tour is by schooner or taxi boat. _cc781905-5cde-3194-bad_bb5cf-136 < Provetá Praia Vermelha >

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

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 >

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.

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 >

A Ilha Grande também foi dominada por Piratas, tendo em vista que ali era ótimo abrigo para se esconder, abastecerem e planejar ataques as embarcações que passavam por ali ruma a europa com as riquezas de ouro e outras mercadorias, madeira e café. Thomas Cavendshi 1/5 < back The Pirates on the Big Island Pirates were present on Ilha Grande and had a historical role of international prominence, recording episodes of piracy, slave trade and smuggling of goods between the 16th century and XIX. With the discovery of gold and silver in Peru, at the end of the 16th century, the Plata basin became a place of embarkation for the Spaniards. Europe, the Prata basin, the islands off the southern coast of Brazil, were better options for water and timber supplies. The islands of Santa Catarina (Florianópolis), São Sebastião (Ilhabela) and Rio de Janeiro (Ilha Grande) were strategic points for these travelers. During this period Portugal lost the battles and the “Invincible Armada” ended, so the Lusitanian fleet from Spain dominated the territory._cc781905-5cde-3194-bb3b -136bad5cf58d_ With the Portuguese defrauded, pirates from various places came to the coast to smuggle gold, silver, and wood, Spanish vessels suffered greatly from looting by pirates. Ilha Grande was a place much sought after by pirates, there is plenty of water to supply their vessels, in addition to that on the Island there are perfect hiding places, and the Portuguese hardly ever stopped there to disturb the pirates. Caxadaço was a beach used by pirates because it has a rocky slope where those who pass sailing cannot see the beach or the boats that are there. Vessels leaving Paraty that passed through there towards Europe were looted by pirates. The place was used by pirates for a long time even after the abolition of slavery, where they would take hidden slaves for illegal trafficking. Stories tell that the most frequent pirates in the region were the English, Dutch, French and Argentines. english pirates In mid-December 1591, Ilha Grande was attacked by the English Corsair Thomas Cavendish, who looted the local population and set fire to their homes,_cc781905-5cde -3194-bb3b-136bad5cf58d_ leaving in sequence for Ilhabela making another attack in Vila de Santos. Between 1585 and 1605, there were numerous attacks in the region, between Cabo Frio and Santa Catarina. The Pirates' Preferred Islands were Marambaia, Ilha dos Porcos, Ilha Grande, Ilhabela and Florianópolis, where the passage of Spanish ships was more common going to and from Silver with many riches. The attacks were so many that Felipe II of Spain maintained a coast guard in the region, naming Martim de Sá. The pirate Juan Lorenzo, a protege of King Felipe II, built a house on the beach that he named Praia do Morcego. The house is considered the third masonry construction in Brazil. Where legend says that he has his treasure buried on the island in front of the beach. The pirate Thomas Cavendish, spent the last years of his short life in Brazil, dying at the age of 31. The pirate was well known for his constant activities in the attacks, having participated in the attack on Virginia in the United States, and after these attacks he decided to venture into the South Atlantic, where he acted for the rest of his life. The English even attacked Vitória, in Espirito Santo, Ilha Grande, in Rio de Janeiro, Ilhabela, in São Paulo. In Santa Catarina, he burned mills and made many slaves in the region. Dutch Pirates The Dutch were also present on Ilha Grande in the early 17th century. The Dutch left genetic inheritances on the island, which can be seen in the traits of some natives, who have Indian traits and blue eyes, but with the Dutch acting more in the north of the country, attacks in the Ilha Grande region have become rare. french pirates After the Dutch stopped working on Ilha Grande, they came around the 18th century around 17 years between (1701 and 1718)._cc781905-5cde- 3194-bb3b-136bad5cf58d_ The French had Ilha Grande as a great shelter, as they could intercept ships leaving Paraty, which was one of the main ports for the shipment of gold that came of Minas Gerais; Also for having a great abundance of wood and water, being able to resupply its boats. _cc74c-de-bb313 -136bad5cf58d_ Several were the records of French ships bringing cargo of goods of French origin, mainly on Ilha Grande, more precisely in the cove of Palmas, Abraão and Sítio Forte. After international policy treaties, even with the extinction of French piracy, the French continued to sail along the coast legally, transporting French colonies destined for the French islands in the extreme southern Latin America. In this way, they continued to dock in Ilha Grande, because to supply their vessels they did not pay fees as they should if they dock in Rio de Janeiro. Argentine pirates In 1827 three attacks by Argentine privateers took place on Ilha Grande, authorized by the local government. One against the Dois Rios farm, another at Ponta do Castelhano and another at Palmas cove In the last attack, the Argentines lost a ship that was shot down by the Brazilian force. . Pirate from the Greek peiratés, literally “one who attacks”, from peiran, “to attack, to harass”. Corsario comes from the Italian corsáro, from the Latin cursorius, from cursus, “race, course”, from currere, “to run”. A privateer is a pirate who had a Charter of Corso, a government license to attack enemy vessels, and was a cheap way to expand a country's offensive fleet. The corsairs were allowed to attack enemy vessels from that country during the period of wars, they had authorization to loot them, paying up to 1/5 of the loot to the Crown, and they could take refuge in the colonies of the kingdom that granted the Charter._cc781905-5cde- 3194-bb3b-136bad5cf58d_ At the end of the war, mere pirates were back. Buccaneer is the pirate of the Caribbean. The root of the word buccaneer is in the French “boucanier” - the boucan is a grill used to make smoked meat by the Arawak Indians in the Caribbean. Bibliography: http://www.ecobrasil.eco.br/site_content/28-categoria-documentos/1110-relatorio-turismo-da-ilha-grande-piratas < Colonization Lazareto >

Os Sambaquis viveram na Ilha Grande a milhares de anos atrás e ainda existe registros e marcas deles. Conheça um pouco dessa história. Locais de Sambaquis Marcas Nas Pedras Praia Preta, Lopes Mendes, Aventureiro, Acaiá. Aventureiro Maior Sambaqueiro Encontrado Na Ilha Grande. Locais de Sambaquis 1/8 LET'S KNOW WHAT ARE SAMBAQUIS? For those of you who are going to visit Ilha Grande, you would like to know a little about the local history, and imagine that it all started with the discovery of the island by Europeans, did you know that the island was inhabited for over 10 thousand years? The Amerindians were prehistoric peoples, they used to have an average of 1.5 meters and lived from the activity the main fishing and collectors_ shells and shellfish, but as these molluscs were not enough for their survival, they fished and had their main food. They used to fish in shallow waters and also dominated fishing in deeper places. Better known as sambaquis, as they were called by the tupiguarani indians, which in tupi sambaquis means heaps of shells, as they buried their species along with the shell remains and also with some artifacts, utensils and weapons that they produced. These peoples were the first records of inhabitants on our coastal coast, where there are more than 2,000 of these agglomerates registered, with some reaching more than 30 meters tall, as well as Santa Catarina and Rio Grande do Sul. Archaeologists found some of these clusters of shells in the Aventureiro Cove, between Praia do Sul and Praia do Oriente, better known as Islet of the south, however throughout Ilha Grande it is possible to see caves in the coastal rocks where the stone tools were sharpened, which were used for fishing and hunting these places are called Lítica workshop. The species of fish that were most found next to their bodies was the croaker, which on average was up to 30% less than those found today , as they used to fish in large quantities in places that were nurseries of these fish. Climate change has made these peoples migrate from the north, and settle in the south and southeast._cc-95cde99 -bb3b-136bad5cf58d_ Tools found in these piles of shells, bodies, and artifacts, proved that they made canoes for fishing, explaining how they arrived on islands, as in the case of Ilha Great. For those interested in visiting some of these Litica Workshop, here are some tips. In Praia Preta, which is 10 minutes from Vila do Abraão, there are several of these brands, in Lopes Mendes, who walks to the right side of the beach, which by the way is a special place to visit, since the waters there are always calm and clear, on the border between the two beaches there are several stones with these marks, and crossing this other little beach, which is part of Lopes Mendes, you can also find some of these marks. On this border between the two beaches, a large amount of fossils were also found, also considered more of a sambaquis. At Ponta do Acaiá, where there is the Gruta do Acaiá, a beautiful place to visit, a sambaqui was also found, and it is also possible to find these workshops. In the Aventureiro cove, there are also a lot of marks on the rocks, where the largest cluster of samba was found on Ilha Grande, both on Praia do Aventureiro, on Ilhote do Sul and on Canto do Leste, it is possible to easily find these marks. Now that you know a little about this history and the places where they are, when you visit Ilha Grande, Try to notice in these places, a little of this History Visit the Sites and Learn More Research Magazine: Prehistoric Fishing Native Voice: The Sambaquis Super Interesting: What Are the Shellmounds PDF About Shellmounds on Ilha Grande Bibliography, for the creation of the matter The Indians > Oficinas Liticas

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 >

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