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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 >

Conheça os passeios que a Vila do Abraão te oferece. Nessa página você vai conhecer os passeios de barco, lancha, taxi boat e caminhadas. Faça sua reserva antecipada e ganhe descontos. ILHA GRANDE ESPERANDO _cc781905-5cde -3194-bb3b-136bad5cf58d_ _cc781905-5cde-3194-bb3b- 136bad5cf58d_ FOR YOU ALL YOUR TOURS ARE HERE More important than taking a trip, is having a successful and well-used trip. That's why we make a point of indicating the best tours and the best tips to make the most of your trip. transfer Describe your image Aeroportos Ilha Facilidade em Sua Travessia Aeroporto Santos Drumont Ponto de encontro na Aeroporto Nacional transfer Describe your image 1/8 Greater convenience for you who are in Rio de Janeiro and want to come to Ilha Grande. The Transfer Ilha Grande has regular schedules from Rio de Janeiro from various points of the city, direct to Ilha Grande, picking you up at the agreed point leading to Conceição de Jacarei and with a fast boat to the village of Abraão. Have more comfort and convenience without worrying about traffic or parking. schedule now BRL 140 p.p Ilha Grande Hiking As melhores Caminhadas com os Melhores Guias Praia do Aventureiro Lindas Imagens Todos os Dias. Por do Sol Trilha de Lopes Mendes. Ilha Grande Hiking As melhores Caminhadas com os Melhores Guias 1/7 For those of you who like to walk, Ilha Grande Hiking has several sensational itineraries, from day hikes to Pico do Papagaio to 7-day hikes around the island, passing by the main beaches. programmed. Live the experience of discovering paradisiacal beaches with those who know and know where to take you. Don't miss this opportunity. schedule now From: R$ 120p.p Praia de Lopes Mendes Intitulada uma das dez praias mais lindas do mundo Vista Aerea Lina Imagem Taxi Boat Passeios de Taxi Boat, um Jeito Rápido de chegar a Praia. Praia de Lopes Mendes Intitulada uma das dez praias mais lindas do mundo 1/11 Lopes Mendes, a must-see for anyone visiting Ilha Grande. The trip to Lopes Mendes can be by Schooner, which takes around 40 minutes by boat, or by Taxi Boat, which takes around 25 minutes. The crossing takes you to Lopes Mendes beach and from there a 20-minute walk to this magnificent beach. Those who like to walk can take the walk from Abraão, which takes around two hours, passing through the palm beach. schedule now BEST SELLER From: R$ 30p.p MEIA VOLTA Agua Cristalina Perfeita Para Mergulho. Lagoa Azul Meia Volta, um passeio que não pode faltar. Maguariquessaba. Parada Pra Almoço. MEIA VOLTA Agua Cristalina Perfeita Para Mergulho. 1/11 < Here you will discover Lagoa Azul, Lagoa Verde, Maguariquessaba, Saco do Céu, and Praia da Feicera. The tour leaves at 10:00 AM and returns at 17:00 PM, spending the entire day discovering wonderful beaches and diving in crystal clear waters. Secure your spot. schedule now From: R$ 110 pp Ilhas Paradisíacas Agua Cristalina Perfeita Para Mergulho. Ilha das Botinas A Ilha Gêmea de Angra dos Reis. Praia do Dentista Aguas Claras que nem se vê. Ilhas Paradisíacas Agua Cristalina Perfeita Para Mergulho. 1/10 Ilha Paradisíacos, is a sensational tour, passing through several islands of Angra dos Reis, such as Ilha das Reis Botinas, Piedade Island, Dentista Beach. The tour leaves at 10:00 AM and returns at 17:00 PM, perfect for those who want to spend the day diving and enjoying the beauties of Angra dos Reis . For those who like to see the famous. at the dentist's beach in season, it's the place where you will find your Idol. schedule now From: R$ 150 pp aventureiro_edited_edited O passeio Mais completo Caxadaço Feiticeira aventureiro_edited_edited O passeio Mais completo 1/10 Ilha Paradisíacos, is the most complete tour , passing through several of the most beautiful beaches of Ilha Grande, starting with Caxadaço Parnaioca, Aventureiro, Praia dos Meros, Maguariquessaba (for lunch) and finally Feiticeira. The tour leaves at 9:30 AM and returns at 17:00 PM, ideal for those who want to see the whole island in one day. However, Volta a Ilha depends on weather conditions and does not take place on rough or windy days. schedule now From: R$ 180 pp Meia Volta Ilha Grande hike

WHAT TO BRING FOR MY TRIP? What to take. What not to take. Backpack: On Ilha Grande the streets are made of dirt, sand or stones. Therefore, it is highly advisable to travel with a backpack and not a suitcase. This will make your trip a lot easier.

O Lazareto funcionou por muito tempo como hospedaria de quarentena para imigrantes que entravam no Brasil entre o seculo XIX e XX, depois passando por presidio essa construção teve uma grande importância na história do pais. Lazareto praia Preta Predio onde é a atual escola Arqueduto Lazareto praia Preta 1/20 < back Lazaretto Preta beach belonged to a Dutchman who had his farmhouse on the site when in 1884 his house was sold to the Portuguese empire, where it was turned into a quarantine hospital sheltering immigrants who came from countries where there were outbreaks of contagious diseases, especially cholera. At that time, more precisely in 1893, the Aqueduct was built, a construction made to bring water to the Lazaretto. The construction was done by the slaves, with whale oil and stones, there was also built a dam that until the present day serves as a supply for the village of Abraão. The ruins of the Aqueduct can still be visited today, one of the few buildings that remained standing at the time. Its buildings allowed the continuous surveillance of the inmates, who were subjected to different isolation regimes depending on the class they occupied on the ship. Initially, the commission composed of Francisco Antonio de Paula Freitas, engineer of the Empire, Doctor Nuno de Andrade, port health inspector and Antonio Luiz von Hoonholtz, the baron of Teffé, made reports forwarding to the Minister of Justice and Internal Affairs, established the guidelines for the construction of a lazaretto and explained the reasons why the government should place it in Vila do Abraão, Ilha Grande, on the coast of Rio de Janeiro. Among the main reasons for choosing the location was the fact that it is isolated from the mainland, the cove that allows several ships to dock at a distance from each other , the possibility of building several buildings and compartments, the favorable winds to renew the air, and the possibility of separating the different classes A, B, C that came in the ships, and the different levels of severity of each individual. In the reports Paula Freitas demonstrated the great importance of separating the classes that came on the ships. They emphasized that the place should be solely and exclusively for the quarantine and observation of immigrants, not as a hospital or treatment center and when the disease is detected in someone, these should be transferred to another building or floating ward, ensuring the non-proliferation of the disease. The project was debated and opposed by the Municipality of Angra dos Reis, as such a project would radically transform the future of the region. However, on July 6, 1884, the project considered the most expensive heritage of the Union started of (989,569,718). The imperial government bought three sites, at first the farm of the Dutchman in Vila do Abraão, where the main buildings were installed, then the farm of Dois Rios, bought to serve as a supply of water and foodstuffs, breeding. and conservation of the forests, and finally a plot of land in Bica, for the construction of a small isolation hospital, located near Ponta Grossa. Several texts state that the Lazareto da Ilha Grande only functioned until 1913, but disinfection activities continued until much later, albeit at a slower pace. Gradually the site was deactivated as new lazarettos were built along the coast increasing the effectiveness of health control in ports. New rigorous epidemiological methods no longer accepted the concentration of affected and unaffected patients in the same center, which made the place an unhealthy focus. Oswaldo Cruz positioned himself for the transformation of the Ilha Grande Lazareto into an agricultural colony destined to isolate and provide comfort to leprosy victims. He defended the use of the site for prophylaxis considered more effective for leprosy in the first decades of the 20th century: isolation for an indefinite period. Belisário Penna, who had worked with the hygienist since 1903 and was an active member of the campaign to combat leprosy, has long defended the transformation of Ilha Grande into the "Municipality of Redenção", a place for victims of the Hansens mass. Penna argued that the The creation of a leper colony on the island would not pose a risk to the crews of the ships in operation and that the proximity to the mainland would prevent the patients established there from having the impression of exile. José da Silva Joaquim Sardinha, one of the first directors of the Lazareto, argued that the Lazareto could lend itself to the installation of an agricultural institute for the boarding school for orphans , under the direction of the Dois Rios Correctional colony. Despite pressure from Oswaldo Cruz, Belisário Pena and Joaquim Sardinha, the place did not become an isolation facility for leprosy patients or orphans, although, due to of his name is sometimes confused with a leper colony. The built complex continued to carry out activities related to health control of travelers arriving at the ports, being, from time to time, used as a prison. Doctor Alfredo de Mello Alvim, appointed in 1903 by Oswaldo Cruz as substitute director of the Lazareto, ended up remaining at the head of the institution for a long period. In October 1917, due to the declaration of war by Brazil against Germany, the government provisionally replaced the Lazareto da Ilha Grande with the Ministry of the Navy, National security. A month later, however, it was decided not to intern the German prisoners there and the measure was revoked, returning the institution to the care of the Ministry of Justice and Internal Affairs. At the time, as the various ports already had effective means of carrying out health control, the authorities no longer sent all ships to Ilha Grande because the measure, in addition to being unproductive, brought the risk of contamination along the way, the local is now restricted to special cases only. However, the war caused devastation of all kinds in Europe, and some epidemics spread to other continents through maritime trade. Thus, in November 1918, the Lazaretto returned to centralize the health control of the ports, in order to prevent cholera. Teófilo Torres, director general of Public Health, informed the Ministry of Justice and Internal Affairs of the measures taken at the time. In 1919, reports from the Port Health Inspection made several mentions of pneumonic influenza due to the war, as well as the centralized control of ships in Lazareto da Ilha Great. This one again received numerous vessels. About seven thousand passengers and countless patients were treated there. In the case of the English ship Darro, coming from Liverpool through Lisbon, of the 65 passengers it carried, 16 died during the voyage and the others were hospitalized in the quarantine station. a broad reformulation of health services and the DGSP was replaced by the National Department of Public Health, directed by Carlos Chagas, from its creation until 1926. The decree that regulated the activities of the new department established, in relation to maritime health defense, only two quarantine sites in the country, one in the north in Tamandaré, and another in the south, in Ilha Grande. At the end of the government of Epitácio Pessoa, several soldiers who participated in the movement of the fort of Copacabana, in 1922, were arrested. And in July 1924 a new rebellion took place in Rio de Janeiro, already characterizing a second phase of the movement. Resistance to the government continued after the election of Artur Bernardes, who governed the country under a state of siege (1922-1926). The contestations were led by the governor of Rio Grande do Sul, Borges de Medeiros, by the governor of Rio de Janeiro, Nilo Peçanha, and by military lieutenants. The arrests continued, and in 1925 the Lazareto was transformed into a private military prison under the jurisdiction of the Ministry of War, for people accused of political crimes. Upon taking office in 1926, President Washington Luís declared the end of the state of siege, and in 1927 the prison was abolished. About one hundred soldiers were sent to Ilha Grande. As prisoners were not incarcerated all the time, many fled. Several lawsuits were filed, requesting that the fugitives be considered deserters. Political repression continued for years and for many accused of amnesty only came with the seizure of power by Getúlio Vargas in 1930. of partial freedom, although the escape from the island to the mainland was not easy. Therefore, the condition of prison was due to the difficulty of escape, and not to incarceration. During the government of Getúlio Vargas (1930-1945), the Lazareto buildings were once again used as a political prison. Those who participated in the Constitutionalist Revolt of 1932 were sent there. One of the most complete testimonies we have of this period is that of Orígenes Lessa, imprisoned on the island for three months. In addition to the report of great repercussion, “Não há de ser nada” (Lessa 1932), he also published the book Ilha Grande, a prisoner of war newspaper, in which he reports the arrival of the two thousand prisoners of the 1932 revolt (Lessa 1933) The constitutional war was fought by businessmen and civilians who did not agree with Vargas' constitutional guidelines, and thousands of inmates were taken to the Ilha Grande prison, which it had only been built for up to 500 guests and thousands of inmates were being placed there in deplorable conditions, and some were even in dark, damp cells below sea level where they spent much of the day wet or damp. After the Communist uprising, in November 1935, the arrest of militants and communists became routine. For the Two Rivers Correctional Colony and not for Lazareto. were Graciliano |Ramos and others. However, it was only in 1942 that Lazareto became president definitively. After huge renovations, the Penal Colony Cândido Mendes was created in the same place, which together with the Agricultural Colony of the Federal District, installed in Dois Rios, constituted one of the most significant prison complexes in the Republic. The penitentiary policy at the time focused on the recovery of common prisoners after their passage through agricultural colonies, and a large infrastructure was created on Ilha Grande. Plantations, workshops, animal husbandry and maintenance of the road and other penal facilities began to occupy the prisoners' day. The penal colony was destroyed by implosion, with all its historic buildings, in 1962, by order of Governor Carlos Lacerda. Along with the dungeons of the penitentiary, whose ruins can still be seen today, the main landmarks of the old farm of the Dutchman, the Lazaretto and the quarantine policy were destroyed. Their memory, however, is still present among the residents of the region. Supporting material for the text: https://www.scielo.br/j/hcsm/a/dLDTZHLShzVhcRhrM76PcCr/?lang=pt . < The Pirates Fabricas >

Freguesia de Santana Freguesia de Santana 1/12 < BEACHES Parish of Santana The Parish of Santana is another beach that is on the route of many walks and is usually always full of tourists and schooners, on this beach there is a historic church from 1843 There was a large coffee and sugar cane farm there, and it was one of the first villages inhabited after colonization, on Ilha Grande. The local besides being one of the first, and also one of the villages with the most people. This ruin is still well preserved and next to it some tombs from that time can be visited. Access to the Parish of Santana, can be by foot or by boat, but the people who are in Vila do Abraão, could take up to 4 hours walking, on a trail with an average level of walking, so the boat trip ends up being more common. < Praia da Baleia Japariz >

Conheça as atividades e particulariedades da Praia de Lopes Mendes na Ilha Grande, conciderada entre as 10 mais lindad do mundo. 1/4 < Beaches Caxadaço Praia de Caxadaço is already a very hidden beach, for those who are sailing, so it is easy to find only those who already know the place. This beach was once used as a hiding place for pirates, as their vessels could be in a sheltered and hidden place, having privileged view of who is sailing and the navigators could not see who was on the beach. It is currently the first stop on the tour ofReturn to the Island. The tour stop lasts around 40 minutes, enough for a swim, or a few jumps from the rock that has the coast, which can fall straight into the sea, a very exciting jump, for those who like to jump high. The beach has a very short strip of sand, which can get very crowded in the summer, but for those who enjoy a dip it doesn't make much difference, as the This place is ideal for snokel practice, being able to do diving for beginners inside the cove and for the more advanced to the outside of the cove. Access by trail is by way of Dois Rios, and almost reaching the village, take the trail that leads to Caxadaço around 1 more hours walking. From Caxadaço there is a trail to Santo Antônio, which takes around 2 more hours of walking._cc -3194-bb3b-136bad5cf58d_ Tanto a trilha que vai para o Caxadaço como a que vai do Caxadaço para Santo Antônio it is advisable to go with Local Guides e Accredited because there are some points that the trail may be closed, in addition to the fact that the path has a lot of history to be told, and it's always good to know a little about the history of the place. The walk made from Abraão / Caxadaço / Santo Antônio/ Lopes Mendes and returning to Abraham is named after Path of the Pirates" a unique and unforgettable experience. _cc781905-5cde-3194-bb5cf58d_ our partner Big Island Hiking. < Saint Anthony Dois Rios >

Conheça histórias sensacionais da Ilha Grande e venha conhecer esse paraíso com o conhecimento que poucos tem. Desde os Sambaquis, Descobrimento, Colonização e muito mais. ILHA GRANDE STORIES TIME TO KNOW THE GRAND ISLAND FROM THE BEGINNINGS In addition to the natural wonders, you are also interested in the history of the place. Ilha Grande is full of stories, from the beginning to the present day. When planning your trip to Ilha Grande, be sure to know what is waiting for you and read our columns, with everything that happened in this paradise. THE SAMBAQUIS What does Sambaqui mean? Who was? What did they do? What are your customs? What can we see of your brands still on Ilha Grande? In our text you will find a little bit of this charming story, and you will be amazed at a little more of what awaits you on Ilha Grande, and you will not go unnoticed when you cross a stone with these marks and start to look at these stones with different eyes. Know more INDIANS IN ILHA GRANDE Ipaum Guaçu in Tupi Guarani means Ilha Grande, and we can already see that Ilha Grande was inhabited long before the arrival of the Portuguese. Here you will learn a little more about the customs of these peoples and what their fate was with the arrival of the colonizers. Know more Discovery of Ilha Grande Did you know that Ilha Grande is almost the same age as Brazil, and just two years after the arrival of the Portuguese on our coast, the Island was confused with Guanabara Bay on the 6th of January, the date of Santos Reis, hence the name Angra dos Reis. Follow our page and learn about this story. Know This Story Colonies on the Big Island On Ilha Grande there were two large farms, where one of them was sold to Dom Pedro, who used it as a farmhouse for quarantine to put the slaves who came from Europe with diseases such as leprosy, for quarantine and there they selected who would be executed and who could be used as a slave on the island or on the mainland. Discover Cologne The Pirates on the Big Island Ilha Grande was a refuge for pirates for a long time. wealth for Europe, it was also a route for those who went to La Prata, easy to open and with plenty of water to supply their boats See this story Lazaretto The Lazareto was an important place of quarantine in Brazil, where immigrants had to undergo an evaluation, before they could disembark in the country, there they were evaluated and when necessary were treated for their illnesses that could pose a risk to the country. Later it also began to function as a prison for political prisoners. the Lazaretto Sardines Factory For a long time Ilha Grande housed a large number of sardine factories, where it was the biggest economic activity of the place, due to its predatory fishing, sardines became extinct and business was no longer sustainable, meaning that in 1992 the last unit in operation on Matariz beach was closed. Know the History Two Rivers Prison The Candido Mendes Penal Institute in the village of Dois Rios, had great stories and countless characters who served time there, both for political crimes and for crimes in society, the escape of prisoners haunted villages, and from there emerged the red phalanx, known today as the red command. Find out about the Location The Tourism With the end of the prison, Ilha Grande became one of the most visited itineraries in Rio de Janeiro, with the high tourist demand and the great growth of enterprises in the place, the Island faces a great challenge, between preservation and sustainability. The Tourism

1/5 < Beaches Saint Anthony Santo Antônio is a small and very heavenly beach, with a small strip of sand, but great place for some photos on your social networks. The beach is in the open sea but usually doesn't have good waves for surfing, however it is a good place for diving as long as the diver already has a good level of diving experience, since the ideal place for diving is on an islet of stone that faces the beach and has an average depth of 8 meters, with large burrows. However, for beginner divers, the best diving option in the surroundings is on the left side of Lopes Mendes beach. To have access to Santo Antônio beach, you must take the landing trail to Lopes Mendes by the traditional way, to reach the top of the hill, pay attention to the right side of the trail that you can find the trail that gives access to Santo Antônio, from this point with another 15 minutes of walking you arrive at the beach. The beach is very little visited by tourists, so it will be very common to have few people or no one, so take advantage of the tip and go discover this little piece of paradise. < Lopes Mendes Caxadaço >

Japariz Japariz 1/7 < BEACHES japariz beach Praia de Japariz is well known for its restaurants, the beach has several restaurants and all of them with good quality and service fast, normally the order is made from the boat and when the boat arrives, the meal is practically ready. Usually the place is very crowded with several schooners and taxi boats that stop there to serve their customers. The beach can also be accessed by trail, but it ends up being too far from Abraão to walk. The beach has a beautiful view, but there are a lot of boats circulating, a tip we give is when you are waiting for lunch, take a walk to the beach on the side that it's called funil beach, the beach is just 7 minutes from Japariz beach, the place is very cozy and always very quiet, there is a strip of sand and you can walk a lot to the bottom because the beach is very shallow, it is worth knowing. < Parish of Santana Fisherman's Beach >

Enseada das Estrelas Praia do Amor Carmiranga Enseada das Estrelas 1/9 < Beaches STAR COVE Enseada das Estrelas, is full of beaches and beautiful landscapes, the name is given because its waters are so calm at night the sky is reflected in the sea and you can see all the stars. The cove is marked by simple and luxurious restaurants and during holidays and vacations, several famous people usually appear with Reis Magos, Ancoradouro, Coqueiro Verde and Refúgio das Caravelas. On the inside of the Enseada das Estrelas, there is a retreat in the sea called Saco do Céu because it looks like a bag in an aerial photo, and because it reflects the sky at sea. Seguindo da Praia do Barreto em sentido ao Abraão, a primeira praia, é a Praia do Amor, followed by Praia do Saco do Céu, Praia do Castor, Praia de Fora, Praia do Pereque, Praia da Carmiranga, Itaguaçu and Feiticeira. Praia do Amor, is a very small beach that when the tide is dry, its strip of sand disappears and only water for swimming, the water there is not usually very bad for diving, but in the region it is very common to see sea stars (an important warning for anyone who sees a star, it cannot leave the water, which even if it looks alive, it can't stand it out of the water), although it is already extinct because people don't know and take it out of the sea to take pictures. Praia do Saco do Céu is Praia da Vila, it has a lot of shell and mud because it is close to the mangrove, All the beaches around Saco do Céu have dark water because they are surrounded by mangroves, so the attraction of Saco do Céu is its panorama and beautiful landscape. A Praia do Castor, is the beach that surrounds the tip between the Saco do Céu and the cove of stars, to the outside. The beach is so called because it is a private property of the Castor de Andrade family. Praia de Fora, is the first beach facing the outside, and there the water starts to get clear, in the corner of the beach a river flows from the Pereque river waterfall, on the beach outside there is a restaurant that some tour boats usually stop there, if you take some of these tours that stop there in the locality, it is worth visiting the river and taking a fresh water bath. Praia do Pereque, is the beach between Praia de Fora and Praia de Carmiranga, the beach is little visited by boats and tourists, therefore it is a good beach for if you avoid the boat routes, the beach has plenty of shade and is also very close to the Pereque waterfall. Praia da Carmiranga, a beautiful beach with a Bar to enjoy the day there. There is also a river there that you can take a bath in fresh water, but it doesn't flow as much water as the Pereque river, the water there is very clear, and coming from Abraão is the first beach to to get to those who are going to Saco do Céu, the trail takes around 1.30 hs (One and a half hours) and is very easy to access, passing by the witch's waterfall before reaching the beach. Next Beach, Itaguaçu Beach, is a beach that stands out for its beauty, practically a beach that has only one private house, and an extension of almost a kilometer, and on the rocks you can take beautiful pictures. The access on foot to this beach, you have to pay attention when you are almost reaching the beach of carmiranga, which has an entrance on the right side of the trail, which with another 10 minutes of trail you arrive at the beach, but the most common are the people arrive by boat. And the last beach of the cove is Praia da Feiticeira, legend says that there used to be a healer who took care of everyone there, and that everyone knew as feiticeira, still on the edge of the beach has the foundation of a house that is said to have been where she lived. The beach has a short strip of sand, and normally at the end of the day it is the route of boat trips and therefore it gets quite crowded and sometimes having little space in the shade and on the sand, but this usually happens at the end of the day, and for those who go to the Feiticeira waterfall and pass there before 4:30 pm it is usually quite empty and quiet to bathe or snokel. The trail to Praia da Feiticeira takes around an hour and a half to walk, and the entrance is shortly after descending from the witch's waterfall. Feiticeira waterfall takes around 20 minutes from Feiticeira beach. < Barreto Vila do Abraão >

A colonização da Ilha Grande foi marcada com muita Guerra entre os Portugueses e Indios, muito trafico de escravos, alem das batalhas com Piratas. 1/1 < back Colonization of Ilha Grande After the arrival of Dom Vicente da Fonseca around 1559, who was sent by the Kingdom of Portugal, to administer the place, the process of colonization of the place. With the advance of sugar cane cultivation, the colonization of Ilha Grande began, around 1725 to 1764, but coffee began a little later, for around 1772 and 1890. In 1803, in Freguesia de Santana, the first legal identity took place, when the illegal slave trade took hold in the region, which lasted until the moment of abolition in 1888. Around 1591 there was already a record of Portuguese houses in the place, when Anthony Knivet, arrived at the place aboard a corsair fleet, already at the time Antony registered that there were some constructions where one of them was on the bat beach where the Spanish pirate Juan Lorenzo lived, and that this construction still exists today, but on a private property, not being able to have a visit to the public. In the Palmas cove, 14 houses were also recorded that were scattered between Praia dos Mangues, Praia do Pouso and Aroeira. In Abraão cove, 2 houses were recorded, spread across Praia Preta, Praia da Júlia and Bica. In Enseada das Palmas, 14 houses were identified that were distributed in Praia Grande das Palmas, in Praia dos Mangues there were 7 houses, in Praia Grande do Pouso and 1 in Praia das Aroeiras. There were 14 buildings and 2 stood out with much larger proportions than the others, one located on Praia Grande das Palmas and another on Praia do Pouso. In the Estrela cove there were the largest number of houses, which reached up to 24 houses, between mills and houses, which were between Feiticeira beach, Iguaçu, Camiranga , Praia de Fora and Perequê, some of these buildings still have some ruins that can be seen on the beach. It can be considered that the colonization of Ilha Grande was between 1700 and 1800. Ilha Grande was divided into 3 large farms, where on the black beach These records confirm the interest in the colonization of Ilha Grande, and many products were taken to Europe, mainly coffee._cc781905-5cde-3194-bb3b-136bad5cf578d_ -5cde-3194-bb3b-136bad5cf58d_ Passing the culture the slave trade, since they were not successful in enslaving the Indians. < Discovery The Pirates >

Conheça nossa galeria de foto antes de viajar para a Ilha Grande. Diversas praias, e imagens, Faça sua viagem uma experiência única Big Island another day in paradise From the Vila do Abraao Heart, you are in the perfect place to explore and discover Ilha Grande. We have separated Incredible Photos for You to Know a Little More of this Paradise