Angra dos Reis: A Bay of 365 Islands & Crystal-Clear Waters

Explore Islands, Marine Life & Historic Charms

For groups dreaming of an idyllic nautical escape, DiscoverBrazil offers comprehensive group travel and tourism information about Angra dos Reis, Rio de Janeiro State, for 8 or more travelers. Nature has been incredibly generous with the bay of Angra dos Reis, gracing it with no less than 365 islands sprinkled in a sea of green and crystal-clear waters. The best way to experience this breathtaking beauty is through the many boat tour options available, allowing you to discover secluded spots or lively beaches with parades of yachts in high season. Beyond its stunning islands, Angra boasts a diverse and colorful marine life, making it one of Brazil’s premier diving spots, complete with hidden shipwrecks. On land, explore its historic center with colonial houses and vibrant nightlife in charming areas like Vila do Frade. Our Brazil Travel Agents specialize in crafting custom Angra dos Reis vacation packages, ensuring your group’s seamless and unforgettable journey through this Brazilian coastal gem. Contact us to begin planning your extraordinary trip.

Travel and Tourism Information About Angra dos Reis

Nature has been generous with the bay of Angra dos Reis, presenting it with no less than 365 islands sprinkled in a sea of ​​green and crystal clear waters. The best way to see them is experiencing the many boat tour options available. There are isolated spots where it is not rare to find the rich and famous and livelier beaches with a parade of beautiful boats and yachts in the high season.

Besides historical buildings like the St. Bernardine of Siena Convent and the Chapel of St. Francis of Penance, Angra was also contemplated with a diverse and colorful marine life, which makes the region one of the best diving spots in the country. In addition to numerous species of fish, molluscs, crustaceans, turtles and moray eels, there are also hidden shipwrecks.

On land, there is the historic center, with colonial houses, convents and churches as well as a number of restaurants at the charming area called Vila do Frade, where the nightlife is also very animated.

Group Travel to Angra dos Reis FAQs

  1. How many islands can a group visit in Angra dos Reis?
    The bay has 365 islands. While you can’t see them all, DiscoverBrazil curates the “Best of the Bay” private tours, focusing on highlights like Ilha de Cataguases and the Botinas Islands.
  2. Can we rent a private luxury villa in Angra for our group?
    Yes. Angra is famous for exclusive waterfront estates. We manage rentals for large groups that include private chefs, security, and boat docks.
  3. What is the best group activity in Angra for non-swimmers?
    A private yacht cruise allows everyone to enjoy the scenery and sea breeze from the deck, with ample space for group dining and socializing without entering the water.
  4. Are there group-friendly scuba diving spots in Angra?
    Yes. The sheltered waters of the bay provide several shipwreck sites and reefs that are perfect for group dive expeditions, even for beginners.
  5. How does a group get from Rio to the marinas in Angra?
    We provide coordinated door-to-pier transfers. Our drivers drop your group directly at the marina where your private boat or resort shuttle awaits.
  6. What is the difference between staying in Angra vs. Ilha Grande?
    Angra offers luxury resorts and villas with mainland access, while Ilha Grande is a rustic, car-free island. Many groups stay in Angra and take day-trips to the island.
  7. Can we arrange a private group barbecue on a boat in Angra?
    Yes. Our catered schooner tours feature traditional Brazilian “Churrasco” prepared on deck by a private chef as you cruise between the islands.
  8. Is Angra dos Reis suitable for corporate incentive trips?
    It is a premier choice. We coordinate team-building nautical challenges and luxury resort stays that offer a perfect mix of business and tropical relaxation.
  9. What are the “Botinas Islands” and why should groups visit them?
    The Ilhas Botinas are two small, twin islands with water so clear the boats appear to be floating in air. They are the ultimate spot for group snorkeling photos.
  10. When is the best weather for a group boat trip in Angra?
    The Brazilian Summer (December–March) offers the warmest water, though the “Costa Verde” is beautiful year-round with clear skies frequent in the winter (June–August).

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