Chárter de yates en Angra dos Reis

Where do I depart from in Angra dos Reis?

You can depart from the Yacht Club Angra Dos Reis, set across the Bay of Angra and offering the most protected anchorage with full club facilities. Alternatively, the Angra dos Reis Marina Clube overlooks the sea and provides daytime club use for families.

Some sailors also dock at Pier46 in Parity, which rents buoys and offers stern-to docking for extended stays in the region.

What islands and anchorages can I reach on a day trip?

On a day trip, you can reach Ilha Grande, the crown jewel featuring idyllic beaches like Lopes Mendes and the tranquil Praia do Dentista on its eastern side.

Just a short sail away is Lagoa Azul, a hole-in-the-hole anchorage with stunning blue waters perfect for swimming and snorkeling among colorful fish.

Other top anchorages include Tapera Cove, Lagoa Azul West, and Tarituba, all offering good protection and holding for safe overnight stays.

When is the best sailing season in Angra dos Reis?

The best sailing season runs from March to November, when conditions are ideal for exploring the region's 365 islands and serene anchorages.

During these months, you avoid heavy seas and enjoy calm waters perfect for snorkeling and swimming in Lagoa Azul.

What licence or skipper rules apply in Brazil?

In Brazil, you must check out with Capitano Dos Portes before sailing south from Angra dos Reis or Ilha Grande, then check in and out again when arriving at Parity.

You may need to visit Receita Federal or Police Federal first for check-out, though going to Capitano dos Portes first is not necessary for this process.

How do I get to Angra dos Reis?

The nearest airport is in Rio de Janeiro, with a rough transfer time of about 3 to 4 hours by road to reach Angra dos Reis.

Once there, you can access the Yacht Club or Marina Clube easily from the town center via the bay.