Ilha Grande, Angra dos Reis

Make sure to bring cash, as many places on the island do not accept credit cards.

Restaurants along the beach are quite pricey, but if you go further up the streets, you can find more affordable options.

Stick to the upper end of the two streets for food to save money.

Bring your own snacks and water since there are limited facilities on the island.

Bring plenty of water and snacks, as some beaches are remote and have limited facilities.

Plan your visit to explore the indigenous trails that connect the beaches, but be prepared for some hiking.

Hike through the vibrant jungles to discover stunning waterfalls.

Consider renting a kayak to explore the coastline at your own pace.

Be prepared for a boat tour as it's the best way to explore the surrounding islands.

Wear comfortable walking shoes for the trails to the beaches.

Ilha Grande is known for its beautiful scenery and is a must-visit in the region.

If you want to avoid crowds at the waterfalls, try to arrive before lunch.

Arrive before 10:30 PM to avoid long waits at the party spots.

Visit during the off-peak season for a more peaceful experience away from crowds.