Water Tourism: Five Brazilian Refuges Accessible Only by Boat
This article highlights the growing trend of water tourism in Brazil, where travelers seek preserved coastal refuges accessible exclusively by sea. According to data from the Ministry of Tourism, 35% of Brazilian tourists prefer beach destinations. The piece features insights from Allan Cechelero of Triton Yachts, who notes that boats facilitate family bonding and disconnection from digital devices while exploring isolated areas. The report details five specific destinations: Arvoredo Island in Santa Catarina, known for diving; the Botinas Islands and Praia do Dentista in Angra dos Reis, Rio de Janeiro, famous for transparent waters; Cocos Island in Paraty, which offers a wild experience without land infrastructure; and Boipeba Island in Bahia, characterized by its slow pace and lack of road access. These locations attract visitors seeking clear waters, nature, and reduced urban interference, often utilizing 30 to 40-foot vessels for day trips or overnight stays. The article emphasizes how boat access preserves the natural state of these islands while providing unique nautical experiences.
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