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Spend a private day afloat from Santos, hopping between clear-water beaches of Guarujá, snorkeling shallow pools and enjoying barbecue and drinks onboard. This seven-hour tour combines coastal history, Atlantic Forest scenery and relaxed beach stops.
Spend a private day afloat from Santos, hopping between clear-water beaches of Guarujá, snorkeling shallow pools and enjoying barbecue and drinks onboard. This seven-hour tour combines coastal history, Atlantic Forest scenery and relaxed beach stops.
The skyline of Santos slips astern as the motorboat carves a wake into the São Paulo coast. Salt air pulls at your jacket, the crew fires up a barbecue on deck, and the Atlantic Forest clings to steep shorelines like a slow-moving green tide, daring you to step ashore.
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Operated by Gregtur Turismo · Santos, São Paulo
The skyline of Santos slips astern as the motorboat carves a wake into the São Paulo coast. Salt air pulls at your jacket, the crew fires up a barbecue on deck, and the Atlantic Forest clings to steep shorelines like a slow-moving green tide, daring you to step ashore.
This private full-day outing visits small, low-rise beaches off Santos and Guarujá — Sangava, Cheira Limão and Prainha Branca — and pauses by the historic Santo Amaro da Barra Grande Fortress. The coastline here is defined by sandy spits, rocky outcrops and tidal causeways; at low tide the island opposite Prainha Branca becomes a walkable ribbon of white sand and clear water ideal for snorkeling.
Culturally the trip blends contemporary beach leisure with colonial echoes: the fortress dates to the late 16th–early 17th century during the Iberian union, while local beach restaurants and crews keep a convivial, food-forward rhythm — expect Brazilian barbecue, cold cuts and local beers on board.
Practically, expect roughly seven hours afloat with private pick-up from Santos, choices of 6-, 10- or 15-person boats, a bilingual guide and a professional skipper. Bring reef-safe sunscreen, a reusable water bottle, a light wind layer for morning and late-afternoon chop, and motion-sickness remedies if you’re prone. Time your visit around low tide for the best island access and snorkeling conditions. Note: the provider lists the tour as unsuitable for travelers with spinal injuries and all bookings are final.
This is a social, accessible day on the water — easy on fitness but full of shoreline variety and hands-on local flavor.
easy.
7–8 hours.
Suitable for most fitness levels; requires basic mobility to board and step on/off the boat and short beach walks.
The experience is roughly seven hours on board (total booking time about eight with transfers) and includes private pick-up, a professional crew, a bilingual guide, drinks, snacks and a barbecue onboard.
Yes — beaches like Prainha Branca have clear waters ideal for snorkeling at low tide; bring your own mask or ask the guide about onboard gear availability.
This is a private tour with boat options for 6, 10 or 15 passengers, reserved for your group only.
The tour is listed as unsuitable for travelers with spinal injuries; boarding typically requires stepping up/down from the dock and onto the beach at low tide.
The Santo Amaro da Barra Grande Fortress was built during the Iberian union (1580–1640) to guard the Santos estuary entrance and reflects Portuguese colonial coastal defense strategy.
The beaches visited are fringed by Atlantic Forest; visitors are encouraged to use reef‑safe products, avoid littering and respect protected vegetation.
Gregtur Turismo operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The skyline of Santos slips astern as the motorboat carves a wake into the São Paulo coast. Salt air pulls at your jacket, the crew fires up a barbecue on deck, and the Atlantic Forest clings to steep shorelines like a slow-moving green tide, daring you to step ashore.
The skyline of Santos slips astern as the motorboat carves a wake into the São Paulo coast. Salt air pulls at your jacket, the crew fires up a barbecue on deck, and the Atlantic Forest clings to steep shorelines like a slow-moving green tide, daring you to step ashore.
This private full-day outing visits small, low-rise beaches off Santos and Guarujá — Sangava, Cheira Limão and Prainha Branca — and pauses by the historic Santo Amaro da Barra Grande Fortress. The coastline here is defined by sandy spits, rocky outcrops and tidal causeways; at low tide the island opposite Prainha Branca becomes a walkable ribbon of white sand and clear water ideal for snorkeling.
Culturally the trip blends contemporary beach leisure with colonial echoes: the fortress dates to the late 16th–early 17th century during the Iberian union, while local beach restaurants and crews keep a convivial, food-forward rhythm — expect Brazilian barbecue, cold cuts and local beers on board.
Practically, expect roughly seven hours afloat with private pick-up from Santos, choices of 6-, 10- or 15-person boats, a bilingual guide and a professional skipper. Bring reef-safe sunscreen, a reusable water bottle, a light wind layer for morning and late-afternoon chop, and motion-sickness remedies if you’re prone. Time your visit around low tide for the best island access and snorkeling conditions. Note: the provider lists the tour as unsuitable for travelers with spinal injuries and all bookings are final.
This is a social, accessible day on the water — easy on fitness but full of shoreline variety and hands-on local flavor.