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Collett Voyage‘s team prepares and organizes your trip to Angra do Reis, selecting a high quality boat and crew.

Angra dos Reis is located in the southern region of the State of Rio de Janeiro and has 365 islands, the largest being Ilha Grande.

The best way to visit them is by boat, on trips that lead to paradisiacal and varied sceneries.

Angra also has a diversified and colorful marine life, which makes the region one of the best dive sites in the country.

In addition to fishes of numerous species, mollusks, crustaceans, turtles and moray eels, divers can find hidden wrecks sites.

One of the biggest attractions of Angra dos Reis is undoubtedly the exuberance of its sea, which has excellent places for an overnight stay with total security.

Collett Voyage‘s prepares and organizes your sea and land travel to the historical city of Paraty and its paradisiacal islands.

Paraty is located in the southeastern coast of Brazil, 200 kilometers south of Rio, with Serra da Bocaina in the background.

The downtown area of the small colonial city reveals the beauty of the typical architecture of the Brazilian Colonial Period and has become a national historical monument with well-preserved buildings in its pedestrian streets with irregular stones.

Paraty has one of the most beautiful bays in the country, on a boat trip around the region it is possible to see many islands, beaches and waterfalls, in addition to contemplating the beauty of the mountains with Atlantic Rainforest next to the sea.

Collett Voyage‘s team offers the exciting experience of exploring Búzios by sea in motor or sailing boat.

Búzios is an eight kilometer long peninsula with 26 beaches, located in the Lakes Region in the State of Rio de Janeiro.

Búzios peninsula has six islands: Gravatás, Rasa, Feia, Caboclo, Âncora and Branca.

The islands of Búzios are located around the peninsula forming a perfect ecosystem for fish, reef and birds, everything that great divers look for.

A pleasant way of getting to know these islands is by taking boat trips, as in addition to enjoying the scenery, the diving stops reveal the rich marine life of the region.

Armação dos Búzios, with its strong winds, is ideal for yachting.

Búzios is also famous for its lively night, which starts at Rua das Pedras and extends to Orla Bardot, both with restaurants, bars, music and excitement for all tastes.

Collett Voyage‘s team organizes and prepares your sea trip to explore the Ilhabela archipelago.

Ilhabela is a Brazilian marine archipelago-city and is located on the north coast of the state of São Paulo, Caraguatatuba region.

The main islands are called São Sebastião, Búzios, Vitória and Pescadores. The islets of Cabras, Sumítica, Serraria, Castelhanos, Lagoa, Figueira and Enchovas are also part of the archipelago.

The islands of Búzios and Vitória, north of the archipelago, are excellent for sea activities, from a simple dive or just to appreciate its marine fauna and flora with varied specimens, such as shoals of dolphins or whale crossings towards the breeding sanctuaries in the north of the country.

There are 23 ships wrecks by the coast of the Island, of which 10 can be explored.

The archipelago of Ilhabela has 42 beaches of different styles and abundant waterfalls.

Currently Ilhabela is recognized internationally for its nautical events, such as Ilhabela International Sailing Week, the largest sailing event in Latin America.

Collett Voyage‘s team prepares and organizes its maritime trip to Fernando de Noronha, selecting the best motor or sailing boats.

Fernando de Noronha is an archipelago belonging to the Brazilian state of Pernambuco, formed by 21 islands and islets of volcanic origin located in the Atlantic Ocean.

The islands of this archipelago are the visible parts of a chain of submerged mountains.

The main island, which names the group of islands, comprises 91% of the total area of the archipelago; the Island of the Rats, Sela Gineta, Cabeluda and São José, along with the islets of Leão and Viúva compose the rest.

The Fernando de Noronha Archipelago is the main and most beautiful Brazilian marine park, being considered as one of the best diving spots in the world with a visibility of up to 50 meters.

Regata Internacional Recife (International Regatta) - Fernando de Noronha attracts competitors from Brazil and various parts of the world every year.

The sea, wind and climate of Pernambuco are ideal for sailing boats.

And the landscapes, both on departure and arrival, are the most beautiful in the country.

Collett Voyage‘s team organizes and prepares your trip to Abrolhos, selecting the best boats in the market.

The Abrolhos Archipelago is located in the Atlantic Ocean, in the southern coast of the state of Bahia, Brazil, and is formed by five volcanic islands - Santa Bárbara, Sueste, Redonda, Siriba and Guarita, as well as Parcek de Abrolhos and Timbebas reef.

Abrolhos is a true paradise of shallow and crystal clear waters, which combines the perfect conditions for contemplative and wrecks exploration diving, such as the famous Rosalina freighter that sank in the beginning of the 20th century, and underwater caves, accompanied by guides.

A true photographic safari 30 meters deep, under bundles of colors and lights on the quiet and grand seabed.

In the natural pools you can swim with the turtles, barracudas, angelfishes, moray eels, goupers, sea horses ...

In the months from July to October, however, the stars are humpback whales, who come to the region to breed and give the visitors an exciting acrobatic spectacle with many jumps and pirouettes.

For those who wants to scuba dive (diving cylinder) in different points, the overnight boats are the best choice.

Abrolhos has consolidated as one of the most beautiful ecotourism itineraries on the southern coast of Bahia.