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Angra dos Reis is always an spectacular and dazzling destination in the region of Costa Verde, in the state of Rio de Janeiro. The natural beauties are endless: there are a total of 365 islands that are side by side across one of the most extraordinary bays of Brazil.

 

Just a few hours from Rio de Janeiro, Angra is the perfect destination not only for the ones who like inhospitable landscapes, but it is also the perfect destination for the ones who want to visit sumptuous resorts and high-quality restaurants.

 

It is from the historical city with charming old houses and churches that you can take a boat that will go along the emerald green waters of the region. Scuba diving or just snorkeling, show that the diversity is not just on land.

 

Ilha Grande is one of the biggest islands in extension and is a must see destination, offering the most varied and extreme adventure activities. There are beaches for everybody. In Angra dos Reis you will just have to worry about one thing: pick up one of the almost 2.000 paradisiacal beaches that you are visiting.

The Brazilian Atlantic Rainforest gives life to the Brazilian coast. The green forest surrounds perfectly the paradisiacal beaches of the Brazilian seaside. With many rivers and refreshing waterfalls, it’s one of the main attractions for practicing ecotourism in the country.

 

The vegetation is extremely rich, but the most impressive thing is the fauna. There you will find from the rare Micos-leões-dourados (golden lion tamarin), endangered specie of monkey, to the enigmatic Onças-pintadas (jaguar). It’s more than 1.3 million square meters of exuberating forest.

 

At some levels this biodiversity is considered one of the biggest of the world. The variety that goes along the country is enormous. You can see Jacarés-de-papo-amarelo(specie of alligator), Papagaio-de-cara-roxa (an exotic purple parrot) and also Botos-tucuxi(specie of Dolphin). During some research in Reserva Biológica Do Una, in the state of Bahia, North American researchers identified 450 different species of trees in only one hectare of forest.

 

Mata Atlântica, had a main role during the colonization of the country, and impressed the Portuguese that arrived here in 1500. Preserved even nowadays, this massive forest keeps in some parts, besides animals and plants, the rich history of Brazil.