The Only Tropical Fjord in Brazil
Saco do MamanguáSaco do Mamanguá is an 8 km long and 2 km wide cove, with 33 beaches and 8 caiçara communities. It is considered the only tropical fjord on the Brazi...
View detailsSaco do Mamanguá is an 8 km long and 2 km wide cove, with 33 beaches and 8 caiçara communities. It is considered the only tropical fjord on the Brazi...
View detailsThe most used access is by boat from Paraty-Mirim. The crossing takes 20–40 min and local boatmen negotiate destinations within the Saco.
View detailsThe 1.5 km trail that reveals Mamanguá from above: 425 m altitude, steep climb through dense forest and a 360° view of the fjord that you won't forge...
View detailsIn addition to Pão de Açúcar, Mamanguá has 33 beaches by boat, mangroves to explore by kayak and 8 communities with caiçara cuisine and crafts.
View detailsMamanguá is the central axis that connects all of Paraty's beaches and remote trails. Understanding this connection is essential for planning any adv...
View detailsMay to October is the ideal window. Furthermore, heavy rains make trails difficult and rough seas compromise boats.
View detailsSaco do Mamanguá
Saco do Mamanguá is an 8 km long and 2 km wide cove, with 33 beaches and 8 caiçara communities. It is considered the only tropical fjord on the Brazilian coast.
Saco do Mamanguá
The most used access is by boat from Paraty-Mirim. The crossing takes 20–40 min and local boatmen negotiate destinations within the Saco.
Saco do Mamanguá
The 1.5 km trail that reveals Mamanguá from above: 425 m altitude, steep climb through dense forest and a 360° view of the fjord that you won't forget.
Saco do Mamanguá
In addition to Pão de Açúcar, Mamanguá has 33 beaches by boat, mangroves to explore by kayak and 8 communities with caiçara cuisine and crafts.
Saco do Mamanguá
Mamanguá is the central axis that connects all of Paraty's beaches and remote trails. Understanding this connection is essential for planning any adventure itinerary in the region.
Saco do Mamanguá
May to October is the ideal window. Furthermore, heavy rains make trails difficult and rough seas compromise boats.
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