Shared boat tours in Paraty
Want the speed of a motorboat without paying for the whole boat? On shared tours you pay per person and share the boat with other travelers, in small groups.
- Speedboat Tour through Saco do Mamanguá — Explore the stunning tropical fjord of Brazil on an exciting speedboat tour leaving from Paraty, diving into crystal-clear waters and admiring the lush Atlantic Forest! From R$ 250 per person · approx. 6 hours
- Diving in Paraty: Unforgettable Underwater Adventure — Explore the underwater wonders of Paraty with an unforgettable dive in crystal-clear waters, surrounded by rich marine biodiversity! From R$ 490 per person · approx. 4–5 hours
Saco do Mamanguá by speedboat
Our most popular tour: departure at 10:30 am from the Cais de Turismo, about 6 hours and no more than 15 passengers. Stops include Ilha dos Cocos for snorkeling, the optional trail up Pico do Pão de Açúcar, Praia do Engenho, the caiçara village of Praia do Cruzeiro, Saco da Velha and Ilha do Mantimento.
The boat is new and carries snorkel masks, life jackets for everyone, a cooler with ice and music. Everything about the place is in our Saco do Mamanguá guide.
Diving in Paraty
See the sea floor up close: discovery dives for beginners or fun dives for certified divers, with instructors and all equipment included. The boat goes to the spot with the best visibility of the day, with up to 6 people per instructor.
Frequently asked questions
How much is the speedboat tour to Saco do Mamanguá?
R$ 250 per person on the shared speedboat tour, departing at 10:30 am. Lunch at Praia do Cruzeiro is optional and paid separately.
What is the difference between a shared and a private boat?
On a shared tour you pay per person and the route is fixed; on a private boat the boat is only for your group, with your own route and time, and the price is for the whole boat.
Do I need to know how to swim?
No. Everyone wears a life jacket and you only get in the water if you want to. On a discovery dive the instructor stays by your side.
Can I bring food and drinks on the Mamanguá boat?
Yes, bring your drinks and snacks: the boat already has a cooler with ice. Only your own cooler box is not allowed on board.