Water Tour Package - 03 days

1° Day - Boat Ride

The boat rides take from three to three and a half hours, going from Porto Santo Antonio to the secondary islands (Rasa, Sela Ginete, Meio and Rata) and then returning to the other end of the island, known as called Ponta da Sapata.

Incredible landscapes can become even more interesting with the spinning dolphins doing their acrobatics near the embarkation points. The climax of this ride is when the boat passes close to Golfinhos Bay, where the animals spend the day resting before hunting at night.

On the way back, there is a break for free diving at Praia do Sancho, considered the most beautiful beach in Brazil.

2° Day - Discovery Scuba Diving

This is a great introduction to the wonderful underwater world of diving. After the introductory lesson, participants can sit back and enjoy an underwater baptism, one of the most popular diving activities on the island!

After a brief theoretical class while navigating to the diving point, participants will have a time of adaptation at the surface. Always with an instructor and totally equipped, participants can float with the face in the water, to get accustomed to breathing only through the mouth. After getting adapted, the participants are ready to go down!

The instructor will maintain physical contact during the whole dive. The maximum depth that will be reached is 15 m and the duration is 30 min (not including the adaptation).

The underwater baptism operations are usually held in the afternoon.

3° Day - Tow Diving

Tow diving was actually invented in Fernando de Noronha. It uses the same equipment used in free diving, just a mask, snorkel and fins.

Holding a small board and towed by a small motorboat participants will be able to experience the sensation of flying and also manoeuvring the board to turn, go up and down. It depends on the breath.

A small theoretical class is given on board, to familiarise the participants with the procedures and signs used to communicate with the motorboat.

It is different from snorkelling because one can cover a much larger area than if there was  only swimming with fins.

Assistance in English is not available.