Fernando de Noronha Tours and Activities

Starting at Vila dos Remédios, this trail travels through historical parts of the island and ends at Conceição Beach.

Starting at Caieira Beach, this trail passes through three natural pools including Atalaia and offers a spectacular panoramic view of the outer sea.

Fernando de Noronha is considered one of the five best diving and snorkelling points in the world. Besides the rich fauna and flora, other factors contribute to this title.

Leaving from Porto Santo Antonio daily in both the morning and afternoon, this three hour boat ride takes you to visit the nearby secondary islands. Incridible views can become even more interesting with the spinning dolphins doing their acrobatics near the embarkation point.

Baia dos Golfinhos trail has become a famous viewpoint to Baía dos Golfinhos, where dolphins come to couple, nurse their babies or simply to rest after a night of hunting.

Tartarugas Trail goes through part of the outer sea, starting at Leão Beach, where the sea turtles spawn, going to Ponta das Caracas and ending at Sueste.

The island tour is very interesting for those who have only a few days on the island or for those who want an overview of the island so that they can sit back, relax and enjoy their favourite places during the rest of their stay.

Beginning at Leão Beach, the Capim Açú trail is often considered an advanced trail because of its difficult terrain and long distance; but the spectacular views it offers of the emerald blue waters of Noronha make it all worthwhile!

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

The scooter (underwater propeller) ride begins at Praia do Porto, goes to the shipwreck at Porto, Biboca beach and ends at Cachorro or back to Porto.

There are diving operations for registered divers every morning and afternoon. Certain rules and patterns must be followed within the area of the National Marine Park. Gloves and knives are forbidden, as well as touching and collecting anything from the bottom.

This 2.5km long trail begins and ends at Golfinhos Bay going by incredible viewpoints where you can stop to contemplate the beautiful landscapes of Fernando de Noronha.

There are some great options for horseback riding on the island. Although the trails are usually difficult to access, they show the best landscapes of the island.

Atalaia is an outer sea beach, in the area of the Marine National Park, being the only beach on the island that has the access controlled by IBAMA.