Paraty’s bay is scattered with dozens of islands and beaches that you can only reach by boat. No road, no queue, no beach bar — just you, your group and water so green it looks edited. That is the whole reason people charter here.

Saco do Mamanguá is often called a tropical fjord — a deep, green inlet cutting into the rainforest with no road access at all. You do not visit it, you anchor in it, swim off the transom and watch the mist roll down the hills at dusk. That is the whole itinerary. 🌿

Paraty’s old town was once a gold route and later a coffee port — its cobbled streets flood at high tide on purpose, and cars were banned from the historic centre. Sail in for a night, walk the whitewashed lanes, and you get a UNESCO town with a boat as your doorstep. 🏛️

A catamaran does not heel and does not roll. Your morning coffee stays in the cup, your guests stay in a good mood, and the skipper gets to look like the calmest person on the Costa Verde. That is what a week at anchor is supposed to feel like. ☕

A solar yacht means no generator humming through your evening and no diesel smell drifting across a bay you came here for. You get the same cold fridge, the same lights, the same music — just delivered quietly, which is the entire point of a week on the Costa Verde. 🌿