Angra dos Reis

The port of Angra dos Reis is located on the southern coast of the Brazilian state of Rio de Janeiro and serves as an important port of call for cruise ships wishing to explore the breathtaking coastal landscape and surrounding islands. The city, founded in the 16th century, played an important role in colonial times as a transit port for immigrants and as an export port for products such as coffee.

Cruise ships usually dock in the centrally located port, which offers direct access to the city. Angra dos Reis is known for its 365 islands, including the famous Ilha Grande, which is a paradise for nature lovers with its pristine beaches, crystal clear waters and lush vegetation. The city itself impresses with its colonial architecture, charming alleyways and relaxed atmosphere.

Visitors can take boat trips to the surrounding islands, relax on the beaches or enjoy the local cuisine in the numerous restaurants. The region also offers opportunities for snorkeling, diving and hiking in the impressive natural scenery.

The port of Angra dos Reis combines historical significance with natural beauty and offers cruise guests an unforgettable experience on the Brazilian coast.