Housed in the Church of Santa Rita, the Museum of Sacred Art of Paraty invites you to discover the city through its statues, religious objects, and architecture. Ibram's records date the temple's opening to 1722 and document its exhibition spaces. A careful tourist observation notes not only the ornamentation but also the function of the objects and their relationship with communities and devotional practices. Combine your visit with a walk through the historic center, respecting the building's religious use. Check opening hours, admission fees, and accessibility resources on the official channel; do not touch the collection, follow the rules for photography, and do not assume that the church's exterior being open allows access to all rooms. Sources consulted on 09/30/2026.

Praia do Sono is one of the most beautiful and well-preserved beaches in Paraty, accessible by a 40-minute trail from Martins de Sá or by boat. The beach features over 1km of white sand, turquoise waters, and a freshwater river that flows onto the sand — perfect for a freshwater rinse after the sea. It is surrounded by preserved Atlantic Forest and a small caiçara community. The trail to get there is an experience in itself, offering panoramic views of Paraty Bay. There are simple guesthouses and family-run restaurants in the caiçara community. It is located 15km from the center of Paraty. Official channels: @prefeitura.paraty | paraty.rj.gov.br

Saco do Mamanguá is the only tropical fjord in Brazil—an 8km bay surrounded by Atlantic Forest mountains, where the sea enters through a narrow channel. Mamanguá is home to traditional caiçara communities that maintain their way of life: thatched-roof houses, artisanal fishing, and family farming. It is one of the last strongholds of the original caiçara culture on the Costa Verde. Main attractions: • Pico do Pão de Açúcar do Mamanguá — a viewpoint at 440m with a 360° view of the fjord • White sand beaches — accessible only by boat • Caiçara communities — Paraty-Cidade, Pouso da Cajaíba • Atlantic Forest trails — with waterfalls and rivers • Diving — calm and transparent waters Access: by boat from downtown Paraty (45 min) or by car via a dirt road on the RJ-165. Official social media: @prefeitura.paraty | paraty.rj.gov.br

Trindade Beach is the main seaside resort in Paraty — a fishing village surrounded by the Atlantic Forest, with white sand beaches and crystal-clear waters. Main attractions: • Praia do Meio — calm sea, ideal for families • Praia do Cepiló — strong waves, for surfers • Saco Bravo Waterfall — natural pool high on the rock overlooking the sea • Cachadaço Natural Pool — formed between rocks, with colorful fish The trail to Saco Bravo is one of the most beautiful in Paraty: a 20-minute walk through the forest to the waterfall that flows directly into the sea. It is 25km from the center of Paraty, by car or bus. Official channels: @prefeitura.paraty | paraty.rj.gov.br

Saco do Mamanguá is the only tropical fjord in Brazil—an 8km bay surrounded by Atlantic Forest mountains, where the sea enters through a narrow channel. Mamanguá is home to traditional caiçara communities that maintain their way of life: thatched-roof houses, artisanal fishing, and family farming. It is one of the last strongholds of the original caiçara culture on the Costa Verde. Main attractions: • Pico do Pão de Açúcar do Mamanguá — a viewpoint at 440m with a 360° view of the fjord • White sand beaches — accessible only by boat • Caiçara communities — Paraty-Cidade, Pouso da Cajaíba • Atlantic Forest trails — with waterfalls and rivers • Diving — calm and transparent waters Access: by boat from downtown Paraty (45 min) or by car via a dirt road on the RJ-165. Official social media: @prefeitura.paraty | paraty.rj.gov.br

Housed in the Church of Santa Rita, the Museum of Sacred Art of Paraty invites you to discover the city through its statues, religious objects, and architecture. Ibram's records date the temple's opening to 1722 and document its exhibition spaces. A careful tourist observation notes not only the ornamentation but also the function of the objects and their relationship with communities and devotional practices. Combine your visit with a walk through the historic center, respecting the building's religious use. Check opening hours, admission fees, and accessibility resources on the official channel; do not touch the collection, follow the rules for photography, and do not assume that the church's exterior being open allows access to all rooms. Sources consulted on 09/30/2026.

Paraty's Historic Center allows you to observe the relationship between its urban layout, churches, mansions, and coastal landscape. The history published by the Forte Defensor Perpétuo Museum recounts the transfer of the first village from the hill to the plain between the Perequê-Açu and Matheus Nunes rivers, around a church dedicated to Nossa Senhora dos Remédios. Getting to know its streets also means recognizing current residents, workers, and cultures, not just an old setting. Walk with sturdy footwear on the uneven pavement, observe the facades without entering properties without authorization, and set aside time for cultural spaces. Confirm tide and weather conditions, the opening of facilities, and accessibility; the visit to the streets does not include tickets, meals, or professional guidance. Sources consulted on 09/30/2026.

Praia do Sono is one of the most beautiful and well-preserved beaches in Paraty, accessible by a 40-minute trail from Martins de Sá or by boat. The beach features over 1km of white sand, turquoise waters, and a freshwater river that flows onto the sand — perfect for a freshwater rinse after the sea. It is surrounded by preserved Atlantic Forest and a small caiçara community. The trail to get there is an experience in itself, offering panoramic views of Paraty Bay. There are simple guesthouses and family-run restaurants in the caiçara community. It is located 15km from the center of Paraty. Official channels: @prefeitura.paraty | paraty.rj.gov.br

Saco do Mamanguá is the only tropical fjord in Brazil—an 8km bay surrounded by Atlantic Forest mountains, where the sea enters through a narrow channel. Mamanguá is home to traditional caiçara communities that maintain their way of life: thatched-roof houses, artisanal fishing, and family farming. It is one of the last strongholds of the original caiçara culture on the Costa Verde. Main attractions: • Pico do Pão de Açúcar do Mamanguá — a viewpoint at 440m with a 360° view of the fjord • White sand beaches — accessible only by boat • Caiçara communities — Paraty-Cidade, Pouso da Cajaíba • Atlantic Forest trails — with waterfalls and rivers • Diving — calm and transparent waters Access: by boat from downtown Paraty (45 min) or by car via a dirt road on the RJ-165. Official social media: @prefeitura.paraty | paraty.rj.gov.br

Paraty's Historic Center allows you to observe the relationship between its urban layout, churches, mansions, and coastal landscape. The history published by the Forte Defensor Perpétuo Museum recounts the transfer of the first village from the hill to the plain between the Perequê-Açu and Matheus Nunes rivers, around a church dedicated to Nossa Senhora dos Remédios. Getting to know its streets also means recognizing current residents, workers, and cultures, not just an old setting. Walk with sturdy footwear on the uneven pavement, observe the facades without entering properties without authorization, and set aside time for cultural spaces. Confirm tide and weather conditions, the opening of facilities, and accessibility; the visit to the streets does not include tickets, meals, or professional guidance. Sources consulted on 09/30/2026.

Paraty Historic Center — UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2019. Founded in 1667, Paraty preserves its original cobblestone streets, designed so that the tide would flood the streets and provide natural cleaning — a unique system in colonial Brazil. The streets form a perfect chessboard layout, with colonial houses painted white and featuring colorful windows. The historic center houses four colonial churches: • Igreja de Nossa Senhora dos Remédios (Matriz) — located in front of Praça Matriz • Igreja de Santa Rita — the most photographed, overlooking the sea • Igreja do Rosário e São Benedito — built by the brotherhood of Black men • Capelinha das Dores — the oldest in the city. The center is also a gastronomic hub, with award-winning restaurants, artisanal cachaça distilleries (Cachaça Gabriela, Caborê), and art shops. Paraty is 80km from Angra dos Reis via BR-101 (Rio-Santos). Official channels: @prefeitura.paraty | facebook.com/prefeituradeparaty | paraty.rj.gov.br

The Forte Defensor Perpétuo Museum occupies a place of memory by the sea in Paraty. According to Ibram, the current building dates back to 1822, although there are debates about earlier defensive structures. Listed as a heritage site in 1957, the fort has served various purposes and today brings together municipal history, research, and traditional cultures. A visit can bridge military architecture, the occupation of Morro da Vila Velha, and living knowledge, avoiding limiting heritage to the history of authorities. Observe the defensive elements and check the current exhibitions. Confirm opening hours, path conditions, accessibility, and potential fees with the museum before you leave; do not climb on structures or remove any artifacts. Sources consulted on 09/30/2026.

Paraty's Historic Center allows you to observe the relationship between its urban layout, churches, mansions, and coastal landscape. The history published by the Forte Defensor Perpétuo Museum recounts the transfer of the first village from the hill to the plain between the Perequê-Açu and Matheus Nunes rivers, around a church dedicated to Nossa Senhora dos Remédios. Getting to know its streets also means recognizing current residents, workers, and cultures, not just an old setting. Walk with sturdy footwear on the uneven pavement, observe the facades without entering properties without authorization, and set aside time for cultural spaces. Confirm tide and weather conditions, the opening of facilities, and accessibility; the visit to the streets does not include tickets, meals, or professional guidance. Sources consulted on 09/30/2026.

Praia do Sono is one of the most beautiful and well-preserved beaches in Paraty, accessible by a 40-minute trail from Martins de Sá or by boat. The beach features over 1km of white sand, turquoise waters, and a freshwater river that flows onto the sand — perfect for a freshwater rinse after the sea. It is surrounded by preserved Atlantic Forest and a small caiçara community. The trail to get there is an experience in itself, offering panoramic views of Paraty Bay. There are simple guesthouses and family-run restaurants in the caiçara community. It is located 15km from the center of Paraty. Official channels: @prefeitura.paraty | paraty.rj.gov.br

Saco do Mamanguá is the only tropical fjord in Brazil—an 8km bay surrounded by Atlantic Forest mountains, where the sea enters through a narrow channel. Mamanguá is home to traditional caiçara communities that maintain their way of life: thatched-roof houses, artisanal fishing, and family farming. It is one of the last strongholds of the original caiçara culture on the Costa Verde. Main attractions: • Pico do Pão de Açúcar do Mamanguá — a viewpoint at 440m with a 360° view of the fjord • White sand beaches — accessible only by boat • Caiçara communities — Paraty-Cidade, Pouso da Cajaíba • Atlantic Forest trails — with waterfalls and rivers • Diving — calm and transparent waters Access: by boat from downtown Paraty (45 min) or by car via a dirt road on the RJ-165. Official social media: @prefeitura.paraty | paraty.rj.gov.br

Trindade Beach is the main seaside resort in Paraty — a fishing village surrounded by the Atlantic Forest, with white sand beaches and crystal-clear waters. Main attractions: • Praia do Meio — calm sea, ideal for families • Praia do Cepiló — strong waves, for surfers • Saco Bravo Waterfall — natural pool high on the rock overlooking the sea • Cachadaço Natural Pool — formed between rocks, with colorful fish The trail to Saco Bravo is one of the most beautiful in Paraty: a 20-minute walk through the forest to the waterfall that flows directly into the sea. It is 25km from the center of Paraty, by car or bus. Official channels: @prefeitura.paraty | paraty.rj.gov.br