
Capim Açu + Leão Beach Hiking Tour
Exercise, nature, sea, and sand unite in this hiking route through Capim Açu plus a visit to Leão beach. Don't miss out!. Capim Açu + Leão Beach Hiking Tour. Get ready for a day of sports and nature as we pick you up at your hotel in Fernando de...
- 7 hours
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Exercise, nature, sea, and sand unite in this hiking route through Capim Açu plus a visit to Leão beach. Don't miss out!
Capim Açu + Leão Beach Hiking Tour
Get ready for a day of sports and nature as we pick you up at your hotel in Fernando de Noronha. We will head towards Sancho beach to start a 6.5-kilometer hiking route that offers stunning views of both sides of the island. The trail includes descents and ascents, leading us to the Sapata Lighthouse, which is accessible only via this path.
We will then descend to the Capim Açu cavern, where seawater seeps through the rocks, creating a unique atmosphere. A stop will be made to enjoy the natural pools.
Next, we will walk another 3 kilometers along a path of volcanic rocks to reach Leão beach, known for its beauty and as a nesting site for sea turtles.
After seven hours of walking, we will return you to your hotel.
Previous reservation
To participate in this activity, reservations are required in advance at ICMBio (Instituto Chico Mendes de Conservação da Biodiversidade). You must visit the Visitors Center ICMBio / TAMAR at Vila do Boldró in the National Park of Fernando de Noronha. The center is open Monday to Sunday from 3:30 pm to 7 pm. Reservations can be made up to 6 days in advance for a maximum of 6 people. It is recommended to book on the day of your arrival on the island.
Please confirm your reservation at the national park before booking this tour.
Prices
Included
- Hotel pickup and return transfer
- Transport by bus or minibus
- Portuguese–speaking guide
Not included
- Entry to Fernando de Noronha National Park: 126BRL Brazilians, 251BRL foreigners, free for children under 12 years old and over 60 years old
- Snorkel equipment
Tips
- Accessibility: No, this activity requires visitors to be in good physical shape