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Ilha das Cabras is one of the islets that form part of the Ilhabela archipelago, and is undoubtedly one of the most visited spots on the island. It is right at the beginning of the south side of Ilhabela, in front of the first beach – Praia das Pedras Miúdas.
It is in this region that the Submarine Ecological Sanctuary is located, protected by the law on hunting and underwater fishing since 1992. In these waters, it is possible to find the most varied species of ornamental fish and other marin…
Ilha das Cabras is one of the islets that form part of the Ilhabela archipelago, and is undoubtedly one of the most visited spots on the island. It is right at the beginning of the south side of Ilhabela, in front of the first beach – Praia das Pedras Miúdas.
It is in this region that the Submarine Ecological Sanctuary is located, protected by the law on hunting and underwater fishing since 1992. In these waters, it is possible to find the most varied species of ornamental fish and other marine inhabitants, such as turtles, starfish and, if you're lucky, seahorses. It is no surprise that it is a favorite among amateur and professional divers, who have several diving schools in Ilhabela that offer full support for practicing the sport and courses.
In addition to the transparent waters and natural attractions, divers can find a statue of Neptune at a depth of 7 meters, where corals form that further attract marine species.
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