Welcome to Fernando de Noronha, a protected volcanic archipelago in the Atlantic Ocean, renowned for its crystal-clear waters, dramatic landscapes and exceptional marine biodiversity. Recognised as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Fernando de Noronha offers a unique combination of pristine beaches, wildlife and carefully managed ecotourism.

To experience the authentic character of Fernando de Noronha, we recommend:

Exploring the Beaches
Pristine beaches such as Baía do Sancho, Baía dos Porcos and Praia do Leão offer crystal-clear waters, dramatic cliffs and some of Brazil’s most spectacular coastal scenery.

Snorkelling and Diving
The archipelago is one of South America’s premier diving destinations, with exceptional underwater visibility and opportunities to observe sea turtles, reef fish, rays and dolphins in their natural habitat.

Walking the Island Trails
Guided hiking trails lead through protected landscapes, connecting beaches, viewpoints and areas of native vegetation while offering panoramic views of the archipelago.

Watching the Sunset
Sunset is one of Fernando de Noronha’s daily highlights, best enjoyed from scenic viewpoints overlooking the ocean or from the island’s western beaches.

Visiting Projeto Tamar
Learn about the conservation of sea turtles and the marine ecosystems that make the archipelago one of Brazil’s most important protected areas.

Observing Marine Wildlife
Throughout the island, visitors may encounter sea turtles, tropical birds, dolphins and other native species, reflecting Fernando de Noronha’s extraordinary biodiversity.

Experiencing Island Cuisine
Local restaurants combine fresh seafood with regional flavours from northeastern Brazil, often served in relaxed settings overlooking the sea.

Experiencing Fernando de Noronha’s Gastronomic Festivals
Seasonal gastronomic festivals, including the Zé Maria Gastronomic Festival and the Pousada do Vale Gastronomic Festival, celebrate the island’s culinary traditions.