The tour starts at Ilha do Goió, where Rio Goió meets the sea and forms a huge sandbar — shallow, warm water, in a soft green, perfect for the first swim of the day. From the schooner to the water is quick. Then, the schooner heads to Ilha da Pedra Furada, the star of the itinerary: an island surrounded by corals and rocks, with a large rock pierced by the sea and, at low tide, warm natural pools forming right around it — the perfect setting for swimming, diving with a mask and taking that photo that everyone will ask where it was taken. Afterwards, it's time to recharge your batteries at Ilha do Sapinho, with a lunch of fresh seafood straight from the water, on a wooden pier in the middle of the mangrove forest. Next, a quick stop at Ponta da Ilha Grande — just to observe and photograph this, which is the largest inhabited island in the bay, with its fishing village seen from the sea. And the tour ends in style in Campinhos — deeper, more crystal-clear water, a beach almost all your own, the perfect place for the last swim of the day before returning to Barra Grande.