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The Island of São Paulo that Maintains Almost 95% of the Territory Covered by Atlantic Forest and Gathers 43 Beaches Between Waterfalls, Trails and Small Caiçaras Communities

Summary by O Antagonista
Few places in Brazil managed to grow as a tourist destination without consuming their own landscape. Ilhabela, on the northern coast of São Paulo, arrived today with almost all the territory still taken by the forest, and that's exactly what sustains its beaches, trails and waterfalls. The result is an island where it kills...
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Few places in Brazil managed to grow as a tourist destination without consuming their own landscape. Ilhabela, on the northern coast of São Paulo, arrived today with almost all the territory still taken by the forest, and that's exactly what sustains its beaches, trails and waterfalls. The result is an island where it kills...

·São Paulo, Brazil
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O Antagonista broke the news in São Paulo, Brazil on Thursday, September 10, 2026.
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