Ilha Grande and Vila do Abraão Hotels & Hostels (11)

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The spacious sundeck overlooking the ocean, natural swimming pool and lively evening barbecues have earned this beachfront hostel/pousada a loyal following among backpackers. To get there, head 1…

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Despite its remote, immersed-in-nature atmosphere, Asalem is only 5 minutes from Abraão by boat, or 25 minutes on foot via a scenic beachfront trail. Owned by an internationally acclaimed photogr…

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You'll find spotless rooms at Beto's, including some with multiple bunks for friends or family members traveling together. Optional air-conditioning costs R$20 extra per night. There's a helpful …

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Uphill and inland from the center of town, this shady, peaceful retreat has banana trees, chirping parrots and a terrace full of hammocks. Rooms are somewhat musty but affordable. HI members save…

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This good beachfront choice is just 300m from the dock. Lutz, a German who has made Abraão his home, enjoys meeting fellow travelers and speaks many languages. The lovely front rooms, featuring t…

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On the picturesque shopping alley called Buganville, Casablanca features some upstairs rooms with small balconies overlooking the mountains.

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This friendly, family-run pousada, a few blocks from the beach, has a cool, shady garden with comfortable seating under a thatched roof out back.

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This extremely attractive French-run pousada, with stone walls and blue French doors, is set in a pretty garden just off the beach. Some front rooms have ocean views.

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A few blocks back from the beach, just off Rua Getúlio Vargas, this pousada has rooms with verandas facing a nice garden courtyard and some with views to the hill and forest.

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If you really, really want to get away from it all, this is the remotest place you can go and still have protection from the mosquitoes. It's on Enseada do Bananal, on the northwestern side of th…

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This conveniently located camping ground has hot showers, big shade trees and a kitchen and barbecue area for guests' use. They also rent out tents.

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