Parati assumed a prominent position during the intense mining exploration in Minas Gerais, being an important port of departure.
With the end of exploration, it went into decline, keeping the characteristics of colonial times intact.
This, and the exceptional environmental framework, justified its declaration as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO.
Highlights in Parati:
Strolling along the city’s uneven pavements that remind us of Óbidos is an outstanding experience, as is navigating the bay, sharing access to beautiful beaches and islands with Angra dos Reis.
Hidden in the forest, Paraty-Mirim is a short detour.
Memories of Parati
Memories of Parati - Murycana Farm Farm I wrote a tip about this good restaurant, near Parati, but the place ... Read More
Warnings in Parati
​ Warnings in Parati Sailing A boat in Angra dos Reis bay is the key to paradise, however, starting from ... Read More
Sleeping in Parati
Sleeping in Parati ​ Pousada do Corsário - Good location in Parati Very close to the historical center of Parati, ... Read More
Eating in Parati
Eating in Parati ​ Rancho da Murycana A different suggestion in Parati Murycana We saw lots of publicity advertising this ... Read More
Visiting Parati
Visiting Parati I had a very strong sensation of travelling back in time twice in my life: first when, lost ... Read More
    
    
 
   
    
    
    
    
    
    
