Tuto Passa is a 2024 Delta 465 sailboat based at Marina Farol de Paraty, your gateway to one of Brazil's most enchanting coastlines. This 14-metre vessel combines modern comfort with authentic sailing, making it an ideal choice for groups of friends, families, or couples seeking a week of exploration along the emerald waters of the Costa Verde. With four cabins and space for up to eight guests, the boat offers the rare balance of intimate cruising with room to spread out—each of the two bathrooms ensures mornings remain unhurried, even with a full complement aboard.

Life aboard Tuto Passa unfolds at a leisurely rhythm. The spacious cockpit, shaded by a bimini and protected by a sprayhood, becomes your living room as you sail between hidden coves and colonial fishing villages. The boat's modern systems—electric winches, GPS navigation, and an autopilot—make handling effortless, whether you're an experienced sailor or learning as you go. Climate-controlled cabins provide respite from tropical heat, while the onboard refrigerator keeps provisions fresh for simple meals prepared in the galley or enjoyed at anchor. Evening entertainment comes courtesy of the radio-CD system, though the real soundtrack is the gentle lap of water against the hull.

From Paraty, a UNESCO World Heritage site steeped in 17th-century architecture and bohemian energy, your week typically unfolds sailing south toward Angra dos Reis and its 365 islands—one for each day of the year, locals say. Days blend seamlessly: mornings spent anchoring in crystalline bays, afternoons swimming in waters so clear you see the sandy bottom, evenings wandering ashore to discover family-run restaurants serving fresh fish and tropical fruits. The 57-horsepower engine ensures reliable passage between anchorages, while the boat's responsive handling makes every sail rewarding.

Whether you're anchored off a deserted island watching the sun melt into the Atlantic, or sharing stories over dinner in a waterfront village, a week aboard Tuto Passa becomes the kind of journey that lingers long after you return to shore.