A speedboat suits Bombinhas well. The beaches sit close together, separated by rocky headlands, so moving quickly between them means several snorkelling stops in a single afternoon rather than one.
We list speedboats on the peninsula with private charters and a skipper included. Prices are in Brazilian reais (BRL), and payment terms are confirmed with each quote.
Pick a boat below and send us your date, group size and what you’d like the day to include.
The usual format is a private charter of four to eight hours with a skipper included and the boat reserved for your group alone. You choose the departure time, and the skipper shapes the route around the sea and wind that day.
The northern and western sides of the peninsula are the sheltered ones and carry most itineraries. Possible boarding points include the piers at Bombinhas and the marinas at Porto Belo, a few minutes around the bay.
Praia da Sepultura and Praia da Tainha are among the most photographed on the peninsula, both small and framed by rock. Praia do Ribeiro, Praia da Lagoinha and the Quatro Ilhas stretch are regular calls, with Praia de Bombas and Praia de Bombinhas anchoring the busier side of town.
Across the bay sits Ilha de Porto Belo, with clear water and a well-known circuit around it. Further offshore lies the Arvoredo archipelago, a marine biological reserve with restricted access controlled by authorised operators — worth asking our team what’s possible on your date rather than assuming a landing.
The water in Bombinhas is the clearest in southern Brazil, which turns almost any anchorage into a snorkelling stop. A speedboat lets you try three or four in a day instead of settling for one.
Shallow draft helps too: smaller boats anchor closer to the sand than larger ones, which matters at the busier coves in January and February. Bring a mask if you have one — snorkelling gear is available on some boats and not others, and it’s worth confirming when you book.
A skipper comes with the boat. Fuel, food, drinks, snorkelling gear and extra hours vary by boat and are confirmed with our team in each quote. All prices are starting prices and change with the date, the number of guests and the route.
High season runs from December to March, when the town’s population multiplies and the beaches fill. Water clarity is generally best in the warmer months, though it swings with wind and swell week to week. April, May and October usually combine good weather, empty anchorages and much better availability.
Navegue Temporada is a Brazilian boat rental platform, and we arrange everything directly with you over WhatsApp or email. Tell us the date, how many guests are coming and whether the day is about snorkelling or simply beach time, and we’ll suggest what fits.
The full local fleet is on boat rental in Bombinhas. Nearby there’s boat rental in Porto Belo, boat rental in Balneário Camboriú and boat rental in Florianópolis, with the whole region on boat rental in Santa Catarina. Chartering in Europe? Our sister company Portugal Boat covers Lisbon and the Algarve.