Moorings:
The only possible mooring on the mainland is in the small basin behind the ferry terminal. Here you can berth among the fishing boats. There are no anchorages this side of the channel.
On the island of Sao Sebastiao there are several options for swing moorings on the west coast around the villages of Barreiro and Saco da Capela. Anchoring is restricted but you can find space off the Santos Yacht club or in various anchorages around the north and east coasts.
There are several yacht clubs here. Yacht Club Ilhabela and Iate Clube de Santos both offer a few days free mooring to visitors.
Groceries, banking, and medical care are available in Ilhabela, but for chandlery needs, or repairs, it is better to moor on the island and take the ferry to the mainland.
Last updated: June 2022
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