Salvador → Morro de São Paulo 10:30am — R$ 152.51 · Morro de São Paulo → Salvador 1:30pm — R$ 138.71

Salvador → Morro de São Paulo 10:30am — R$ 152.51 · Morro de São Paulo → Salvador 1:30pm — R$ 138.71

Our vessels

Meet your next crossing.

Two catamarans, the same dedication to the crossing between Salvador and Morro de São Paulo. Discover the spaces, equipment and facilities on each vessel.

01 · Catamaran

Ilha Bela III

Three spaces to enjoy the journey by sea.

Ilha Bela III near Forte de São Marcelo — illustrative recreation based on Ilha Bela references
Ilha Bela III · Exterior view · Illustrative recreation
Length
17 metres
Capacity
122 passengers
Spaces
3
Crew
4 crew members

Spaces on board

  • Indoor saloon
  • Outdoor saloon at the stern
  • Upper deck with panoramic views
  • Two toilets

Comfort and services

  • Padded seats and tables along the sides
  • TV and background music
  • Bar service
  • Onboard internet

Safety and navigation

  • Two engines
  • On-board security cameras
  • VHF radio, AIS and GPS
  • Lifejackets, rigid buoyant apparatus, lifebuoys and distress flares
Blue seating and tables inside Ilha Bela III — illustrative recreation based on Ilha Bela references
Indoor saloon · Seating and side tables · Illustrative recreation
Seating beside the window — illustrative recreation based on Ilha Bela references
On board · Seating and sea views · Illustrative recreation
Ilha Bela III stern and outdoor saloon — illustrative recreation based on Ilha Bela references
Outdoor area · Stern saloon · Illustrative recreation

02 · Catamaran

Viva Morro

An indoor saloon and outdoor area to enjoy the scenery.

Viva Morro side view — illustrative recreation based on Ilha Bela references
Viva Morro · Exterior view · Illustrative recreation
Length
14 metres
Capacity
55 passengers
Spaces
2
Crew
4 crew members

Spaces on board

  • Indoor saloon
  • Outdoor area at the stern
  • One toilet

Comfort and services

  • Padded seats
  • TV and background music
  • Bar service
  • Onboard internet

Safety and navigation

  • Two engines
  • On-board security cameras
  • VHF radio, AIS and GPS
  • Lifejackets, rigid buoyant apparatus, lifebuoys and distress flares

The onboard experience

Sail in Comfort and Wellbeing

All our vessels are regulated by AGERBA (Bahia’s Transport Regulatory Agency) and the Port Captaincy, ensuring safety and compliance on every crossing.

Why do we choose natural ventilation?

On our fleet, you breathe fresh, natural air — and that makes all the difference to your onboard experience. Enclosed, air-conditioned spaces during navigation can turn a peaceful trip into an uncomfortable experience. Here’s why:

  • Confined spaces increase nausea — more space and ventilation mean greater wellbeing;
  • Cold, dry, recirculated air reduces air quality, causing respiratory discomfort, headaches and worsening seasickness;
  • Lower seats provide better views of the interior and surroundings, helping prevent motion sickness;
  • No unwanted odours — if a passenger feels unwell, natural ventilation quickly disperses the odour, preserving everyone’s comfort on board.

Your next crossing

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Messages from the Sailor

Travel tips, stories from Bahia and an invitation to the next boarding trip.

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Messages from the Sailor

Travel tips, stories from Bahia and an invitation to the next boarding trip.

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Messages from the Sailor

Travel tips, stories from Bahia and an invitation to the next boarding trip.

© Ilha Bela TM 2026 · All rights reserved

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