Ilha Grande Nightlife

"Tribos" is the only bar or nightclub in the Ilha, you can drink some before in the streets... and then go there, is a small place with a bar in the middle and music but all the people in the Ilha surely is there....

Dress Code: Just go.....

Nightlife in Abraao is unpredictable and unusual. There seems to be no ryhme or reason as to why certain restaurants or bars are open on certain nights of the week. It appears as though there is always something going on and you can find a chopp at a cafe or creperia or mixed drink until about 4am whether from a street vendor who will give you free homemade cheese with each purchase, or a strange all night club that was only mysteriously open on one of the 4 nights that we spent on the island (and it was a Monday).

Dress Code: As casual as possible. If you haven't gotten the chance to change out of your bathing suit...not a problem.

We began a lot of our nights at this little bar on the beach. It is directly across from the beach and the ferry. Many locals seem to come here for a drink after a day of work on the boats of trails. In fact we ran in to our waiter from dinner and our boat captain frequently.

Dress Code: No one would notice if you wore your swim suit only. In fact, I think that a lot of people did.

There are no clubs or anything in Abraao. In fact there's only one place where you can have a beer in the whole island. That's where it all happens during the night. You grab a beer, meet some people, buy some artcraft and hear the local play brazilian music. If it rains, don't worry, it'll pass. After a certain hour (don't remember exactly) the pub closes and everyone goes to a very close place, where there are locals playing music, and where you can dance 'til late. Very good music by the way!!!

Dress Code: As you like

In Abraao,there's a great " FORRO " club (FORRO:a brazilian dance ),called " Bar Verdinho Da Ilha.
Even for the beginners in this dance,the music will take you straight to the arms of "that " girl and you just have to follow the steps!!

not much night life here. Best bet is to grab a few bevies and stay at the hostel, sit on the beach or stay at a restaurant till it closes.

It's a sort of open bar, where the youngsters of Ilha Grande come together.

Carnaval here is celebrate in the streets,with the bands playing samba,and everybody dancing all night long!