Araraquara Island is a protected natural area located north of Paraty, in the Ilha Grande Bay, covering approximately 471,110 sqm. It is one of the largest islands in the region, positioned between Araraquarinha and Jurubaíba islands, as well as the Algodão and Branca rock formations. The island offers easy maritime access and a strategic location close to the mainland, within one of the most valued coastal regions in Rio de Janeiro State. The island features rugged terrain fully covered by preserved native vegetation, exposed rock formations, large rounded boulders, and natural caves. These characteristics highlight its ecological, environmental, and scientific value, maintaining the area in a state of full conservation. The property is classified as an environmental protection zone, where any type of construction, development, or real estate intervention is strictly prohibited by law. Araraquara Island is intended exclusively for environmental conservation, scientific research, biodiversity preservation, and protection of natural heritage. The property has no building rights and must remain in its original condition, in full compliance with current environmental regulations. It represents a protected natural asset of significant environmental importance. #ref:W06.147 - W06.147 - WhereInRio