Parati, Brazil

Cruise Port

Parati

Historic municipality in Brazil.

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Overview

Parati is a cruise port in Brazil. It lies on the coast at approximately -23.219, -44.715.

About Parati

Paraty is a Brazilian municipality on the southern coast of the state of Rio de Janeiro. It is 258 kilometres from the state capital, the city of Rio de Janeiro. Alongside the Atlantic Ocean, the municipal area has an average altitude of just five metres above sea level. It covers 924.295 square kilometres and has an estimated population of 47,668, giving a population density of 48.95 inhabitants per square kilometre. According to an estimate by the Brazilian Institute of Geography and Statistics (IBGE) from 2014, it ranks 43rd among the municipalities of the state of Rio de Janeiro by population.

Overview text adapted from Wikipedia, available under the CC BY-SA license.

Planning a cruise visit

A detailed cruise guide for Parati — how to reach the centre from the cruise terminal, what to see on a port day, shopping and local tips — is being added. In the meantime, use the quick facts and map link above to start planning, and always confirm terminal and transport details with your cruise line and the local port authority before you travel.

Around Parati

Paraty
Paraty
Brazil paraty wide street
Brazil paraty wide street
Museu de Arte Sacra de Paraty
Museu de Arte Sacra de Paraty
Baia de Paraty
Baia de Paraty

Weather & best time to visit

Typically warmest around 30°C in Jan and coolest around 24°C in Jun (average daytime highs).

Jan
30°
23°
Feb
29°
23°
Mar
30°
23°
Apr
27°
20°
May
25°
18°
Jun
24°
17°
Jul
24°
16°
Aug
25°
17°
Sep
26°
18°
Oct
26°
20°
Nov
27°
20°
Dec
28°
21°

Average daily high / low in °C. Source: Open-Meteo.

Where to stay

Staying near Parati the night before or after your cruise makes embarkation easier. Browse hotels near the port →

Cruise season & schedules

Which ships call at Parati, and when, changes by season. Check the latest arrivals and departures before you plan. See current cruise schedules →