Getting to Fernando de Noronha involves more than booking a flight and choosing accommodation. Travelers should check transportation, the required environmental preservation fee and Marine National Park visitor rules through official channels.
Flights and arrival
Regular visitor access is mainly by air. Check schedules, connections, luggage allowances and arrival details with your airline before buying tickets. Air routes and schedules can change.
Environmental fee and Marine National Park access
The Environmental Preservation Fee (TPA) relates to your stay on the island and is separate from any applicable access ticket to the Marine National Park. Confirm the current amounts, eligibility, payment channels and park rules with the Fernando de Noronha Administration and the park’s official operator. The EKOS team does not set these charges.
Reaching your accommodation and planning activities
Check transport arrangements with your accommodation and approved local providers. Do not assume that a transfer is included or that a beach is within any particular travel time. Reserve activities after reviewing local conditions and visiting rules.
Before you travel
Confirm your documents, flight schedule, accommodation address, relevant fees and entry requirements. Keep the official payment confirmations and contact details handy.
Frequently asked questions
Is there an environmental fee?
Yes, the island has an Environmental Preservation Fee. Check the current official rate and conditions.
Does booking a hotel include airport transportation?
Not necessarily. Ask the chosen property what is included before assuming a transfer is provided.
Plan your stay with EKOS.
Our reservations team can help you compare the four properties and their room categories. An inquiry does not create a booking.