Fees · Destination Guide
Subtropical island life with Arvoredo reef dives, Campeche snorkeling, and Atlantic Forest trails
Key fee: Brazil eVisa (if required by nationality)
USD $80.90 (published eVisa fee)
Updated Jan 23, 2026 • 20 sources
Confirm these fees before you book so your operator plan and day budget match what you will pay onsite.
There is no universal tourism levy or marine-park tag for Florianopolis in the way some island destinations operate, but specific experiences have rules and, sometimes, fees. Budget for protected-area access on Ilha do Campeche, and for visa costs if your passport requires a Brazilian visa. For Arvoredo-area diving, compliance is managed through accredited operators and strict no-landing rules.
| Fee | Amount | Applies to | Where to pay | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Brazil eVisa (if required by nationality) |
USD $80.90 (published eVisa fee)
As issued (visitor stays typically up to 90 days per visit)
| Certain nationalities (notably US, Canada, Australia as of Apr 10, 2025) |
| Where to pay |
Apply online through the official portal and carry a digital and offline copy of the approval. Requirements and eligibility depend on passport nationality. |
| Ilha do Campeche visitation fee and authorization | BRL R$ 15 (reported visitation fee) plus transport cost Per day of access | Visitors landing on Ilha do Campeche | Where to pay | Access is regulated with a daily cap and must be booked via authorized transport. Follow all site rules, including trail and heritage protections. |
| Arvoredo-area recreational diving rules (operator-managed access) | Included in trip price (no public entrance ticket) Per trip | Scuba and snorkel trips targeting the Arvoredo south area | Book with an operator running Arvoredo-area trips from Florianopolis or nearby ports | The Arvoredo archipelago is a strict biological reserve. Recreational diving is typically concentrated at the southern tip of Ilha do Arvoredo outside the reserve boundary. Landing on the island is not allowed except emergencies. |
Fee
As issued (visitor stays typically up to 90 days per visit)
Apply online through the official portal and carry a digital and offline copy of the approval. Requirements and eligibility depend on passport nationality.
Per day of access
Access is regulated with a daily cap and must be booked via authorized transport. Follow all site rules, including trail and heritage protections.
Per trip
The Arvoredo archipelago is a strict biological reserve. Recreational diving is typically concentrated at the southern tip of Ilha do Arvoredo outside the reserve boundary. Landing on the island is not allowed except emergencies.