Price · Ubatuba
A single listing doesn't represent Ubatuba's speedboat rental price — but it's useful for learning how to read one. On September 7, 2026, Voguer listed the Phantom 29 UB at R$4,300 per day for up to seven passengers; see how to read this kind of ad before requesting your own quote.
What this sample listing tells you
The Phantom 29 UB is a public reference point for researching the private-charter option. The listing didn't specify duration, fuel or a route for any particular date.
| Listing detail | Observed value | What to confirm |
|---|---|---|
| Advertised price | R$ 4,300 per day | The rate for your date |
| Passengers listed | 7 | Capacity that applies to your group and the operation |
| Listing location | Ubatuba | The real departure address |
| Route and inclusions | Not standardized in this research | Route, fuel, crew and services |
Checked on 09/07/2026. A single listing doesn't represent Ubatuba's full range of options, and it doesn't establish a minimum or maximum price.
Don't confuse a ferry ticket with a private charter
A ticket to reach an island may be priced per person and have its own return conditions. A private charter serves your group under a quote for a set period and route. Compare these products by what they actually deliver.
Ubatuba's official tourism page on Anchieta Island lists different ways to reach the attraction, including schooner trips and crewed boats. The option you choose changes how the trip is organized and how the budget is structured.
The island you want changes your quote request
Say whether you want to visit Anchieta, Couves, Prumirim or another area. Ask the operator to describe the route from your actual departure point, instead of giving you a generic price for "the islands of Ubatuba."
Check whether the trip is just cruising and swimming, or includes time ashore too. Transport, entry and time on land can be separate line items, and shouldn't be assumed to be included.
How to calculate the cost per person
If seven paying guests split a base price of R$4,300, each share works out to about R$614.29, before extras. With five paying guests, it would be R$860 each. This is a math demonstration using one listing, not an offer or an individual ticket price.
Use your confirmed group size and add food, any applicable fees and transport that isn't included. Track any security deposit or refundable guarantee separately, if there is one.
Getting there by land matters too
Compare the distance between your accommodation and each quote's departure point. A lower price may come with different logistics for reaching the boat. Travel time, parking and access via the beach or pier all factor into how convenient the choice really is.
Mention children and any mobility needs so you can judge whether the departure point works for your group. Don't compare costs without considering how the experience begins and ends.
Send a request that gets you a complete answer
Gather your date, total passenger count, accommodation, the island you want and your group's priority for the trip. Ask for duration, fuel, crew and all other inclusions in the same quote.
If the total goes over budget, ask about a different option or a more concentrated route. Adjusting the product is more useful than comparing prices that refer to different experiences.
Frequently asked questions
How much per person does this example cost?
Split R$4,300 among seven paying guests and the base price works out to about R$614.29 per person, before any extras. This isn't a ticket price or a confirmed rate.
Does the speedboat price include any island?
No. The quote should spell out the route and its corresponding costs, plus access and time ashore where applicable.
Is a ferry ticket the same as a rental?
No. Compare duration, privacy, route, return trip and inclusions to understand which product suits your group.