Angra dos Reis, a municipality in the southern part of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, is known for its beautiful beaches and offshore islands, with Ilha Grande being the largest. The area was first documented by Europeans in 1502 and has been continuously settled since 1556. Today, it's a popular tourist destination with a mix of commerce, fishing, industry, and services contributing to its economy. The city also houses Brazil's nuclear power stations, Angra I and Angra II, and is a busy port for oil exports. With its hilly terrain and tropical climate, Angra dos Reis offers a picturesque setting for visitors looking to relax by the sea or explore the surrounding islands.