Hotel Pousada Villa Di Capri

About Hotel Pousada Villa Di Capri

Hotel Pousada Villa Di Capri is an independently run timeshare hotel in the Enseada neighbourhood of Ubatuba, a few minutes from the seafront. Guests rate it 4.2 out of 5 from over a thousand Google reviews, with regular mentions of its relaxed, unfussy feel, the included breakfast and the outdoor pool — a useful option on days when the sea is rougher or you simply want to stay close to the room. As an independent property, it doesn't carry the branding (or pricing) of a big international chain, which is part of why weeks here tend to come up at accessible resale prices compared with branded resorts along the same coast.

Ubatuba: the setting

Ubatuba sits on the Costa Verde, roughly midway between Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo, and is known locally for having one of the highest numbers of beaches in Brazil — upwards of 80 coves and beaches depending on how you count them. The town itself retains a village feel even in peak season, with a harbour, a market, and a seafront lined with simple restaurants serving fresh fish and Brazilian coastal staples. Behind the town, the Serra do Mar rises straight out of the sea, covered in Atlantic Forest, so hiking trails, waterfalls and birdwatching are all within easy reach without leaving the municipality. Boats from the harbour run out to Anchieta Island, a former prison site turned state park with colonial ruins and quiet beaches you can't reach by road.

Things to do nearby

Owners and renters alike use Villa Di Capri as a base for beach-hopping — Ubatuba's beaches range from sheltered, calm bays good for families to more exposed breaks popular with surfers. Snorkelling, stand-up paddleboarding and fishing trips can be arranged locally, and the Atlantic Forest trails close to town are manageable as a half-day outing. The town centre, with its shops and restaurants, is a short drive or taxi ride away, useful for anyone without a hire car.

Selling or renting your week here

Hotel Pousada Villa Di Capri is an independent resort, so any resale or transfer of your week goes through the resort's owners' association or management rather than a branded exchange company. Before agreeing a price with a buyer, ask management directly for the current transfer fee and the latest annual maintenance fee — these figures aren't standardised across independent Brazilian resorts, and quoting a number without confirmation risks under- or over-pricing the week.

Listing on BidMyTimeshare keeps the process in your hands: you set the asking price, write your own description of the week (season, unit size, any extras), and buyers contact you directly through the platform. There's a one-time listing fee to get your week in front of buyers, and we don't take a cut of the sale price — 0% commission, no matter how the deal is negotiated between you and the buyer. The same applies if you'd rather rent the week out for a season instead of selling outright; renters researching Villa Di Capri are typically looking for a straightforward beach stay with breakfast included and a pool on site, rather than a resort with extensive on-site facilities, so set expectations accordingly in your listing.

Practical notes for buyers and owners

A resale buyer should expect to take on the week itself and whatever usage rights come with it under the resort's rules, plus responsibility for ongoing annual fees — not any loyalty perks or informal arrangements the seller may have had with management. Because this is an independent property, always get the transfer fee, the annual fee and the transfer timeline in writing from the resort before completing a private sale, rather than relying on verbal assurances from either side.