Brazil's Paradise Island: Fernando de Noronha!!

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Are you going to travel to the fantastic island of Fernando de Noronha? Incredible days await for you. Lots of sun, beach and fun!

Buuuuut, you can't forget some items that are super important for your leisure. Let's relate the basics: sunscreen, light clothes, sunglasses, hat, repellent, waterproof camera and a pair or two of havaianas. If you don't have a waterproof camera, you can rent locally for the average price of $15,00 per day.

Get ready for a dream trip: Fernando de Noronha has the most beautiful set of beaches in Brazil.

Dive with sea turtles, sale side by side with dolphins and watch the sunset from the beaches of "Cachorro", "Meio" or the viewpoint of "Boldró" This are some unforgettable things you must do at the island.

 The rates are cheaper between March and June, when it rains more (which does not usually disrupt the rides). Between September and October, the sea is perfect for dives. And, from December to February, the waves favor surfers. 

Don't forget, leave your problems and sorrows at home and carry with you only joy and happiness! :-)










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