Piauí Tourist Attractions: 15 Top Places To Visit
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Top Places to visit in Piauí (Brazil):
Serra da Capivara National Park, Barra Grande Beach, Delta Rio Parnaiba, Fundacao Museu do Homem Americano, Parque Nacional de Sete Cidades, Macapa Beach, Igreja Sao Benedito, 4 de Setembro Theater, Ponte Estaiada, Parque Estacao da Cidadania, Palacio de Karnak, Itaqui Beach, Porto das Barcas, Nossa Senhora das Gracas Church, Pedra do Sal Beach
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Rio de Janeiro Nightlife Guide
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Rio de Janeiro, Brazil is one of the one of the wildest and most exotic places I have every experienced, and the nightlife is nothing short of amazing.
Monday - Pedra do Sal
Our week starts out at the most popular party spot on Monday night in downtown Rio…
Tuesday - Gavea
On Tuesday, join the international crowd at the Zero Zero club in Gavea for a good vibe and great dance music.
Wednesday - Botafogo
Botafogo is the place to be in on Wednesday night as there’s a variety of bars to check out, and you can’t miss Karaoke night at Casa de Matriz!
Thursday - Baixo Gavea
University Students flood the streets of Baixo Gavea on Thursday night to enjoy some drinks and let off a little steam.
Friday - Lapa
The heart of Rio nightlife is in the downtown area of Lapa. You can pre-game in the streets and listen to all the great live music.
From there, head into one of the popular night clubs like Lapa 40 or Rio Scenarium.
And if you have the opportunity, you gotta experience a Monobloco concert at Fundição Progresso.
Saturday - Samba School
Sunday - Beach, Santa Teresa or Urca
And If you’re still alive on Sunday, you have a few options… You could go to the beach and relax, re-hydrate with a coconut water, and watch the sunset from Arpoador, maybe you’d prefer heading to Santa Teresa, eat a traditional Feijoada and watch the sunset from Hotel Santa Teresa, or you can go down to my favorite neighborhood in all of Rio, Urca, to drink a few beers with friends along the Marina and enjoy the views.
Whatever you decide, just make sure you get enough rest to do it all over again tomorrow.
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Best Things To Do in Camocim, Brazil
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Tatajuba Beach
Guriu Beach
Maceio Beach
Dunas de Camocim
Barrinha Beach
Barra dos Remedios Beach
Ilha do Amor Beach
Amor Island
Camocim Beach (das Barreiras)
Lago Grande
Natal Tourist Attractions: 15 Top Places To Visit
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Top Places to visit in Natal (Brazil):
Dunas de Genipabu, Ponta Negra Beach, Parque das Dunas, Camurupim Beach, Barra de Tabatinga Beach, Lagoa de Jacuma, Genipabu Beach, Parrachos de Maracajau, Arena das Dunas, Ponte Newton Navarro, Barra De Punau, Lagoa de Pitangui, Morro do Careca, Forte Beach
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BARRA GRANDE & ITACARÉ - SH REAL ESTATE SUPPORT
BARRA GRANDE - OWN A PEACE OF PARADISE
UNIQUE LOCATION
Located o n the south coast of Bahia, in northeast Brazil, the Peninsula of Maraú has beautiful untouched beaches, tropical forest, rivers, waterfalls and preserved nature. The Camamu Bay, with its many islands, is the third major bay in Brazil and is good for sailing. Barra Grande is the main villa
Located on the south coast of Bahia, in northeast Brazil, the Peninsula of Maraú has beautiful untouched beaches, tropical forest, rivers, waterfalls and preserved nature. The Camamu Bay, with its many islands, is the third major bay in Brazil and is good for sailing. Barra Grande is the main village of the Peninsula and the starting point to discover this paradise
ge of the Peninsula and the starting point to discover this paradise
BARRA GRANDE ATMOSPHERE
Far from the most famous tourist centers, this peaceful village and its splendid beaches fascinate everyone who goes there. Because of the difficult access this place has preserved the typical atmosphere of an old fishermen village...
BEACHES
The longest beaches are located on the ocean side of the Peninsula. With strong waves, good for surfing, they have white sand and coral reefs which form natural swimming pools at low tide. On the other side of the Peninsula, facing the Camamu Bay, beaches are smaller, with calm water.
THE PENINSULA OF MARAÚ is located on the Dendê Coast, in the State of Bahia, 200 km south of Salvador, 150 km north of Ilhéus.
GEOGRAPHIC COORDINATES
Latitude: 13º 57' 10 South. Longitude: 39º 08' 40 West.
The climate is tropical and humid with an annual average temperature of 28ºC / 82ºF.
TO GET THERE BY AIR
The nearest airport is Ilhéus (IOS). The closest international airport is in Salvador (SSA). It is served by most major international air companies. There are daily flies to Ilhéus from Salvador and São Paulo by the Brazilian companies TAM and GOL. Small planes (air taxis) take passengers directly to Barra Grande from Salvador airport. [MORE INFORMATION]
TO GET THERE BY BOAT FROM CAMAMU
Camamu is 2 hours from Salvador by the ferry-boat and the road BA-001. A boat transports passengers several times a day from the port of Camamu to Barra Grande. It takes approximately 1 hour and 30 minutes. Agencies of Camamu and Barra Grande provide faster transport in quick boats.
TO GET THERE BY LAND FROM ITACARÉ
Some agencies based at Itacaré provide transport service to the Peninsula of Maraú by off-road vehicles, from Itacaré and the airport of Ilhéus.
TO GET THERE BY THE BR-030
The BR-030 is an unpaved road in very bad state that links the town of Ubaitaba, on the BR-101 interstate road, to Barra Grande. The BR-030 is not practical for to common cars. It is possible to shorten the way driving by the BA-001 until Itacaré, then taking a boat to cross the river and going on by a dirt road until the BR-030. [MAP]
DISTANCES TO THE TOWN OF MARAÚ (BY LAND)
From Salvador by BR-101: 345km; by ferry-boat and Itaparica: 190km.
From Itacaré: 31km.
From Ubaitaba: 63km.
From Camamu: 102km.
From Barra Grande: 40km.
Top 10 Best Things To Do in Ilha do Marajo, Brazil
Ilha do Marajo Travel Guide. MUST WATCH. Top 10 things you have to do in Ilha do Marajo. We have sorted Tourist Attractions in Ilha do Marajo for You. Discover Ilha do Marajo as per the Traveler Resources given by our Travel Specialists. You will not miss any fun thing to do in Ilha do Marajo.
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Praia Grande de Salvaterra Beach
Praia do Pesqueiro
Joanes Beach
Ceu Beach
Barra Velha Beach
Sao Jeronimo Farm
Barra Velha Beach
Ruins of Joanes
Monsaras
Igarape Agua Boa
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The Photo Locations in Rio de Janeiro
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I went around Rio looking for the best views of Rio de Janeiro to photography at sunset, and I found some beauties. My favorite views of Rio were from Mirante Dona Marta, Sugar Loaf, and Dois Irmaos Mountains. My absolute favourite was from Dois Irmaos which is just an absolutely sunning view of Rio de Janeiro. It's really the only view in Rio that you can see every single one of the iconic symbols of the city. From there, you can see Christ the Redeemer, Sugar Loaf, Ipanema Beach, Copacabana, and Lagoa. It is such a spectacular sight.
I know there are lots of fans of Brazil on this channel, so if you have a favourite for the best view of Rio de Janeiro, I'd love to hear in in the comments!
Top 10 Best Things To Do in Natal, Brazil
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Dunas de Genipabu
Parrachos de Maracajau
Ponta Negra Beach
Camurupim Beach
Parque das Dunas
Morro do Careca
Lagoa de Jacuma
Genipabu Beach
Barra De Punau
Lagoa de Pitangui
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Top 10 Best Things To Do in Praia da Pipa, Brazil
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Baia dos Golfinhos
Pipa Beach
Madeiro Beach
Amor Beach
Chapadao Hill
Praia Tibau do Sul
Barra do Cunhau
Santuario Ecologico de Pipa
Sibauma Beach
Praias Do Amor E Do Moleque
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Warning for theft in Rio de Janeiro | Cautions | Assaltos no Rio de Janeiro #35
The most common forms of crime affecting tourists are pick pockets and street muggings. However, kidnapping (other than express-kidnapping) is not an issue like it is reported to be in some other Latin American countries.
In the past, the security risk was higher than it is today and police protection has improved significantly in Zona Sul (Copacabana, Ipanema, Leblon, Lagoa, Jardim Botanico) and Barra da Tijuca in the last two years. Today, although the likelihood of experiencing crime in Rio has diminished, it still exists. It has to be said that much of the crime that occurs is opportunity crime. Meaning that criminals focus more on those they think are easy or high-value targets. For example, the elderly or someone walking alone at night or someone wearing lots of jewelry.
While Rio does have a certain security risk involved, visitors can greatly minimize their risk by following a few common sense rules. These tips may sound alarmist but they could equally apply to any big city in the world.
Security Tips for Visitors:
Try to travel in a group preferably with local friends. At night, avoid walking on the streets alone.
Be careful about public transportation at night. Take a taxi and not a bus at night. Late at night, consider taking a radio or call taxi especially when travelling to less secure or unfamiliar locations. Many people prefer calling a taxi company than picking one randomly in the street. The line 1 of the underground (especially, City Centre- Copacabana) is perceived as being safer that buses, but at night the entrances to the subway stations are a focal point for the homeless.
Be aware of your surroundings and others when walking on the street. Especially at night. If you see a group of young kids that look suspicious walking towards you, cross the street. Avoid dark/enclosed areas.
Do not walk around wearing flashy jewelry or expensive looking items. A basic watch or wedding band is okay (prospective criminals won't be able to distinguish between a fake Rolex or costume jewelry and the real thing).
Do not carry a lot of cash around. Carry around only enough for your expected purchases and a credit card (none if you don't expect to use it). Leave the passport and other credit cards in the safe at the hotel.
Make a copy of the Biographic page of your passport and carry this with you. It makes it easy to get into night clubs & restaurants or to provide ID if stopped by the police.
Do not keep all of your money in one pocket. Distribute it in different pockets.
Take extra care when taking out money from an automatic teller machine. Beware of suspicious characters lurking near by. It is best to use the machines located inside banks, buildings and shopping centers.
Keep digital cameras in your pocket or in non-descript paper or plastic bags.
Don't leave belongings unattended.
Stay away from the slum areas (favelas). There are some respected favela tours for tourists, but remember that these operators must pay a percentage of their profits to the criminal gangs controlling the favela to ensure the safety of the tour party.
The city centre should be visited during workhours (but be aware of pickpocketing there) and it is generally considered an empty and dangerous place at night - although some parts of it have been renovated, particularly the Lapa district where many world-class samba clubs are located. Always take a taxi if visiting Lapa and make a reservation at the club you intend to visit in advance.
Rio's beaches are gorgeous and seemingly tranquil, and as such may lull you into a sense of safety; but it has been reported, however, that thieves are on the look out for people who appear to be alone and have watches, jewelry, cameras, or anything else that can be quickly stolen. If you're alone, you may want to take beach pictures from the restaurant or the top of the hotel if you use a good camera.
Although the food offered by beach vendors (such as shrimp, oysters and natural sandwiches), might look wonderful, it's best to be circumspect about what you order. Most foods sold by vendors on the beach are prepared the night before in somewhat unsanitary conditions and then spend most of the day in the hot sun in the hands of those selling it. If you want to drink beer or soda on the beach, it's best to use a cup or a straw instead of drinking directly from the can. If you will be drinking from the can, clean it with some (mineral) water and then dry the can before drinking.
An excellent way to avoid many of the safety and sanitary issues while at the beach is to rent deck chairs and an umbrella from one of the many kiosks located on the major beaches. Most hotels also have a kiosk and some even pay for a military police presence in the vicinity of their location. Drinks and snacks ordered from the boys working at the kiosk are usually of high quality and you can pay for your entire days consumption as you leave at the end of the day