Fernando de Noronha & Porto de galinhas 10 noches

About the destination: Recife, the capital of Pernambucano, is in the Northeast of Brazil and it is a mix of modern high-rise buildings and old baroque churches. Recife has is the most important commercial centre of North-eastern Brazil.Recife is located where the Beberibe River meets the Capibaribe River to flow into the Atlantic Ocean. It is a major port on the Atlantic Ocean. The many rivers and bridges found in Recife characterize its geography and gives it the moniker of the "Brazilian Venice".Recife is a modern city full of rich beachside skyscrapers and amazing beaches, but it has and interesting old town, which includes the oldest synagogue in the Americas, colourful colonial houses and many 18th century baroque churches. Recife is known for its amazing beaches. The beach of Porto de Galinhas has been repeatedly awarded the title of best beach in BrazilRecife is a lively city with a vibrant cultural life. It is also a good starting point for visiting nearby Olinda, which is a UNESCO World Heritage site.

About the destination: Fernando de Noronha is an archipelago in Brazil and a UNESCO Natural World Heritage Site and was declared a marine national park in 1988. It is a volcanic archipelago of 21 islands, and its rugged landscape includes towering rock sculptures, rushing waterfalls and natural swimming pools. Tucked beneath jagged cliffs and caves lurk exquisite white sand beaches. The waters off Fernando de Noronha teem with colorful fish, dolphins, lobsters, turtles, sponges and corals, making it a favorite diving and snorkeling locale.

About the destination: Porto de Galinhas, located on Brazil’s stunning northeast coast in the state of Pernambuco, is one of the country’s most beloved beach destinations. Once a quiet fishing village, it has grown into a charming resort town known for its white-sand beaches, warm turquoise waters, and relaxed atmosphere. The main beach stretches for kilometers, lined with coconut trees and natural tidal pools that form among the coral reefs at low tide, creating perfect, calm spots for swimming and snorkeling. One of the highlights of visiting Porto de Galinhas is taking a traditional “jangada” (wooden sailboat) out to the natural pools. As the tide goes out, colorful fish and marine life become visible in the crystal-clear water, making it an ideal place to snorkel even for beginners. Along the main street in town, you’ll find boutiques, handicraft shops, and laid-back bars and restaurants serving fresh seafood and regional dishes such as tapioca, moquecas, and grilled fish. Beyond the main beach, the surrounding coastline offers a variety of experiences. Maracaípe Beach is popular with surfers and kitesurfers thanks to its stronger waves, while Muro Alto features calm waters protected by a long reef, perfect for stand-up paddleboarding, kayaking, and families with children. Many visitors also take day trips to nearby attractions like Carneiros Beach, known for its postcard-perfect scenery and beachfront chapel. Porto de Galinhas is easy to reach from Recife, located about 60 kilometers away, and offers a wide range of accommodation, from simple guesthouses to upscale beachfront resorts. The town is lively yet still retains a small-village charm, especially in the evenings when the streets fill with music and the smell of grilled seafood. Whether you’re seeking water sports, relaxation on the sand, or a taste of Brazilian coastal culture, Porto de Galinhas is an inviting and memorable destination.