A Comprehensive Guide to Visiting Fernando de Noronha in Brazil
WEBThe surrounding waters of Fernando de Noronha teem with marine life, making it a haven for snorkelers and divers alike. Visitors can encounter a kaleidoscope of underwater wonders, including colorful reef fish, sea turtles, octopuses, and even dolphins.
The Complete Travel Guide to Fernando de Noronha - Culture Trip
WEBJan 17, 2018 · With three of its beaches ranked among the top five best beaches in Brazil, according to the prestigious Guia Quatro Rodas Praias, Brazil’s ultimate guide to heavenly shores, Fernando de Noronho is in a league of its own when it comes to pure paradise.
Travel and Tourism Information About Fernando de Noronha - Brazil
WEBWith crystalline waters and an exuberance of corals, dolphins, lobsters and colorful tropical fish, as well as wonderfully preserved beaches and virtually no pollution, Fernando de Noronha is a paradise for divers, surfers and all nature lovers.
Sailing in Brazil by Boat: Guide | Sailo
WEBOpt for sailboat charters in Brazil or motor boat charters in Brazil to cruise along the coast to Angra dos Reis, stopping at mesmerizing spots such as Ilha Grande, Ilha da Gipóia, Ilha do Cataguases, and Lopes Mendes Beach.
Bonito, Brazil: Ultimate Planning Guide + Why You Should Go
WEBJun 3, 2020 · Plan the perfect trip to Bonito, Brazil with this ultimate planning guide. Includes best things to do, when to go, how to get there, ecotourism & tours.
WEBWetland Tourism: Brazil - Abrolhos Marine National Park. The Abrolhos Marine National Park is situated around 70 km from the southern coast of the state of Bahia, Brazil, and is part of the Abrolhos Reef Complex, the largest known reef in the South Atlantic. It encompasses large areas of coral reefs, as well as the Abrolhos archipelago and the ...
The future of Brazilian seas | Nature Sustainability
WEBNov 13, 2018 · MS: Despite some improvement in coastal and marine management, Brazil still needs a strong focus on the basics, such as urban planning and sewage treatment. For example, coastal tourism is...
Brazil | Whale Watching Handbook
WEBWhale watching in Brazil began in the Abrolhos Marine National Park, Southern Bahia State, in 1988, with the first tours being offered to watch humpback whales. In 2001 whale watching tours were established in Praia do Forte where they subsequently spread to several other small coastal cities along the coast of Bahia.
Building One of Latin America’s Largest Networks of Marine Protected ...
WEBOct 23, 2020 · In 2020, Brazil fully realized its goal of creating the largest marine protected area in Latin America: 96.4 million hectares (26.4 % of the Brazilian vast marine territory) were placed under biodiversity protection status and, simultaneously, 1.6 million hectares were placed under enhanced biodiversity protection.
(PDF) Marine ecotourism in Brazil: from origins to implementation ...
WEBOct 10, 2018 · It covers the study of two representative cases of marine ecotourism along the Brazilian coast, which develop direct benthic-community watching – one on rocky shores (EcoTurisMar Project)...