Ceara Travel Blogs

I was told by several people that Jeri was the place to be of any beach town in the Northeast.  I was told that it was a good place to surf.  So before even arriving I planed on staying for a week to take some surf lessons.  On my first time making the short walk down the s…

my trip to Brasil

Today basically started the same as most of my other days here: breakfast at the bakery, reading on the beach. I kicked it at lazy days again because the furniture there rocks. After i'd had my fill of foucault, i was on my way to take a dip in the water when the 4 americans i'd met over the weeken…

i was packpacking with a suitcase for 6 months all over brasil

Long drive away from Fortaleza (nearly 4 hours) and then you might need a 4x4 car to actually get to the village. But it's worth the trouble. Jericoacoara (or just Jeri) is a protected area with great lagoons and a lively night life. No banks, public eletricity, garbage... just how life should be :)

Northeast of Brazil - Ceara'

A paradise on the Brazilian NE. A perfect beach, with a perfect weather, on a perfect place with a perfect winds. No polution, no stress, no noise, just relax.

18 flights in 4 weeks. Buenos Aires, Cusco, Iguatu, Lima, Manaus, Rio, Uruguay, Mucho Picchu.

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My 2nd time through Brazil, I felt there was one last obstacle in South America for me to "conquer" -the Amazon. But it all started out in Rio with the Mecca of Brazialian Jiu-Jitsu, the legendary Gracie Barra Academy. Good times, interesting country.

Most people stay in Fortaleza and enjoy the beach and the city. But there are opportunities to go inside Céara and see more of the area. The nature is stunning, you are not in the Amazone yet but in the mountains you can enjoy the nature. We took a trip "Inside brazil" and took several walks in th…

Jericoacoara has all a typical paradise is supposed to have: white pristine beaches, deep blue water, waving palmtrees, no traffic, and a relaxed atmosphere. It is a very small village that can only be reached by 4x4's and dune buggies. Even the streets exist of dune sand. The type of peo…

A weekend in Fortaleza - Brazil

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Our bus ride from Fortaleza to Canoa Quebrada took twice as long as it was supposed to and since we weren´t feeling well to begin with, by the time we made it there we were quite cranky. Luckily a really nice woman was waiting there as we got off the bus to show us pictures of her pousada (lik…