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Santos Slideshow
Travel Blogs from Santos, Brazil
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Overnight bus to Illheus
This is a top pick! ... then I discover it has more that one floor (I suddenly remembered that I read it is the largest mall in Brazil. And Brazil is big.) Finally a bookstore!! No English books. Stupid country. But wait! Using pig Spanish with the extra -o ending ...
Get Your Glam On
This is a top pick! ... boat as China and India, two countries with booming economies that are notorious for playing a little 'hard to get.' Unfortunately, Brazil has a less attractive potential market (15% of the population size of China) and does not have that much that the ...
Brazil's Oostende
... me to have a bigger variety of people than New York. I love it! But first, before heading to Sao Paulo, I made a stop in Santos, where Daniel's parents live. I stayed in his house one night and wow, very very nice place! Santos reminded me of ...
CRUISE TO URUGUAY
... looked up from his computer and said Ì booked it´. So cruise number 2, Royal Caribbean, The Vision of the Seas, stops Santos - Rio de Janeiro - Montevideo (Uruguay) - Punte del Este (Uruguay) back to Santos 8 day cruise. I have put some videos ...
Santos and the broken down car
... and ducked down to avoid being spotted by police. The truck left us all at a service station and we got to eat and drink and pee and were taken the last 200km by a very plush taxi. Good start to Brazil, I really got to see the administration in action! ...
Sailing into Santos
Our last sunrise while on the ship - it was just beautiful as we came into the port of Santos, about 40 minutes away from Sao Paulo. From our balcony I think we had the best view - the very simple rural life of Santos - yet on the other side of the ...
Mr Brazil´s Fishballs
... 's friends got us free entry into a play about one of the godfathers of Brazillian music. As you would probably expect in Santos, everything was in Portguese, we didn't understand a word of it but trust us - it was very, very good. Once again we ...
Cafe preto (black coffee)
... , using horses for labor instead of machinery, and the dryness for which the Northeast is so well known. For people that say Brazil is a first world country, parts of the Northeast could easily negate that claim. It is common for people to live on $20 a ...
Santos. Just the place for a beach holiday.
... close by, hence several males can be seen walking slowly along the water´s edge. Unlike other countries on this huge continent Brazil does not siesta thus the evening meal is taken early, about six or seven and by soon after eleven o´clock everything ...
Sao Paolo
Well lastnight Tuesday, we had a fun day playing on the computer and then buying some more havaianas. The plain colored ones are about $r9.9. Aud 6.50. I think I have enough now. I had a great time playing in the pool. It was 32´c and I enjoyed ...
Hot & steamy!
Santos is an important port in Brazil but also,because of it's many beaches, it's a popular vacation spot for Brazilians. Sao Paulo, the capital of Brazil is about 75 miles inland. 13 million people live in Sao Paulo. There were an extra few ...
SANTOS
After a direct bus ride from Curitiba I arrived in Santos. I met a girl through couchsurfing Carla and she was such a sweetheart, we talked about everything and connected right away. I walked around Santos in the afternoon. There is a neat trainride that ...
Santos
... komforten vi hadde blitt vant til. Daarlig vaer stort sett hele uken gjorde at det ikke ble saa veldig mye strandliv. Vi noyt livet i Santos med blant annet aa gaa ut, jogge langs stranden, gaa paa Kaffe museum, kino og dagen for vi dro la jeg i ...
Na companhia de grandes amigos, via Panamá
... , e a data em que poderíamos ir e o vôo que conseguimos eram os mesmos dos deles. Acabamos saindo todos juntos daqui de Santos: eu, Wallace, Pedro, Tiago, Zé, Magna e Mariana. À 1:30 da manhã. No aeroporto encontramos com uma ...
First day on board
... vacation!) This was followed by a performance from the show ensemble and then just a few minutes before midnight the AIDAcara left Santos and we enjoyed this spectacle on Deck 11 for a little while. While the poolparty was still ongoing (with really only ...
Hasta la vista, baby
Vôo tranquilo. Todas as malas chegaram a salvo. Será que vai dar pra voltar lá ano que ...
Crucero here we go...
... a Rio de Janeiro. Que emoción…!!!! Y…. Feliz Honey MOON !!! Barco: visión of the seas, Royal Caribbean. Tiempo de crucero: 13 días Salida: Santos, Brasil ----- Llegada: Lisboa, Portugal Personas a bordo: 1900 pasajeros y 750 tripulantes ...
Santos
Casinha querida, estamos de volta! Olha que delícia: chegamos em São Paulo pela manhã, e na hora do almoço a Glória e o sr Waldemar estavam nos esperando com ...
Overcrowded beaches and a ghetto mistake
... beach town an hour south of Sao Paulo. We arrived at 6 in the morning on a sunday and from the map in my guidebook on Brazil we got the distinct impression that the town was 5 blocks wide which we were sorrly mistaken. We saw the map and prosumed we would ...
Pé na estrada
Consegui não deixar tudo para a última hora, nem acredito, fato inédito! O Pê ajudou bastante na arrumação das malas. A animação é total, o Tiago está na contagem regressiva desde ontem, uma ...
Weekend in Santos, Brazil
... something to eat and hang out. We spent the next day hanging out on the beach with our CS host. She is an English teacher from Santos, Brazil and taught us a lot about Brazil over the course of our time in Santos. I loved being able to get more of a local ...
Santos
After being advised by 4 people that the port of Santos was very dangerous, we took our first taxi in South America. This port is the largest and busiest in South America. We visited the lavish coffee museum, decorated in marble and rosewood. The colonial ...
On Our Own Now!
Brazil without the bubble of the cruise protection/comfort. We only spent about 2 hours in Santos, we departed the ship, a little sad to leave it, maybe more to do with the fact that now we have to find our own way in a country where we don't speak any of ...
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