A Estrela D'Alva Pousada
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Travel Blogs from Jericoacoara
On the desert!
... Y si esperaba más días me podían cambiar el precio del billete. Así que mi mejor idea fue que mis padres llamaran a mi tia Belén, a ver si ella podía hacer la transferencia ese mismo día por Internet, y puesto que es el mismo banco, les llegaría el dinero directamente. Así lo hicieron, y parecía que todo estaba ok. ¡Gracias! ¡Pero aquí no acaba la cosa! El lunes me llega un correo de la agencia diciendo que el vuelo costaba 55 euros más que tendría que ingresar, ...
Brazil's answer to Shell Island
Took the bus from Fortaleza at midnight had to change onto a 4WD truck as Jericoacoaro has no roads but is all sand around the town. Checked in to get some sleep ready for a day on the beach.
Next day spent most of the day relaxed on the beach. Watched the windsurfers and kite surfers as is such a good place to do those sports perfect conditions, not so perfect for sunbathing as its so windy. Headed to ...
It's such a funny place, there is sand everywhere
... After a hour or so I went to the beach with Lars where we went swimming. The Beach is beautiful though with nice blue and clear water with really white sand. They have a huge dune where huge groups of tourist wander to see the sunset. I have never been there for sunset but I have been told that there are even some people who start clapping, like “yeah, well done, sun. You did a really great job today setting down.” I am glad not to have witness that scenario ...
The Magic of Jericoacoara
... is surreal almost comparable to the Salar de Uyuni in Bolivia...but not quite.
Jeri itself consists of some 5 or 6 main roads which all lead to the beach. Our pousada was in the central area, easily accessible to everything, but honestly anywhere would be fine because it's such a small town. Our first thing on the agenda was to check out the beach. The beach was a cove, with small hotels and beachfront umbrellas that adorned the east side. On the west ...
From Iguazu at the border to Jeri in the North..
... just that day someone had had their DSLR camera stolen from the hostel – a random had simply walked in off the street and taken it from the guys dorm bed. It was also around this time that Su got a message from our bank in Oz advising us that due to suspicious activity they had cancelled our main debit card. We immediately thought the bank was just making things difficult but upon phoning them confirmed that someone had managed to duplicate our card in Rio and got ...