Comfort Fortaleza

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... might have to get food in for lunch in future. Also those Caipirinhas were very strong, so just as well we had a break before heading back on the water.<br><br>Added to that, despite the town being very basic, the local supermarket delivers (via young lad on push bike) free of charge to our door, which is great as we are`apprx 600 m from town, also we have a water fountain here and they also deliver our 20litre water bottles!!<br>

... we realised that we didn't know where we were staying, as our local contact hadn't told us. We just hoped the taxi driver did! He dropped us outside this very quiet apartment in pitch black which was locked......where was LOupey &amp; Alex??? At this point I am a little concerned, esp as my mobile appears to have lost signal. Alex goes off to find the security guard and chat to him in Portuguese ...

Me and Lisseth went to Beach Park today! Its a water park outside of fortaleza, like those in the United States, it was great!! We had alot of fun. It was her first time in a park like this. This is the only one in South America of this size. Wave pools, water rides, the works!! Brazil is very impressive, very developed, great infrastructure and alternatives to travel to other cities, which is important to me.<br><br>Check out the picks!<br><br><br><br>

... its because I speak some portuguess and in Angola (Africa) they speak portugues and its very close to fortaleza.<br><br>My chica from Peru arrived here last week to join me on my journeys. She was in Iquitos Peru for a while taking care of personal stuff. Now shes with me and were having a good time.<br><br>Its in the 80's here everyday, so no worries just enjoy the sun and fun.

... dunes. i had no idea that this part of brasil had so many massive sand dunes throughout the entire coast line. some are super white and within the dunes you find these crystal clear, blue blue blue little lagoons tucked away within all the dunes in the area. <br><br>Marcelo has on old friend that lives in Paracuru, and what an amazing person he turned out to be. the man lives in his house that he built himself, and on a peice of land that he pretty much lives ...

... going to be like, but i didnt expect dunes. Jeri is a tiny little town, most famous for kite and wind surfing, and yes there is always a good breeze. the town itself has no paved roads, all sand, and very colorful. it is pretty touristy, but luckily i got there for the low season, and the crowds were small and chill. i found this place to camp there, which was super cool and helped me save up some money cause this town is kind of expensive. i stayed there for a total of 3 ...

... the "Central Market" . . . 4 stories of clothing shops, food, arts, crafts and jewelry, linen, shoes, home decorating. Interesting building with shops around the outside of each floor with the center open with wheel chair capable winding paths that seemed to be the absolute furthest you could walk from each floor to another. On the lowest level I found a fruit vendor, which had what I was looking for, Acie Juice! . . In reality what they ...

... back to the pousada where we'd stayed when we arrived here a few days ago. <br><br>It wasn't great but it was a safe &amp; easy option because we knew the price, the location and neither of us fancied wandering around in the dark with all our gear on looking for somewhere to stay. Fortaleza ...

... love Americans and more so their money. Cuba has taken a huge hit financially because of the loss of American tourism. He says Americans are treated like kings there. Interesting. Obviously he could be full of ****, but why make up random stuff about Cuba. He thinks once Castro dies there will be a huge tourism influx into Cuba as they will change to a Democracy. The country is so poor that something has to change. He is thinking of ...