Golden Tulip Interatlantico Natal

We will post trip information here as soon as it starts. For 2010, we will continue planning the project and look for Sponsors that are willing to invest and support the Project. All indications in that regard is ...

... friendly dutchman but run by a Brazilian family who seemed to occupy all the rooms with all their children.. <br><br>We rapidly had to adjust to the pace of life.. sunrise was at 5am and everyone was up and about. It was scorching by 8am and the sun set at 5pm when literally everything closed..including all restaurants, except one run by a spanish guy. We explained we're on honeymoon and so the first night the lady at our guesthouse cooked us spaghetti.. the next night we cooked our ...

... hand signals and with bits of spanish thrown in for good measure!! Everyone very friendly !<br><br>We are having an amazing time... ...........Brazil Rocks!!<br><br>Tomorrow we are moving on to Genipabu which is another beachy place just north of Natal as we are on a quest for the ultimate beach to chill out and take stock before getting on the serious backpacker trail!!!!<br><br>lots of love Bruce &amp; lulu XXXXXXx<br>

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... there crying asking if everything is OK and normal and that I shouldn't be getting ready to take up my emergency landing position anytime soon. Anyway Suzie as she was called spoke excellent English and was totally totally lovely and was from Sao Paulo and she told me that when I was there then I had to give her a ring and we would most definitely have to meet up!! These are most definitely the sorts of things that can only happen to you when you are travelling solo ...

... go in that close) Don´t think ecotourism has quite reached this part of Brazil yet and not sure any of the money made from these tours goes towards protecting the dolphins at all unfortunately. But it´s a bargain isn´t it! ;) Managed to force a few caipirinhas down feeling fully recovered now after our last binge in Sao Paulo - only a pound each Captain! (see photo)

... people who are all really young. Apparently Scandanavians travel a ton after they get out of highschool or they´ll even take a year or two off in college to travel while they are still young. Why has this not caught on in America. Honestly, I didn´t even know what a hostel was until I went to Italy 5 years ago). They both think I´m crazy but are quite intrigued by the inner workings of my mind in how to retrieve the phone card. Either ...

... place as the night before. I then learn that they go to the exact same place every night and order the exact same thing every night. This kills me and I can´t believe they do this. But then all of a sudden I can believe it because I think of how in my former life I ate two chicken breast samiches every night. I soon realize that all these people are either poor or cheap, or probably both. So flippin Cleiber had on this crazy shirt the ...

... that you can see but any fool can figure once you're orientated. What you need are numbers of buses etc that you need to get to your humble abode for the night. Chances are you´re after coming off a bus without sleep and you´re always at your most vulnerable because you are carrying every valuable that you have in that part of the world at the time. "Take a Taxi" I hear the mass cry....but taxis are expensive in Brazil and nearly all of the bus ...

I realize it has only been two weeks and I have probably just scratched the surface but there are a few things about Brazil that I have taken notice of and I thought I would put a few of the most interesting/entertaining/challenging to paper or electronic digits as it is and send them on instead of the usual this is what I have done and where I have been. Hopefully you find them as interesting and entertaining or at least they ...