Mar Brasil Hotel
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Northern Brazil, the long way...
... Thankfully I did. The cabins were tiny and extremely hot (I later found out they had aircon). One of the drawcards of a cabin however was a private bathroom. The bathroom in these solitary confinement cells was covered in fifteen different types of mould and I can safely say the toilet had NEVER been cleaned. The shower was an over the toilet situation and maybe I am being precious, but there is something rather unsanitary about shower and ******** in ...
Good Bye Rio and A Night out in Salvador
... at night may not be the most safe thing you could do. However, it was completely safe with this group and going there on Tuesday night. Once arriving at Pelorinho, we went to an outdoor concert, where they played a lot of traditional samba in front of an ascending staircase (bleacher style) and everyone is dancing, drinking, and singing. It was quite an experience, of course, Kristen and I stand out like no other, but no one ...
Easy Jet, Caipirinha und die Copacabana
... 7 verschiedene Reiseführer kennengelernt. Check-In and Out sind dabei zu gängigen Reisevokabeln geworden und die Darbietungen der jeweiligen Reiseführer konnten sofort mit ihren Vorgängern verglichen und in Kategorien eingeordnet werden - von Lahmarsch bis Schwätzer.
Für mich ist das eine sehr gewöhnungsbedürftige und bisher unbekannte Art des Reisens, die aber wie alles im Leben ihre Vor- und Nachteile hat. Einerseits ist diese Art des Reisens ...
Home comforts
Flying out of Belem on a much delayed budget flight marked the end of the Amazon leg of my journey and the start of the Bahian chapter. It had been my intention to travel down the coast of north-east Brazil by bus, taking in coastal paradises along the way. But it was clear that this would be massively time-consuming - it could easily take a month to get from Belem to Salvador with so much to see along the way - and would drain my finances. Plus, it is down-season ...
Salvador: the wait is finally over
... where we were staying. It was a hot walk – the thermometer on the beach read 38 degrees. However, it felt like a relief to us to get out of the even hotter city and down onto the beach with the lovely tropical sea breeze. We did the typical Brazilian thing – paid for two beach chairs and an umbrella, and happily whiled away the day while people brought us cold beer and grilled cheese on a stick. It was awesome. It felt oh so good to finally have a swim – the ...
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- Free High-Speed Internet
- Swimming pool
- Restaurant
- Room service
- Wheelchair accessibility
- Business Services