Marupiara Porto de Galinhas Hotel

... curiosidade. Tambem visitamos o nosso amigo Michel Aussi, que tem uma operadora de mergulho a AICA-Diving. Combinamos de que Betãnia fizesse o chamado batismo de mergulho finalmente, depois de 10 anos assistir a Edgar mergulhar. Para alem disso nos nossos três dias de Porto de Galinhas aproveitamos as belas piscinas naturais para fazer snorkling e descobrir os peixes tropicais, passeio de jangada, comer bem e tirar muitas fotos.

Porto de Galinhas ...

... manos Jeep, sie beschließen in Absprache mit uns, die Mata Atlantica, die natürliche Vegetation des Küstenstreifens, zu beproben. D** Zugang gestaltet sich schwi**ig, wir v**lassen die Straße. Wir finden einen g**odeten, wass**durchtränkten Talgrund vor, d** umgeben ist von dies** natürlichen Vegetation. Bei dem V**such, den Wald zu **reichen, bleibt d** Jeep fast in dem weichen Unt**grund stecken. Ratlosigkeit. Schließlich findet sich ein einheimisch** Bau**, d** b**eit ist ...

... the best of it and fed the fish and took pictures and was ready to sit on the beach and nibble all day from the beach vendors: fries, fried cheese, cashews, corn on the cob..... Today was less of a ´baking´ day as I burnt my lip so bad it looked liked I had been injected with Botox overnight! Sexy! Lunar eclipse! My mom was wonderful and let me know that it was happening! Thanks Mom! And so we sat on the edge of the beach, drinking ...

... serem todas iguais, cada barraca é melhor que as outras. Todos dizem que a sua é a que tem mais espaço, ou que fica na melhor posição para se ver o mar com tranqüilidade. Até se pode ficar bem tranqüilo sentado à sombra da barraca, fora delas é que não. Uma dessas pessoas que trabalham nas barracas teve um lampejo de consciência da própria chatice e perguntou se já não agüentávamos mais tanta gente oferecendo barraca. Quando respondemos que sim, ainda ofereceu a dele. Em ...

... plans started to unravel. We were in Recife till 11pm but had to catch a shuttle through the dock area and the last one was at 9.30. We wanted to go to the beach at Boa Viagram, maybe have a meal down there, but also wanted a look at old Recife, and the Casa da Cultura old gaol that had been turned into a craft market where there was a tourist info place somewhere nearby. We also had the option of visiting Olinda depending on time. The first ...

... you ever crabs? Was the question Marcelo asked me as we were getting ready to go out for dinner. Yes, but only the processed ones, was the answer I could give him. I really didn´t want to say this, but I wasn´t sure if he would understand the other version of the question! But it was really hard trying to keep a straight face and giving him a serious answer! As it turns out, I have never really had crabs before! The only ones I could think of was the crab sticks I used to buy ...

... dus een celdeur en traliehek en is genummerd. Het gebouw heeft drie vleugels, die zo zijn gebouwd dat een bewaker destijds vanuit een centraal punt in het midden alle vleugels tegelijk kon overzien. Inmiddels hebben we via sms contact gehad met Arjan en Marjolein (de buurtjes van het Van Brakelplein). Zij zijn op vakantie in Tibau do Sul, een dorpje zo'n 70 km. onder Natal. Zij willen graag Olinda bezoeken, een koloniaal stadje dat bijna tegen Recife aan ligt. We spreken af ...

... from far and wide, with tents pitched just inches apart, we were very fortunate to be located in a quieter corner reserved for larger vehicles. On September 9th, the clouds completely obscured the skies, and it rained intermittently all day long. The weather accurately reflected our mood as we quietly tried to make some sense of Mike's untimely death just two years ago. Our thanks to the many of you who made the day just a little bit easier through your supportive messages.

... to Porto de Galinhas. There were no houses or people around, only groves of coconut palms. It was nicer than sleeping at Carmen's house, because stars hovered above me instead of mosquitoes, the rough sea sounded instead of a busy road, and the sand was soft. ITEM 2 - PLAY IN THE BIG, STRAIGHT WAVES OF MARACAIIPE. ITEM 3 - GET A COCONUT AND DRINK IT. This adventure was out of my league. I don't know how people climb coconut trees, but I would think even Superman would have a tough ...

... at a large, peaceful cove protected by a mile of exposed reef at the cove's mouth. A small town was built into the forest here, called Suape. At Suape, I met a bunch of 15- and 16-year olds, including Arolea, a Native Brazilian whose wide, cheeky smile seemed to cut her head in half like a cartoon jellyfish. Arolea was concerned I'd have to sleep outside in the rain. She introduced me to Cesar, a peanut-skinned, moustachioed midget who was ...