Pousada Villa Marraro
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Mo-ho
... swollen. Luckily I haven´t noticed too many misquitsos, not much for bites, which is nice.
Heading to a part of the island called Goepa with my mates for some more secluded beach time. We´ll spend the day there and I think planning on staying there for sunset. Not sure what´s up for tonight yet.
One more day in Morro tomorrow and then I catch the 11:30am catamaran boat to Salvador to meet up for Arone for carnaval!! I can´t believe its almost here and that I get to see my ...
Island Paradise
... with a great selection (a rarity it seems in Brazil). We were very excited by this, and the kind owner put aside our choice of books for us to exchange later on – very much the highlight of our day!!! This highlight was soon to be beaten though… Upon heading down to the beach, we were initially a little disappointed – it was crowded and full of restaurants, certainly not the tranquil haven we had imagined… A little ...
Day 224 - Morro de Sao Paulo
... the island of Morro de Sao Paulo, so this is their equivalent of a Ferrari!
This place looks like the Caribbean, but without the price tag or the people!
It was so good to be able to just relax and sit in ...
Universo Parallelo New Years Party
... was sorted for recycling. There was also the Spectacular Zone which was a space that highlighted the proactive, festive and cheerful character that a music and arts festival requires. The zone was designed to expand the limits of perception of our body and our sense and revealed a magical, psychedelic universe. The space was a true multimedia kaleidoscope of music, arts and healing. The zone represented the meeting point of contemporary psychedelic culture ...
BOIPEBA ISLAND
... home. It is a house, owned by an Portuguese- argentine couple, casa do manuel, with original decoration, full equipped, and even books to read, maps of the island and lots of nice little details, you never expect to see im a place like that. Camarão (which means `shrimp´), the housekeeper, was always there to help.that was my first step to this beautiful island in ...