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Palms? - Check; beach? - Check; Waves? - Hmmm....
A Travel Blog entry by henagaijin from Salvador, State of Bahia, Brazil
... be back in warmer climes where a wetsuit would be ridiculous for surfing, but nervous as I had not had a response from Bahia Surf Camp where I was supposed to be spending the next week getting some technical coaching. I already researching ...
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February and March 2010 in the Keys
A Travel Blog entry by jodieandandy from Bahia Honda, Florida, United States
... Parking Lot "exciting"!! Up and out early on Sunday morning to stay at John Pennekamp Coral Reef State Park for two nights before heading down to Bahia Honda. We have reservations at Curry Hammock State Park and are booked into ...
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Morro de Sao Paulo: Let the holidays begin
A Travel Blog entry by hilary_todd from Morro de Sao Paulo, State of Bahia, Brazil
... to forgo Rio de Janeiro. We were a bit upset at the time, but had to consol ourselves with the fact we would have more time in Bahia instead. This island was essentially our ‘add-on’, to make up for the fact we weren’t able to go to Rio ...
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Our First Island Adventure
A Travel Blog entry by dgrant from Boipeba Island, Bahia, Brazil
... & white church and the town school across the way, also white with blue trim. It seems like all the schools here in Bahia are painted white with blue trim, the dedication to someone painted above the door. There are large open windows, no glass, no ...
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Days One Eighty-Four and One Eighty-Five
A Travel Blog entry by happywayfarer from Bahia Concepcion, B.C.S., Mexico
... and fries which was fantastic. I did however drink a Tecate. The Alabamans and I rented kayaks this morning and paddled around Bahia Concepcion exploring a few of the many islas or islands in the bahia. I had never kayaked in my life and I'm a lousy ...
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How Beautiful It Is!
A Travel Blog entry by naomiriyo5423 from Bahía de los Ángeles, Baja California, Mexico
... as it swims slowly past. A perfect send-off—gracias and adios Bahía de Los Angeles! A short distance away is Bahia El Pescador where we spend an afternoon kayaking to a white sandy beach. I should re-phrase that--I take the kayak ...
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Tractors, crabs and floating bars
A Travel Blog entry by secretseaton from Boipeba Island, State of Bahia, Brazil
... pole and a bag of snacks, he strolled along the sand and over the pebbles entirely effortlessly, gracefully manoeuvring the exposed coral reef almost floating along. It was a pleasure just to watch, if a struggle to keep up. We jumped into his narrow ...
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Samba in Salvador
A Travel Blog entry by tansyjefferies from Salvador, State of Bahia, Brazil
... afternoon. We were back just in time to check back into our hostel and then head to the theater for the Bale Foclorico de Bahia dance show. Judging from the posters in the foyer, the show is well renowned and has toured the world. We weren’t ...
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Made it to Mexico!
A Travel Blog entry by mariahandstu from Bahía Tortugas, Baja California Sur, Mexico
... , of which we believe we will meet many many more. Our next two nights were spent at anchor in Punta Colnett and Bahia San Tomas, which were basically open ocean but with a little bit of protection from small points of land. Despite being at ...
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Chilli's Brazil Adventures
A Travel Blog entry by chillistyle from Arraial d'Ajuda, State of Bahia, Brazil
... there are now 3 just here in this little town. There are plenty of local restaurants so you can taste the local Bahia food. I highly recommend that every one should go to a barbecue(churrasco) restaurant while in Brazil and try the picanha. ...
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Bahian Ride
A Travel Blog entry by sola from Praia do Forte, Brazil
After Iguacu, I headed north to Salvador, also known as Bahia, where, before spending a couple days in the city, I planned to head north to Praia do Forte for a brief stay. Tania, one of my clients, had generously invited me there to soak in the laid ...
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Sailing From Honduras to Guatemala
A Travel Blog entry by jackdrury from Utila, Islas de la Bahia, Honduras
... lulled by the sounds of the jungle at night. We set sail at sunrise the following morning for the Sapodilla Cays on the coral reef of Belize. Fluffy cumulus clouds sat high in the sky, as a strong wind kept our sails full. The sight of flying fish ...
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Porto Seguro
A Travel Blog entry by womblepeter from Porto Seguro, Brazil
... villages and smaller towns are still perfect places where palm lined shores, soft silver sands and lagoons, tranquil behind the reef, allow you to relax in this tropical paradise. Regretfully it can´t last, the thriving economy of Brazil will continue ...
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Un paradis de plus...
A Travel Blog entry by poledd from Islas De La Bahía, Islas de la Bahía, Honduras
... a faire dans ces mers), poisson porcepic, et une murene gigantesque capitaine d'un mini sous-marin coule a 3 metres de fond! Bref le Reef nous offre un festival de vie sous-marine dont il est impossible de se lasser. Le soir, alors que nous sommes ...
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Salvador, a mix of South America and Africa
A Travel Blog entry by marie-line from Salvador, State of Bahia, Brazil
... , full with fish, crabs, zee-egels (? the poky black balls), and so much more. The waves kept clashing into the reef resulting in beautiful water-fireworks, spraying up waves, amazingly huge and beautifully random shaped. After this we all (about ...
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Lençois - walks, caves... and custard slices!
A Travel Blog entry by theblakes from Lencois, State of Bahia, Brazil
... streets and small houses and shops are built around a small babbling brook that runs down the centre of town. It looks a little like Gold Reef City in Jhb! We took a couple of day trips to some local sights which were great. We got to see some beautiful ...
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I Took The Dive
A Travel Blog entry by will.traveller from Morro de Sao Paulo, Brazil
... boat is all over and feels like it could hit us but we submerge OK. We go down 60 ft where there is reef life. Plenty of fish. The rough waters limits visibility. All goes smoothly until we emerge and have to board with all the choppiness which ...
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Morro de Sao Paulo
A Travel Blog entry by daryll from Morro de Sao Paulo, Brazil
... currents or too many caipirinhas the night before, hmm. I'll give scuba diving another go sometime, hopefully when I get to the Great Barrier Reef in Oz. On one of our last days on the island we planned to spend a good few hours walking along one of the ...
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