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  1. andreyoshio avatar

    Re: Brasil - North to South Itinerary Advice

    by andreyoshio 23 May 2012

    My sugestions: Take a fhyght to Fortaleza and spend a week ( at least 5 days) in Jericoacoara ( Amazing, around 300km to the north from…

  2. d214449 avatar

    Re: cheap place to stay in Aracaju

    by d214449 17 March 2012

    I don't really care if it's a hotel or hostel, I just need a cheapest possible place to stay. But thank you very much for your answer.…

  3. tiririca avatar

    Re: cheap place to stay in Aracaju

    by tiririca 17 March 2012

    If you found it in LP you can guarantee it is a massive underestimate. If you want a tourist hotel think about multiplying that figure…

  4. d214449 avatar

    cheap place to stay in Aracaju

    by d214449 17 March 2012

    I'm looking for a cheap place to stay in Aracaju. All hotels I've found online are very expensive, I've also found something for 35 RS…

  5. tiririca avatar

    RE: Best Moderate-sized Brazilian City to Study Portuguese

    by tiririca 28 February 2012

    You want to avoid a European culture and then again the nordeste is at the bottom of your list? The cultural richness of Salvador doesn't…

  6. amobr82 avatar

    RE: Bus connect. from Delmiro-Gouveia or Paulo Afonso to Praia do Forte (Bahia)

    by amobr82 02 February 2012

    Where does the bus that goes from Salvador up the Linha Verde, passing Praia do Forte, end up? Isn't it a local to Aracaju? Or just to…

  7. tiririca avatar

    RE: Bus connect. from Delmiro-Gouveia or Paulo Afonso to Praia do Forte (Bahia)

    by tiririca 02 February 2012

    Whenever I've taken the bus to Aracaju from Salvador it has run up BR 101 via Entre Rios, Esplanada Estancia etc. It's the main transport…

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    Bus connect. from Delmiro-Gouveia or Paulo Afonso to Praia do Forte (Bahia)

    by freakout 02 February 2012

    Dear all, I'm looking for a bus connection from Delmiro-Gouveia or Paulo Afonso to Praia do Forte (Bahia). Does anyone know, if there…

  9. alanymarce avatar

    RE: Where to go in South America in September?

    by alanymarce 29 July 2011

    Cities with beaches relatively close by (warm/hot and not wet in September): Rio de Janeiro, Salvador, Cartagena, Aracaju, Maceio, Joao…

  10. alanymarce avatar

    Re: driving from Maceio to Rio

    by alanymarce 07 June 2011

    It's 2144 Km via the fastest route, so possible in 4 or 5 days if you are simply trying to get there as fast as possible. However if that's…

  11. roraima avatar

    Advice needed on Rio do Sao Francisco/Xingo

    by roraima 07 March 2011

    I am planning to see the canyons in Xingo and the delta of Rio do Sao Francisco as well as the beaches in Pontal do Peba. I booked a flight…

  12. tiririca avatar

    RE: Carnaval - Brasilia or Belo Horizonte?

    by tiririca 04 March 2011

    I'm struggling to understand the connection between Brasilia and Belo Horizonte, apart from examples of Oscar Niemeyer's architecture…

  13. tiririca avatar

    RE: Aracaju to Praia Do Forte

    by tiririca 23 November 2010

    You may well be right. Personally I've never taken a bus up the coast further than Imbassai but the most frequent services tend to be…

  14. amobr82 avatar

    RE: Aracaju to Praia Do Forte

    by amobr82 22 November 2010

    When I looked on the Linha Verde website, they seem to indicate they serve Aracaju. And they are the ones who go up the coast to Praia…

  15. tiririca avatar

    RE: Aracaju to Praia Do Forte

    by tiririca 22 November 2010

    IIRC The most regular bus service routes inland(Senhor do Bomfim) and goes nowhere near Praia do Forte, at least the service I've taken…

  16. iain_le_roi avatar

    Aracaju to Praia Do Forte

    by iain_le_roi 22 November 2010

    Hi I wish to travel from Aracaju to Praia Do Forte on the 25th November on my way down to Salvador. I dont wish to go to Salvador first…

  17. africanosoccer avatar

    RE: 1 month in NE Brazil (yesss) - Any more tips?

    by africanosoccer 01 October 2010

    sao luis is a fun fun place. Great reggae music, great beach life, and a great historical center. It is certainly a city that is not visited…

  18. martinos74 avatar

    1 month in NE Brazil (yesss) - Any more tips?

    by martinos74 29 September 2010

    OK, I've just read most of the recent forum posts and am buzzing with excitement. I'm heading to NE Brazil for a month in November this…

  19. carlos69 avatar

    RE: Small towns between Salvador and Fortaleza

    by carlos69 11 August 2010

    Yes, Maceió, Aracaju and João Pessoa are all middle sized cities that's true, although the latter has arguably more small town charm than…

  20. bergamoand avatar

    RE: Small towns between Salvador and Fortaleza

    by bergamoand 11 August 2010

    A number of friends have been recently to some beach towns north of Maceió, by name Barra de Santo Antônio, São Miguel dos Milagres and…

  21. charakato avatar

    Small towns between Salvador and Fortaleza

    by charakato 10 August 2010

    Hi @all, can anybody suggest some small, quiet towns between Salvador and Fortaleza with good beaches. We speak some portuguese and…

  22. bergamoand avatar

    RE: From Rio to Recife in 18 days

    by bergamoand 08 August 2010

    I recommend you do thorough research on all the places indicated, plus maybe Búzios, Cabo Frio, Espírito Santo, Arraial D'Ajuda, Trancoso,…

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    RE: Brazil in Winter (August) for beach bums and foodies

    by bergamoand 04 August 2010

    +Salvador is the obvious choice for 'exotic' food. I wouldn't really describe local cuisine as spicy, in the sense of hot but it is certainl…

  24. carlos69 avatar

    RE: Brazil in Winter (August) for beach bums and foodies

    by carlos69 04 August 2010

    Salvador is the obvious choice for 'exotic' food. I wouldn't really describe local cuisine as spicy, in the sense of hot but it is certainly…

  25. carlos69 avatar

    RE: Travel north or south brazil??

    by carlos69 10 June 2010

    Not really that much to see in either Maceio or Natal, certainly nothing you can't see and much more in other coastal cities. Likewise…

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