Jericoacoara

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Introducing Jericoacoara

Jericoacoara, more simply known as ‘Jeri, ’ magnetizes travelers with its perfect combination of isolated location, stunning coastal scenery, enjoyable activities, good-value pousadas and restaurants, and nightlife. The village’s six sandy streets are wedged between a broad beach, a series of grassy hills and the majestic Pôr do Sol (Sunset) dune. It is an easy place to make new friends and many people end up staying longer than they planned. The high season runs from July to January and it is advised to make a room reservation during those months, as the accommodations can get full.

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Last updated: Sep 29, 2008

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  1. runwildrunfree avatar
    RE: Dont let them to robe you in Jericoacoara ...

    by runwildrunfree 15 September 2011

    #2, don't take it personally. First time posters, with zero posting history, who place a negative post are highly suspect. Nary a word…
  2. tiririca avatar
    RE: Dont let them to robe you in Jericoacoara ...

    by tiririca 14 September 2011

    Frankly, I'd be more worried about people trying to disrobe me.
  3. ingridjeri avatar
    Re: Dont let them to robe you in Jericoacoara ...

    by ingridjeri 14 September 2011

    Very unpolited to accuse Jeri people and pousadas to be thieves and lyers. I live in Jeri and also pay R$ 30 to Camocim, R$ 75 to Parnaiba…

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