Introducing Iguape & Around
Founded by the Portuguese in 1538 to defend Brazil from the Spanish, Iguape is one of the oldest towns in Brazil and one of the few along São Paulo’s coast to retain its colonial contours. While beaches are a bit of a hoof, the town makes a tranquil base from which to explore the region.
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Last updated: Feb 17, 2009
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RE: Itinerary / bus help
by evertrip 10 February 2009
There are not many buses in and from Peruibe. Most buses are to São Paulo and nearby towns. If you want to go straight to Foz do Iguaçu…
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RE: Iguazu to Sao Paulo or to Rio - where to stop?
by evertrip 03 December 2008
Curitiba is an interesting stop, as São Paulo is. If you want a small place to relax by the sea you may take a look at Ilha do Mel,…
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Sao Paulo City Breaks - Off the beaten path
by cassiobrazil 19 June 2007
Hi Daz
You might wanna try:
São Thomé das Letras (MG) 4h-6h
Aiuruoca (MG) 4h-5h
Gonçalves (MG) 3h
Extrema (MG) 1h30
Bo…
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