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<h1 dir = "auto">Visit Playa del Carmen - Mexico</h1>
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There is no way to talk about Playa del Carmen without mentioning Cancún. The two cities are two hits of Mexican tourism, but at the same time they live in complete antagonism. If Cancún is a modern and grandiose space, perfect for shopping, as well as representing fun all day long, Playa del Carmen is the hippie cousin, alternative and intimate, where tranquility is essential.
The two cities are within an hour's drive of each other and, even in a short space, represent opposing tastes. Cancun is to the American taste what Playa is to the European. The coast of Playa del Carmen is protected by Cozumel, which means (with some exceptions) calm, clean and greenish sea. The Caribbean sea in this area of the Riviera Maya is an invitation to dive; along the long stretch of sand along the coast, there are no tall hotels and grandiose structures, as everything is simple and harmonious.

Playa is the kind of place to sit at a little table and watch the people come and go on the street, having a drink to cool off from the sun, or to enjoy the atmosphere of total relaxation. On the beach, the ritual is almost always the same: people lying on large mattresses, enjoying the shade of coconut trees. The city is small, but its audience is so varied that Playa has become a perfect spot for English and Spanish students to exchange and improve their languages.

Playa del Carmen does not have its own airport, but the city is just 50km from Cancún International Airport, one of the busiest in Latin America.

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In the morning, the best thing about Playa del Carmen is to enjoy the sun, walk on the beach and take a dip in that blue sea. This is the ritual that almost every tourist follows when visiting the city: going to the beach. But the city doesn’t just live with sun, white sand and turquoise sea, it’s very common to take walks along the trip… of the coolest programs on the Yucatan Peninsula.

Scuba diving is sure to experience Playa from one of its most spectacular angles. In PdC, diving in cenotes or the coral reefs of Cozumel is a great opportunity to get your diving license. Those who prefer to venture into the snorkel will not be sad and will be able to discover beautiful landscapes.

Whether day or night, 5th Avenue is where the buzz of the city takes place. After enjoying a day at the beach or going for walks, be sure to walk along the avenue and eat at a restaurant or have a drink at a bar. Around 11 pm, go to Calle 12 and watch the movement in the bars, lounges and concert halls - one house next to the other, each with a different, super excited sound.

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When choosing where to stay in Playa, there is no mystery. The tourist area of the city has many options of hotels, hostels and inns, some with great prices. The advantage of a trip to Playa del Carmen is that it doesn't have to be expensive; after all, you will find several accommodation alternatives that fit in your pocket. Hotels do not usually offer breakfast, but there are several restaurant options that are open for breakfast.

As 5th Avenue is the main tourist area, it is close to it that you should try to stay in order to see everything on foot. You will find good accommodation on the streets that cross 5th Av., but, to be very well located, prefer the stretch that goes from North 2nd to North 38th Street - always in the area close to 5th Avenue.

Those who want to stay close to the sea can choose one of the hotels on the edge of the beach, but those who do not stay in a hotel close to the sand can use the beach clubs, which sometimes have agreements with hotels. When choosing where to stay, remember that 12th Street is the street for clubs and nightclubs, and staying in the area can be a little noisy at night. A key tip is to choose a room with air conditioning, because the heat in the city is very strong.

Those who prefer to stay at large resorts will not be disappointed in Playa. All the big hotels are located in an area of the city called Playacar, a kind of gated community where the international chains of resorts are located. The negative points of these hotels are that they are not close to 5th Av. and have higher prices; the advantage is to have a good structure on the sand without paying anything other than the daily rates.

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Enjoying good days by the sea is the right thing to do in Playa del Carmen. The sea is stunning in that region of the Caribbean and presents us with an incredible turquoise color and fine sand. The sea is warm and the region is perfect for diving, whether for swimming with a snorkel or exploring the seabed with equipment. Playa is protected by the island of Cozumel, which helps to make the sea calmer, but not always as crystal clear as in Cancún or Cozumel - the waves and transparency vary according to the winds.

The stretch of sand that goes from the center to the northern area of ​​Playa del Carmen is no more than 6 km long, but this small space is enough to make tourists' heads. Despite this whole area being "Playa del Carmen", some stretches of sand are given different names and, consequently, some are more successful. Along the shore and close to the sand you will find very nice restaurants and beach clubs, great for stopping off and having a drink. The clubs are always a point and offer a great service with shade, drinks, mattresses and lounge chairs for those who are willing to pay. Check if your hotel has an agreement with clubs to reduce costs.

The part of the center is more used by local residents, who seek to enjoy the sea and pay less for services. For those who want to party, you can't leave Playa without visiting the Mamita's area. The restaurant and beach club that marks that stretch of sand with Kool by Playa is the space where you can see the most beautiful and lively people. To stay in a quiet area, go to the northern part, where the Hotel Gran Coco Bay is located - in addition to few people, there are several small fish in the sea.

Walking along the beach, stepping on the fine sand and being caressed by the waves is one of the most enjoyable activities in Playa del Carmen. Whether early in the morning or at sunset, be sure to walk along the beach and enjoy the beauty of this little piece of the Caribbean.

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Los Roques is an archipelago located in the Venezuelan Caribbean, 160 km from Capital Caracas. There are no land connections with the mainland. The only ways to get to Los Roques are by boat and plane (small size only). Air transport is the means used by almost all tourists who arrive there. A minimum of two flights to Los Roques will be required. The first to Caracas and the other from Caracas to Los Roques, with an approximate duration of 1h.
Protected by coral reefs, Los Roques has a very rare atoll formation, rarely found among the most beautiful destinations in the Caribbean. It is a place of intense beauty, full of life and scenery that seems to come out of paradise.

Ask a resident of Los Roques which is the most beautiful beach in the archipelago. Chances are, you'll hear a resounding "all of them" in response. And they're not wrong, let alone exaggerating. The archipelago of Los Roques, with more than 350 formations between islands, islets and sandbars, is capable of causing commotion among tourists. It is impossible not to be dazzled when seeing scenarios such as those of Cayo de Agua, Carenero and Sevastopol, when faced with a sandbar in the middle of the colorful sea.

If you already think the scenarios involving deserted beaches, sand, blue sky, birds and swimming sea are incredible, try a swim near the coral reefs. When looking at Los Roques under the water, we are faced with a universe rich in colors and life, with unimaginable beauties for those who only stand under the umbrella on the sand. And you don't even have to try too hard. All you need is a mask, a snorkel and a pair of flippers to be happy. Los Roques, as a destination of rare beauty and full of life, was transformed into the Arquipélago de Los Roques National Park in 1972.

Unlike other famous Caribbean destinations, Los Roques presents tourists with a slow, leisurely pace. It is an experience for those who want to slow down and enjoy a Caribbean that is still little explored and without exaggeration. A good opportunity to socialize with the locals, try local dishes (always deliciously prepared with fresh fish and seafood) and, on top of that, spend the day on an absolutely deserted beach.

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Easily comparable to a little piece of paradise, Los Roques enchants for its simplicity combined with the extreme exuberance of the sea. The archipelago is a destination for those looking for natural beauties capable of thrilling, but not only that! Los Roques also conquers visitors with its excellent cuisine, the constant wind that allows for beautiful maneuvers in kitesurfing; the rich marine life that attracts diving enthusiasts and fishing enthusiasts; and a sunset worthy of the best destinations in the world. Not to mention, of course, the dazzling colorful sea that accompanies tourists during every day of the trip and offers activities that go beyond imagination! So take advantage of every second to enjoy Los Roques intensely. We can guarantee that the longing on the way back will be great.
The variety of islands is great and to reach each one you will have to choose between a tour with the Tourist Transport Cooperative de Los Roques, a private boat or even the boat from the inn.

In Los Roques, the wind is strong and constant. Combined with the spectacular sea, the archipelago becomes an excellent destination for kitesurfers and windsurfers. Maneuvers take over the landscape on several islands and sandbars in the archipelago. Watching the acrobatics show over the water would be enough to be happy. But you can go further and try some classes there! Don't miss the chance to fly in the sea of Los Roques.

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With such rich waters, Los Roques could not have any other culinary specialty than fish, crustaceans and other seafood. And the archipelago's cuisine is able to please the most demanding tourists. Despite the simplicity of the inns and restaurants, mealtime is always an event in Los Roques. The dinners follow several steps – with starter, main course and dessert – and seem straight out of European tradition (there are many Italian immigrants in the archipelago). Always fresh and well seasoned.

If you are going to invest in meals outside the inns, choose the seaside environments on beaches such as Francisquí, Cayo Pirata and Crasquí, where the fish will always be fresh and tasty. And if it's lobster fishing season (November and April), be sure to try it.

Los Roques is a very peculiar Caribbean destination. It does not offer luxury resorts, large international hotel chains or even diamond standard accommodation. Instead, the archipelago of Los Roques is filled with beautiful, intimate inns with personalized service. There is even the risk of guests leaving there considering the owner of the inn as their best friend. It's the kind of destination where you'll quickly feel at home, because that's how many inns will welcome you, as if you were at home! Welcome to Los Roques and enjoy the warmth of this incredible Caribbean destination.

Lodging options in Los Roques are concentrated on the island of Gran Roque, the main town in the region and where most of the residents are. The island lives practically on tourism. You will be able to choose from dozens of inn options that range from residents' houses to slightly more refined spaces facing the sea. Prices are able to please all budgets. The inns have daily rates ranging from USD 30 to USD 250 per person. Don't tie high prices to luxury and low prices to unpleasant places. No inn in Los Roques offers luxurious facilities and the simplest ones are excellent value for money.

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Los Roques has a postcard-worthy sunset! The best thing is to know that every day the show is beautiful and always different. We can guarantee that the best “tourist spots” in the town of Gran Roque are the places where you can see the sunset. The most beautiful is facing the sea, between the chapel and the abandoned wooden pier. It will be difficult not to get lost among so many camera clicks.&nbsp;

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Curacao is an island colonized by the Netherlands and one of the wonderful Caribbean destinations. The place is just 70km from Venezuela and is part of the Kingdom of Holland. Dutch is the main language of the island, but English, Spanish and especially Papiamento (a dialect that mixes several different languages - Portuguese, among them) are spoken locally. With only 150,000 inhabitants and an economy that is based on the oil refinery and tourism, the place stands out among the Caribbean islands for having a pleasant climate all year round and being out of the hurricane path.

Curacao is a country, but it could easily pass for a city, given its size. Despite being small, it is surprising how many attractions the place has. The beaches, beautiful and clean, are always the main target of those who visit the country, but there is much more to see and do.

Curacao is part of the ABC Islands (Aruba, Bonaire and Curaçao) and stands out for its crystalline, deep blue and clear beaches, perfect for diving. Seeing Kenepa, a beach of perfect blue, similar to a swimming pool, is the certainty of being in paradise or very close to it.

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The capital of Curacao, Willemstad, is divided into Otrobanda and Punda, and the connection between the two is a floating bridge capable of moving when there is a need for a vessel to pass through the bay to reach the port. Walking around the capital, especially Punda, is like discovering a little lost piece of Holland in the Caribbean. The architecture, a hallmark of the Netherlands, is one of Curaçao's charms, which does not hide its origins in its colorful walls.

KLM is one of the companies that fly to Curacao from Europe, and Jet Blue and American Airlines are options for those departing from the United States. Those who want to split the trip, partly in Aruba, partly in Curaçao, can take one of the flights of the small companies that fly in the Caribbean, such as Insel Air or Divi Divi Air.

Be aware that, when leaving the airport, you may have to pay a fee of US$ 39. Some airlines do not incorporate the boarding tax into the final price of the ticket and therefore the amount is charged upon return to the country of origin. .

To leave Hato Airport, the easiest way is to take a taxi to the hotel, however, renting a car and leaving the airport with it is an excellent option because this is the easiest way to get around the country. We recommend renting the car online and when disembarking look for the rental company where the service was contracted.

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If your plan is to visit beaches, head to the west side of the island and visit Porto Mari, Kenepa Grandi and Cas Abao. If you have time in your itinerary, it's worth going to Klein Curacao too - the tour lasts all day and the way has strong waves, but the sea in little Klein is wonderful and makes up for the difficult journey!

If you want to do other tours, you can visit the Sea Aquarium, which has fish and other marine animals, or go to the Dolphin Academy, where you can do activities and take pictures of the dolphins. In addition to diving and snorkeling, which are classics, a different activity to see the bottom of the sea is Aquafari, in which you ride a kind of "motorcycle" in the sea! For the more adventurous, an alternative is to take an off-road buggy tour, which reveals less explored sides of the island!

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Curacao is a Caribbean destination that is little affected by hurricanes in the Caribbean. You will be able to go to the country all year round without having to think about whether your travel date falls in the hurricane season or not.

Even with the changes of the seasons, the heat remains in the country, which has a high average annual temperature, around 28ºC. Thermometers easily pass 30ºC, guaranteeing a pleasant temperature of the sea. There is a constant breeze in the region, so it is recommended to bring, in addition to lots of light clothes, a coat for those who are more sensitive.

From December to March/April is high season; Due to the high demand for the place, prices rise a little and the offer of accommodation becomes scarcer. July and August are also months of intensified tourism, with few rainy days and very hot weather.

If you want to travel in the mid-season, bet on months like May, September and October, which are cheaper. Between October and January the rains are more frequent, but they occur mainly in the form of showers, without affecting a good sunny day at the beach.

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<h1 dir = "auto">Visit Panamá</h1>
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Tree-lined, bustling, historic and contemporary, Panama City has been emerging as a tourist destination and gaining more and more fans around the world. If your knowledge of the place is limited to the typical hat or the famous Canal (a masterpiece of engineering), it's time to get to know more of this capital full of surprises.

Landing at Tocumen Airport, Copa Airlines' hub, the intense heat makes an impact right away. The capital registers averages of 30ºC throughout the year and the only taste of cold there is that of the air conditioners, which are always vigorous. Just drive a few kilometers towards the central area to find a lively city, full of wide avenues and glass skyscrapers. Get your camera ready as you drive along the Cinta Costeira, a modern thoroughfare with a spacious boardwalk and great waterfront views.

The city, which has been undergoing many transformations and giving life to daring projects, knows how to live well with the past. Even far from the reality of its foundation, it is possible to discover the remains of the "first" Panama City, where mansions built in stone are preserved, in Panama Viejo, or visit the charming area of ​​Casco Antiguo, with buildings shaped by Spanish colonial architecture. and small alleys great to spend the day walking, taking pictures or seeing tourist attractions.

The attractive prices in hotels, restaurants and, mainly, in stores is another reason to include the city among your next destinations. Panama has a wide variety of restaurants, from the most different nationalities .&nbsp;
If the purpose of your trip is shopping, prepare your credit card! The capital is called "New Miami", with many malls, stores of all kinds and the best: good prices!

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Talking about Panama is also talking about history. In summary, we can say that Panama achieved its independence from Colombia with the help of the United States, but, on the other hand, had its sovereignty compromised by the presence of the Americans in its territory, having to share the administration of the Canal for many years. from Panama. Only in 1999 did the country regain its sovereignty; only then did Panama gain absolute control over its Canal and its revenue. The Panama Canal, which connects the Pacific Ocean to the Atlantic, is one of the great works of humanity. Inaugurated in 1914, it has become a very important route for cargo transport, making the ships that pass through its waters save time and money, by preventing them from going around the southern end of the continent.

A modern city, with friendly people and reasonable prices. Panama surprises and grows more and more, gaining new fans all over the world.

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Panama City basically has two seasons: wet and dry. The dry season runs from mid-December to March and the wet season from April to November - sometimes even December. As you can see, few months of the year are considered dry (January, February and March); so it is not uncommon to catch a few moments of rain during the trip.

Choosing a "hot season", as it happens in other destinations, is not a concern - on the contrary. Panama is very hot all year round and you will probably get tired of the heat and look for an air conditioner to take shelter. The city's annual averages are around 30ºC-32ºC, so prepare to feel hot.

If the trip is focused on shopping, the months in which the collection changes in stores (January, February, July and August) are recommended for traveling. Parties and events take place throughout the year in the city; there are foreign shows and religious festivals, especially Carnival, celebrated for four days.

Panama has an excellent hotel structure for its visitors; several international networks are installed in the capital. Want to know the best? Accommodations do not have exorbitant values, on the contrary. The cost-benefit of a daily rate in the capital is usually attractive, compared to the largest Brazilian cities or other coveted tourist destinations. Staying in Panama for a few days can also be an opportunity to enjoy a good hotel without having to pay too much.

Modern and newer hotels are concentrated in El Cangrejo, Marbella and in the Banking Area (between Calle 50 and Via España). These neighborhoods, mainly El Cangrejo, are the best for those who want to stay in the new area of ​​the city, to be able to find entertainment nearby and reach restaurants or shops on foot, for example.

Those who prefer to be surrounded by a retro atmosphere and want to see historic buildings in Panama City every day can opt for a hotel in the Casco Antiguo area. This region has renovated hotels and is an interesting alternative for those who enjoy history or nightlife.

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<h1 dir = "auto">Visit Cartagena - Colombia</h1>
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Cartagena de Indias, or simply Cartagena, is a friendly Colombian city bordered by the Caribbean Sea, where the charm of the past centuries reigns without giving way to the modernity of the present day. The place has a strategic location, so it was the seat of an important port during the colonial period and, consequently, the region developed and became a constant target of pirate attacks.

The Walled City is the heart of Cartagena; it is the old part of the city, which concentrates most of the tourist attractions in the region. Built as a way to protect Cartagena from the attacks it suffered, the wall, in addition to being one of the best walks in the late afternoon, preserves charming alleys, churches, squares, restaurants, museums, bars and colonial architecture buildings with flowery balconies that are pure beauty!

When planning your trip, it is mandatory to set aside a good amount of time to explore the historic center, divided into four small neighborhoods, and walk without compromise through its streets, always full of fruit sellers, artisans and artists. Don't miss the Cathedral, the Palace of the Inquisition, the Church of San Pedro Claver and its square, the Bolivar Park and the Clock Tower - built as the main entrance to the wall and which, by the way, is close to the Portal dos Doces, with an incredible variety of typical Colombian sweets. Hard to resist!

Whether day or night, Cartagena is super excited. With the sun in full swing and high temperatures (which are not uncommon), there is no shortage of tours, sights and shops to discover; at night, the city is adorned with its retro lamps and carriages, which for a brief moment convey the feeling that we have gone back in time.

Do not think, however, that traveling there you will find that Caribbean paradise as shown in the movies. Urban beaches have clear water and very dark sand; therefore, to see those beaches with transparent waters, you have to go a long way from the center, on boat trips.

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There are two areas in Cartagena where hotels are concentrated: Bocagrande and the Walled City, which is divided into four small neighborhoods - Centro, San Diego, Matuna and Getsemani.

Bocagrande is the modern area, with large hotels and a structure that offers the best value for money in the city, in addition to being close to the beach and some famous designer stores. The Walled City is the old part of Cartagena, with many sights and cool restaurants; It is an area where you can see a lot by walking.

If the idea is to enjoy the old atmosphere of Cartagena at all times and stay close to the tourist area, don't think twice and choose a hotel in the Walled City, especially in the downtown and San Diego neighborhoods, with the best location. There you will find the famous Hotel Santa Clara, considered one of the best in the city, and also more economical options, such as San Pedro Hotel Spa, Casa La Fe and Casa Glória Boutique.

If you prefer a region with contemporary airs, go to Bocagrande, which is close to the beach and allows you to get to the Center easily, without having to pay exorbitant amounts. In the neighborhood you will find hotels such as Hilton, Capilla del Mar and Atlântic Lux, which offer good structure without weighing so much on your pocket.

Our tip for those who want to know a lot about the historical sites is to stay in the center and surroundings, and avoid distant neighborhoods like La Boquilla, which will need a transport every time you want to go to the central area of ​​Cartagena.

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Whether on foot, by bike or on a carriage ride, take time out of your schedule to discover the Walled City. The wall surrounds the old part of the city and concentrates some of the main tourist attractions, such as the Clock Tower, the Palace of the Inquisition, churches, squares and museums, in addition to the wall itself with its bastions (perfect place to watch the sun go down) . A little outside the center, but not least, are the unmissable (and impressive!) San Felipe Castle and the Santa Cruz de La Popa Convent, with a spectacular view.

Not just buildings and historic buildings make up the day of the tourist who visits Cartagena. A day at the beaches or strolling through the islands of the Rosario Archipelago, with clear waters, is a common practice. Playa Blanca, with a lot of movement, is beautiful, but it is always crowded; therefore, one of the archipelago's private islands is the ideal choice to enjoy a serene place with the Caribbean sea in the background.

When night falls, Cartagena does not lose its balance and remains full of attractions. The movement of people on the streets is intense and there is no shortage of restaurants, bars and clubs to enjoy the nightlife. If you want to listen to some regional music and eat a good dish, go to La Vitrola, a famous option for Carthaginian nightlife.

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It is hot all year in Cartagena and this is not a problem when planning the trip - on the contrary. Regardless of whether you travel in winter or summer, be prepared to face the heat. The annual average temperature is around 27ºC, but the thermal sensation goes beyond that, due to the humidity. It's so hot that we even recommend avoiding some walks around noon.

Rains and cloudy days appear more frequently between the months of May and November; the rest of the year is considered dry. The city with rain doesn't look very nice because, in addition to the outdoor walks being harmed, the streets can be filled with water. Fortunately, we know that the weather is fickle and, even traveling in the rainy season, you will be able to enjoy beautiful sunny and very hot days.

Cartagena is a very tourist destination, with several events, which welcomes visitors throughout the year. Travelers come from different countries and especially from other areas of Colombia.

Holiday periods, such as late December, January and mid-July and August, are usually busy in the city and have higher prices for accommodation. Even in the low season, which includes alternative months such as April, September and October, it is possible to find a lot of people on the streets, especially on weekends.

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<h1 dir = "auto">Visit Cancun - Mexico</h1>
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Cancun is one of the top tourist destinations in the world when it comes to beaches. It would be enough to walk for a few meters of its fine sands in perfect harmony with the turquoise blue sea to be conquered by the place, but the truth is that Cancún goes far beyond the beaches. It's a complete destination, and that makes it impressive.

The city is in the state of Quintana Roo, in Mexico, and is made for the taste of North Americans; after all, they are what bring the place to life at many times of the year, especially during spring break. There are several hotel chains installed along the Hotel Zone, which maintain a perfect distance to enjoy a beautiful view and take a dip within a few steps.

But life in Cancun isn't just about hotels and beaches; she goes much further. The offer of restaurants and bars is huge on Boulevard Kukulcan, and the shops are much larger. Those who like to shop will need to hold back so they don't take everything they see in the malls - perfumes, clothes, handicrafts, all at very attractive prices. There is no shortage of fun at night and this is one of its great attractions: several interesting clubs, including the famous Coco Bongo, with electrifying shows.

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When it comes to natural beauty, there is no way to forget the sea, the main attraction of the trip. Along the hotel zone, the ocean changes and goes from a swimming pool to one with rough waves, always maintaining that beautiful blue, typical of the Caribbean. Be sure to visit Isla Mujeres, a great place to snorkel and dive in crystal clear waters, where you can curiously walk several meters into the sea without the water taking over your body. In Cozumel, go scuba diving and be amazed by the beauties of one of the best spots in the world for marine diversity.

And as if that wasn't enough to win over a traveler, Cancún offers more. A short drive away are Tulum and the beautiful Chichén Itzá, Mayan cities with intriguing architecture that represent an important part of the history of Amerindian civilization. To explore, it is also worth visiting Xcaret and Xplor, water parks with many attractions and structured with various activities, great for families with children.

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The day to day of many tourists in Cancún is more or less like this: beach, walks and plenty of sun during the day and, at night, a dinner with the right to stroll around the malls. Cancun's fame isn't just about the city itself; the amount of attractions and the interaction and proximity to other places around give the city its reputation as an open-air park.

If during the day the good thing is to enjoy the sun, be sure to enjoy the structure of your hotel. There will certainly be chairs by the sea or a pool to enjoy the warm weather. Another interesting program is to take one of the various tours offered; you can go to Isla Mujeres, Chichén Itzá, Tulum or visit a water park like Xplor and Xcaret.

At night, be sure to watch the action at Forum by The Sea. It is in this region that famous places like Señor Frog's, the liveliest bar in town, the Hard Rock Café and the Daddy'O nightclub are located. All this without mentioning Coco Bongo, one of the most famous nightclubs in the world, with several cool covers.

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Thinking about when to go to Cancún is a very important topic to make the most of your trip investment. Cancun is warm year-round, but it's not just the temperature you should look out for before planning your trip. It is necessary to analyze the pros and cons of each period of the year to find the one that suits your profile. Check below all the tips on when to go to Cancun and check out the chart with information about the weather in Cancun month by month! Remember that Cancun is part of the Caribbean hurricane path! Below you will find information about this.

The period between December and February is considered high season in Cancun, it has less rain, more tourists and slightly higher prices. Between March and April there are also a lot of people in the city, as these months are part of the spring break, a recess that takes place in many countries in the Northern Hemisphere and brings groups and groups of young Americans to Cancún. If you want peace, avoid this period; if your business is parties and meeting new people this is the right time.

If you are looking for drier months with less rain, the best time to visit Cancun is: December, February, March, April and May.

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The city's temperature is pleasant all year round, with an average of 27ºC throughout the year, ranging from an average of 29ºC in the summer to 24ºC in the winter — that is, the temperature does not change much between summer and winter. The water temperature also maintains the same pattern and it is always "warm", without much change.

In Cancun winter (December, January, February) the day is hot and the nights are cooler, but not cold. In summer (June, July, August) or close to it, it is quite hot during the day and at night a little less at night. Remembering that, in Cancún, the seasons are reversed when compared to the same period in Brazil. When we are enjoying a little chill in Brazil, the Mexican city will be at the height of summer.

Another important tip about the weather in Cancun is that the city is quite humid, and sometimes we have the feeling that the place is warmer than the temperatures show because of this humidity. Pack lots of cool and comfortable clothes in your suitcase, especially if you plan on traveling during the summer.

Cancun is just that, endless fun. Whether during the day, in the afternoon or in the wee hours of the morning, there is always something to do and a little more to discover. A natural, historic and very well structured paradise to offer an incomparable variety of opportunities in just a few kilometers.

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<h1 dir = "auto">Visit Fortaleza - Brazil</h1>
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Fortaleza is one of the most coveted tourist destinations in Brazil and, after getting to know the variety of attractions that the city offers, it is easy to understand why it is so successful. With the power to please people of all ages, the capital of Ceará mixes many things that people like: natural beauties, culture, music, fun and a cuisine that takes your hat off.

Fortaleza is the capital of Ceará and has more than 2.6 million inhabitants. The city is one of the main destinations in the Brazilian Northeast and has great options for tours. The sea is part of the context of the capital, always present in the day-to-day scenarios. Whether you want to sunbathe in the morning or go for a walk at night, the coast is one of Fortaleza's highlights.

Fortaleza's urban waterfront — accompanied by tall buildings and a busy boardwalk — brings together the beaches of Iracema, Mucuripe and Meireles, where the Handicraft market is located, which is full of tourists every night. About 10 km from this region is Praia do Futuro, the best beach in the city to enjoy the sea, ideal for those looking for structure and a little peace.

Beach Park is another unmissable program, which appeals to families with people of all ages! It is located on Porto das Dunas Beach and is one of the best known water parks in Brazil, it has dozens of attractions and the potential to satisfy both those who just want to enjoy a pool in peace and those looking for water slides with strong emotions!

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For those who enjoy cultural activities, Fortaleza also has several options. The Dragão do Mar Art and Culture Center, or just Dragão, is one of the best options to see an exhibition, watch a movie and, on top of that, enjoy a bar at the end of the day. In fact, the capital's nightlife is as lively as its day life. From Monday to Monday, Fortaleza has attractions to enjoy the night and, if you don't miss the opportunity to laugh, watching a show by Ceará comedians will be a great choice! For those who like to dance, forró is the rhythm that moves the region.


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The variety and structure of hotels in Fortaleza is very good and caters to tourists with different desires. Hotel rates are usually very reasonably priced, without exaggeration, which favors those thinking of taking a moderate-cost trip.

Among the main hotels in Fortaleza are the Gran Marquise, which has a great structure and the Hotel Beira Mar and the Seara Praia Hotel, both with a good location. If you want to stay in Praia do Futuro, consider staying at the Gran Mareiro Hotel. And if you want to stay in a more intimate area, away from the big city, consider staying at Carmel Cumbuco Resort, or Vila Galé Resort Cumbuco, an all-inclusive resort with all the structure to enjoy your vacation!

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One cannot talk about Fortaleza without commenting on its beaches, which attract so many visitors.
Iracema, Mucuripe and Meireles are really well-known names in the city, but Praia do Futuro cannot be left out of your tours. This beach has huge tents and all the amenities you need to spend a peaceful day, from drinks and snacks to a water park for the kids.

Taking turns between the beaches of Fortaleza and its surroundings is the main program for those who visit the city, and much of this is due to this large number of beaches and attractions. Tours in Fortaleza take tourists mainly to beaches further away from the coast of Ceará and they are worth visiting! You can set aside time in your schedule to choose between the various beaches in Ceará, such as Praia do Cumbuco, Praia de Lagoinha, Morro Branco, Praia das Fontes, Canoa Quebrada and even the famous Jericoacoara. Each of these beaches has its own characteristics, always with a beautiful coastline in common!

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Fortaleza is a city where it is hot all year round, so, if you only depend on that, you can visit it whenever you want. However, the months between February and February are the rainiest and if you don't want to risk rain, it would be best to avoid them. Read here the complete tips on when to go to Fortaleza and discover the best time for your trip!

For football lovers, it may be worth traveling to Ceará during the Ceará football championship period, usually at the beginning of each year, when Fortaleza Esporte Club and Ceará SC usually meet for good matches at Arena Castelão.

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Bocas del Toro - as this incredible Panamanian archipelago is called - is also the name of the province and its capital, better known as Bocas Town. Located on Isla Colón, it is the most developed region of the entire archipelago and where most of the hotels and restaurants in Bocas are located.
The relaxed atmosphere among tourists visiting Bocas reflects the spirit of the most famous Panamanian archipelago. Located on the border with Costa Rica and facing the waters of the Caribbean, Bocas attracts travelers from all over the world interested in an exotic itinerary, little explored and, even so, with good infrastructure. Those who come to Bocas del Toro look for exuberant nature, beautiful beaches and - almost always - excellent waves for surfing. It is a destination for those looking for direct contact with almost untouched nature, without losing the comfort of good hotels.

Among the colorful houses of Bocas Town - built on stilts over the sea - travelers follow carefree in search of the next beach. Everyone looks at the sky, anxiously awaiting the appearance of the sun between the clouds, which so insist on covering the region. The weather, almost always cloudy, is not enough to scare away surfers in search of the best waves in Panama, let alone those in love with the colorful Caribbean Sea. The sun only opens for all the beauty of the islands to be fully revealed. Between boat trips, diving in crystal clear waters and islands with virgin forest, you will easily fall in love with Bocas del Toro.

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The territory - originally indigenous - was colonized by Spaniards, English, Germans, French and North Americans, in addition to having been the target of pirates and privateers. History, however, was especially marked by the installation of the United Fruit Company at the end of the 19th century. The company, specialized in the production of bananas, brought to Bocas not only the architecture of wooden houses - which are still a trademark in the region - but also a large portion of slave workers, especially from Jamaica. The population of Bocas is largely descended from indigenous people and these workers, two peoples who greatly influenced local customs.

The mix of cultures in Bocas is maintained to this day. The region no longer lives on bananas, but on tourism. It is not uncommon, in the archipelago, to find foreigners who arrived only for a few days of travel and ended up moving there permanently. And that is the hallmark of Bocas del Toro: being a little paradise for locals and travelers from all over the world.

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Departing from Bocas Town, five minutes by boat, a beautiful region of beaches is concentrated on Isla Carenero. There, restaurants, such as Bib’s on the Beach, are located over the sea and offer outdoor seating, in the best climate of the Caribbean. They are excellent options to watch the sunset accompanied by a delicious drink with ceviche. Although the main attraction is the beautiful view, the restaurants have good food and are also an excellent choice for the evening, especially as they are located very close to Bocas Town.

In Boca del Drago and Playa Estrella, located on Isla Colón - the opposite end of Bocas Town - there are some simple but tasty restaurant offerings. You can spend the day at the beach without having to bring anything. The stalls offer homemade food, with lots of fish, shrimp and even lobster - always prepared al ajillo, creole or a la plancha in the Panamanian style. The same happens in the few restaurants on Cayo Coral, where the boats going to and from the tours to Cayo Zapatilla stop for the tourists' meal.

You can eat very well and at excellent prices in Bocas del Toro. There is no lack of options and the dishes cost, on average, US$ 15. The most expensive will not exceed US$ 30. It is a place for great meals, especially after spending a lot of energy on the beach.

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Consider staying in Bocas del Toro a little longer than initially planned. The weather there is not the best and you can get a sequence of endless days of rain. In order not to leave Bocas feeling unlucky, seriously think about staying a few extra days or have plans up your sleeve to change the date of the return trip and try to see the sun for a few more days.

Bocas del Toro has an extremely humid tropical climate, even the driest months have a high incidence of rain. The rainiest season is from April to August and from November to January, that is, almost all year round. For those who want to try to escape the rain, it is best to choose the months of February, March, September and October. The temperature in the region is constant throughout the year and has an average maximum of 26°C and minimum of 22°C. It's hardly cold there, but sea trips may require a coat or raincoat (especially with rough seas).

It is worth mentioning that it is often raining in Bocas Town, but not on islands like Cayo Zapatilla. Before going on a tour, confirm with the company you have hired whether it is worth taking the trip (or not). It is common for tours to be postponed for a few hours or even cancelled, as is common for passengers to give up due to bad weather. Therefore, leave the package to close only on the morning of the activity.

Another factor that influences when choosing the best date to travel to Bocas del Toro is the sea. It varies greatly between months of the year. The high season in the region runs from November to February, when the sea is excellent for surfing. The problem is that this means bigger waves and much more agitated waters, that is, it is not the best period for those who enjoy the beaches, boat trips or practice diving. For these tourists, the ideal period to travel is between September and October, when the sea is very calm and transparent. Regardless of the time chosen to visit Bocas, the weather there will be constantly on vacation.

Average annual rainfall in Bocas del Toro:

&nbsp;January - 197mm
&nbsp;February - 163mm
&nbsp;March - 136mm
&nbsp;April - 244mm
&nbsp;May - 230mm
&nbsp;June - 321mm
&nbsp;July - 394mm
&nbsp;August - 292mm
&nbsp;September - 192mm
&nbsp;October - 190mm
&nbsp;November - 312mm
&nbsp;December - 274mm

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Bocas del Toro has an extremely relaxed atmosphere. Even in constantly hot weather, remember to bring a light jacket for boating and overnight. Remember to bring a raincoat, it can be very useful while you are in Bocas.
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<h1 dir = "auto">Visit Maraú Peninsula</h1>
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Low tide heralds the beginning of another beautiful day on the Maraú Peninsula, one of the most beautiful destinations on the South Coast of Bahia. It's time to dive into the natural pools and enjoy the paradisiacal view of Taipu de Fora Beach. A few kilometers from there, motorboats and boats arrive at Barra Grande, where the pier welcomes travelers in search of peace amid splendid scenery in that little piece of Costa do Dendê. Bahia even has beaches worthy of causing passions and Peninsula de Maraú, along with Barra Grande, is one of these passions that turn into marriage. Who goes, always comes back again! So, if you have a trip to the region of Peninsula de Maraú and Barra Grande, in Bahia, get ready to add another destination to your list of beaches for a lifetime.

The Maraú Peninsula has a part of the coastline facing the ocean and another facing the Camamu Bay. On the oceanic side, there are beaches that are heavily influenced by the tide and where the phenomenon of natural pools takes place (always at low tide). The most famous are in Taipu de Fora, but you can also see pools on other beaches, such as the exuberant Praia de Algodões, which can still be considered a hidden paradise amidst the beauties of Maraú. On the side of Camamu Bay, the calm sea is an invitation to relax, especially at dusk, when the sun sets on the water and gives a spectacle in places like Ponta do Mutá Beach and the Carapitangui River.

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The Maraú Peninsula is one of those paradises still little known even among Brazilians. Part of the region of Bahia known as Costa do Dendê, the Maraú Peninsula is 270 km from Salvador (via Itaparica ferry), 127 km from Ilhéus and 66 km from Itacaré.

The difficult access is one of the reasons why the Maraú Peninsula and Barra Grande are still so peaceful. Getting to Barra Grande, Taipu de Fora and other beaches on the Maraú Peninsula is not an easy task and requires a few kilometers of dirt road or a journey by speedboat or boat via Camamu Bay. Believe me, overcoming the challenge of arrival, you will find an enchanting destination!

The closest airport that allows easier access to the Maraú Peninsula is Ilhéus Airport, 127 km from Barra Grande. Another option is to fly to Salvador Airport, 270 km away from Barra Grande. Regardless of your point of origin, the final route will be by car, boat or speedboat.

For those who are in Itacaré, but are keen to discover the Maraú Peninsula, an excellent choice is to take the speedboat tour that passes through several islands in the Camamu Bay and also stops in Taipu de Fora to discover the natural pools.

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In addition to the beautiful beaches (which are reason enough to go to Maraú and Barra Grande), those who visit the region can practice snorkeling in the natural pools of Taipu de Fora; ride the Bromeliad Trail by quad bike; take a tour through the islands of Camamu Bay to the Tremembé Waterfall; take a bath in the Carapitangui River; discover the Cassange Lagoon; watch the sunset at Ponta do Mutá; visit the town of Taipu de Dentro and still enjoy the village of Barra Grande. And since getting to the Maraú Peninsula is not very easy, take the opportunity to stay there as long as possible!

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Barra Grande, the main base for tourists who come to the Maraú Peninsula, is a very peaceful village, with a small square, fair and little church. There, life moves at a slow pace on the dirt roads. Asphalt has not yet reached the sides of Barra Grande and Peninsula de Maraú. It's part of the charm of the place, which preserves a country atmosphere and doesn't seem to want to change. Although it is a small village, Barra Grande has good restaurants and shops capable of supplying all the needs of a few days of travel. A great base for lodging for moments of rest on the beautiful beaches of the region.

Although Barra Grande offers the best infrastructure on the Maraú Peninsula, there are those who even seek a place in the sun in front of the sea. In this case, a great option is Praia de Taipu de Fora, where there is a good offer of inns close to the beach and with the right to wake up in front of the beautiful natural pools that reign there.

On the Maraú Peninsula it will still be possible to fulfill the dream of a bungalow on a beach with almost no one. Just look for inns in places like Praia de Algodões, Praia de Saquaíra, Praia do Cassange and Praia da Bombaça. Not everything on the Maraú Peninsula is limited to Taipu de Fora and Barra Grande, regions that concentrate most of the accommodations. It is worth investing in days off the most common route.

The Maraú Peninsula is popular throughout the year. Some details, however, can make a difference in the trip, such as the high rains and the correct tide to see the natural pools, which are at their peak in the new and full moons, when the tide effect is greater.

The climate in the Maraú Peninsula is always hot, and the highest temperatures are recorded in the summer, between December and March, when the minimum is 23°C and the maximum reaches 29°C. Winter, between June and September, is marked by slightly lower temperatures, with a minimum of 21°C and a maximum of 24°C.

Despite the rains being present in all months of the year, the sun always appears on the Maraú Peninsula. The period with the lowest rainfall is from September to February. The “driest” month is January, the height of summer and with an average of 140 mm of rain. The period with the highest rainfall is from March to July, with April being the wettest month, with an average of 224 mm.

A sunset at Ponta do Mutá is enough for Peninsula de Maraú to be forever on your list of best beach destinations in Brazil. Enjoy every dip in the pools of Taipu de Fora, every sunset and every drink by the sea. You deserve this show of place!

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<h1 dir = "auto">Visit Aruba</h1>
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Aruba enchants people from all over the world before their feet actually set foot on the island. Even on the plane, it is inevitable to notice the commotion in the seats and the wide smiles on the faces of the passengers as they fly over the island. That small space of the windows is not enough for so much curiosity. The sea, with its different shades of blue and green, is simply better than any welcome drink a traveler could wish for.

The small island, in the north of Venezuela, is the perfect place for a vacation. With serene beaches, almost no waves, and hotels with a beautiful view of the sea, the ubiquitous desire is not to return home. Lively night and day, Aruba is a mixture of the old Dutch colonization added to the changes caused by the strong presence of North American tourism.

The official language of the country is Dutch, but in the daily lives of the locals what is spoken is Papiamento. The name may seem strange, but the local dialect, which mixes six different languages, is very similar to Portuguese. Oranjestad, the capital, is a nice center for shopping and finding deals - in fact, shopping is one of the main attractions in the country.

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Palm Beach is the best place to be, because it has everything anyone needs: if during the day tourists alternate between hotels next to the sand and moments of relaxation floating in the sea, at night it's time to go out on the streets looking at the shops and eating in a good restaurant, or enjoying the relaxed atmosphere of a bar. Anyone who dares to try to win some money can bet the chips in one of the casinos.

Be sure to take a tour of Aruba and discover Arikok Park, with its beautiful natural pool. Enjoy the incredible sunset on the beaches or at Farol California, which is located in a strategic point in the city. Snorkel at Baby Beach and discover why the country is such a popular spot for diving enthusiasts. Aruba is full of happiness, entertainment, bustling sounds, and so it prides itself on being "a happy island".

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When to go to Aruba
The temperatures, high all year round, associated with the absence of hurricanes, reflect in a perfect stage to enjoy a trip to the island. That's right, Aruba is out of the hurricane path and that's one less worry when choosing the travel date. All year round, tourists can enjoy sun, shade and fresh water in this Caribbean paradise.

The average temperature in Aruba is 28ºC, with little variation between winter and summer, keeping the sea always warm. Due to the intense heat, you can barely notice the difference between the seasons, after all, it's always hot. The months between October and January are the ones with the highest incidence of rain, but this time is still favorable for travel because the rain showers are short and do not compromise the entire day. The wind is constant in the region, deceiving those who are in the sun, causing a feeling that the sun is not strong - don't fall for it, always use sunscreen.

The periods from December to February and from July to August are considered high season. In these months prices tend to rise a little, the country is full and the streets are livelier. Spring Break, a school holiday that varies between March and April, and Easter are also very busy seasons; if you want quiet, it is advisable to avoid these holidays. The Aruban Carnival is joyful and highly celebrated in the country - the holiday is a reason for celebration, with costumes and a parade in the streets.

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Aruba Landmarks
Talking about Aruba's tourist attractions is also talking about nature. The main attraction that brings thousands of tourists to the island every year is its clean and warm beaches. They, however, are not the only charm that travelers will find.

Among the places you shouldn't miss, Farol California stands out for its location, which allows you to watch a beautiful sunset. Take a safari through Arikok Park, an environmental reserve with many cactus, observe the arid landscape of the region and dive among many fish in the natural pool.

Aruba tours
There are several tours offered in Aruba, almost all connected to the sea. Day trippers to the country are spent relaxing on the beach near the hotel, mixed in with a few walks around the island. In general the tours are expensive, but some are so interesting that it is worth paying.

The great attraction of the "happy island" in this regard is the submarine ride, a somewhat exclusive activity, found in few tourist destinations. The submarine, which is real, reaches more than 40 meters of depth and passes slowly through several schools so that travelers can enjoy the beautiful view of the fish. Another traditional tour is the Jeep Safari, in which people, in addition to getting to know different parts of the island, can drive a 4x4.

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Don't forget the sunscreen :)
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