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<h1 dir = "auto">Nazca Lines: The Mysterious Peruvian Figures</h1>
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A trip to Peru can be even more fun if you include a visit to the Nazca lines in your itinerary. The activity, which can be done in a day, allows the tourist to fly over the desert, and see the most unusual and curious figures in South America.
The set of ancient geoglyphs is located in the Nazca Desert in southern Peru. From Lima to there is 449 km — a car journey between the two cities takes about 8 hours.

For many years, the history of the Nazca lines was shrouded in many mysteries and theories, attracting the attention of many tourists with an adventurous spirit and also archaeologists from all over the world. Even after having its real history discovered, people's interest in the place continued to grow, transforming the desert into one of the most visited tourist spots in Peru.

The Nazca Lines and Geoglyphs are made up of several figures, created by the Nazca civilization between 400 and 650 AD, according to historians. Elected as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1994, they were made in shallow lines on the soil itself, and are spread over the 80 km of high arid plateau, between the cities of Nazca and Palpa in the Pampas de Jumana.


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Facts and theories about the Nazca line
Until recently, people believed that the Nazca lines were made by ETs. But this theory quickly fell apart, when studies carried out showed that several tools and ceramic pieces with the same shapes as the drawings were found very close to the lines.
The figures made in the desert vary from geometric lines, sketches of hummingbirds, spiders, monkeys, sharks, llamas, lizards, monkeys among other formats, up to 270 meters in diameter.
There are several theories about the meaning of the lines, ranging from religious reasons, astronomical calendars, indication of the flow of water in the region and even rituals to summon water and fertility in the desert.
The Nazca Desert is one of the driest in the world, and the arid climate and lack of winds in the region contributed to the lines remaining intact for all these years.
The technique used to make the figures was one of the simplest: with the excavation of the lines, the light-colored earth of the desert soil appeared after the extraction of the reddish gravel from the surface, and the contrast of these colors is what makes each drawing stand out.
In the old days, Nazca residents beheaded people for religious rituals, storing mummified heads as trophies. Some archaeologists have already found many of these heads buried near the drawings.


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Getting to know the curious Nazca lines can be an unforgettable experience, but it will require some investment and patience. Some agencies in Lima sell the “Nazca for a day” tour, which vary in price according to the type of package you choose. Are they:

By bus: Departure from Lima at 3:45 am (yes, in the morning!). It's 7 hours by road to Nazca + half an hour by flight on the lines + 7 hours return trip, at US$ 195 per person.
By private car: The itinerary is the same as the bus, at US$ 375 per person.
From Lima to Pisco: In this package, the agency offers travel by bus (US$ 345 per person) or car (US$ 560 per person) to Pisco (about 3 and a half hours), with a flight from the air base from the city to the Nazca lines. This coach trip lasts 1 hour and 40 minutes.
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<h1 dir = "auto">Visit Lake Titicaca</h1>
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Lake Titicaca is located on the border between Peru and Bolivia, in the Andes Mountains. On the Bolivian side, Titicaca extends to the Copacabana peninsula. On the Peruvian coast, the lake borders the city of Puno, the folkloric capital of southern Peru.
The highest navigable lake in the world is Lake Titicaca: it is 3,812 meters above sea level. And in addition to its extension and height, the Andean lake also features dozens of populated islands full of attractions, stories and natural beauties. Discovering one of the greatest Andean natural treasures is a trip not to be missed!

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To get to Lake Titicaca from the Peruvian side, you have to go to Puno, which is on the shores of the lake. To get to the city, you can use different means: plane (from US$280), train (from US$225), or bus (from US$30), in a journey of around eight hours from Cusco.

On the Bolivian side, you can leave La Paz and head to Copacabana, which also borders Titicaca. The best way to cross the distance of approximately 140 kilometers is by bus, which leaves from the Municipal Bus Terminal and costs around 45 bolivianos ($6.50).

Whether from Copacabana or Puno, it is possible to take boats that leave every hour for the different islands that make up Lake Titicaca. Prices vary depending on the island or group of islands you wish to visit.
The largest island in Lake Titicaca is Ilha del Sol and the easiest way to reach it is via Copacabana. Part of folklore, this island is considered sacred ground by the ancient Incas and it is possible to find several indications of its religious connotation. On Isla del Sol there are several temples in ruins, tables that were used for human sacrifice, in addition to the Gold Museum, with several Inca treasures and the Fountain of Youth.

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In addition to the beautiful landscapes, Lake Titica also has some unique features. Check out some interesting facts below:

The name Titicaca: the origin of the word Titicaca is in the Aymara language, a local indigenous language and means Stone of the Puma. That's because, according to legends, the lake is the representation of a cougar hunting a rabbit.
The highest navigable lake in the world: Lake Titicaca is at an altitude of 3,812 meters, making it the highest navigable lake. In addition, it occupies 8,300 square kilometers and extends over 190 kilometers, that is, in volume it is also the largest in South America.
Natural paradise: Titicaca is rich in natural resources. There are more than two thousand species of fish, in addition to attracting a large number of birds, which use the lakeside as a refuge. It is also home to a species of giant frog that can only be found there.
Cradle of the Inca civilization: mythology also permeates Lake Titicaca. Many studies indicate that the Inca civilization originated in that region. Furthermore, legends claim that the lake was chosen by the Sun God and his children as the perfect place for the development of his people.
Totora: there is a species of aquatic plant on Titica, the totora, which is used in the artisanal production of typical Peruvian boats. The plant is also used for making houses, medicines, food and even islands.
Floating islands: they are the biggest attractions of Lake Titicaca. The islands are made from totora and other materials and were built hundreds of years ago. To this day these islands are inhabited by indigenous populations.
The wonders of Lake Titicaca and its secrets guarantee an unforgettable trip, in which a little of all these curiosities can be explored.

The floating islands of Los Uros are some of Lake Titicaca's biggest attractions. They were built hundreds of years ago with totora. They are populated by indigenous communities that survive from fishing, handicrafts and tourism. Tourists are introduced to the island's indigenous culture, the productions of its residents and can even sail on a totora boat. Some islands also have accommodation services, such as Khantati, which can be a good idea for those who want to know more than one of the floating islands.

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Further away from the shores of Lake Titicaca is Amantaní Island. The environment and the population are also very traditional, but the cultural insertion is a little greater: it is even possible to cook with the natives. Due to the distance, it is common for visitors to spend the night in Amantaní and it is there that they discover the best attraction on the island: the typical daily party. Every night natives and visitors dress in traditional clothes and eat and dance together!

Traveling through the islands of Lake Titicaca is an incredible insertion into the culture and life of indigenous populations who are still very connected with their ancestors. Travelers are introduced to a rich new world full of fun, knowledge and respect for differences. A trip that is very worthwhile.

Getting to know Lake Titicaca can bring many adventures and fun, but it is necessary to pay attention to some details:

Weather: the best time to visit Lake Titicaca and its islands is between April and July. That's because it's when the temperatures are at their most pleasant, without the cold of winter and without the summer storms, which punish the area.
Altitude: as the lake itself and the islands are very high, it is common for visitors to feel sick, as they are not used to it. To help, the population of the region recommends coca tea or, for those who suffer from high blood pressure, muña tea, which help to breathe more easily.
Clothing: also due to the altitude, even in the milder seasons it is still very cold on Lake Titicaca at night. It is important that you have clothes for these moments.
Currencies: depending on the island and the service you will need to hire, it is possible that you will be charged in dollars or in Bolivian. So, it is necessary to have a little bit of both currencies to avoid unforeseen circumstances during the trip.
Following these tips, your trip will be much smoother and you won't have to deal with problems along the way, just enjoy!

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<h1 dir = "auto">Visit Machu Picchu</h1>
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The citadel of Machu Picchu sits above the valley of the Urubamba River, high in the Andes Mountains in Peru. It is 112 km from Cusco, 904 km from Trujillo, 1070 km from Chiclayo and 1183 km from Lima, the country's capital.
Surrounded by stories, legends and mysteries, the Inca city of Machu Picchu was discovered by the American historian Hiram Bingham in 1911, and elected as a Cultural and Natural Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1983. Since then, the site receives 2,500 visitors a day, coming from all parts of the planet, who wish to get to know this, which is one of the seventh wonders of the world, up close.
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To get to Machu Picchu it is necessary to go through 3 stages of transport.&nbsp;

Plane: the first destination departing from Brazil is Lima. From the Peruvian capital, it is necessary to take another flight to Cusco, with a journey time of one hour.
Train: the next stage of the trip is to depart from Cusco to Aguas Calientes. The journey is made by train in one or two hours by the operator Peru Rail. Prices may vary depending on the category chosen.
Trail: Arriving in Aguas Calientes, it's time to stretch out and head for the trails. There is the option of reaching Machu Picchu by bus, but the most classic way is to walk and enjoy the scenery on the itinerary. There are some types of trails that you can choose according to the attractions you want to visit, and they can be closed on the official website for different prices. It is strictly forbidden to follow the route without hiring a specialized guide.
Visitors can stay at each location for up to 4 hours. There are nine different entrances separated by groups, with hours from 6 am to 2 pm, and the itinerary must be chosen when purchasing the ticket. Objects such as selfie sticks, umbrellas, tripods, large backpacks, alcoholic beverages, baby strollers and drones are not allowed.

When to go
The best time to visit Machu Picchu is from April to October, as it is the dry season in the region. The ideal is to avoid the months of July and August, as it is the high season and the large number of tourists can harm the tour. Avoid the months of November to March, as there are many rain showers and slope slides can occur frequently.
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<h2 dir = "auto">Huayna Picchu</h2>
At over 2,500 meters high, Huayna Picchu is the steepest climb in Machu Picchu, but it offers the most privileged (and famous) view in the region. As it is a popular attraction, it is necessary to have advance notice when closing the trail with this tour included – that is, not even the difficult access scare away visitors! Take extra care when doing this route, as some people can suffer from vertigo and bleeding in the nasal passages, so go slowly to enjoy this adventure to the fullest.
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<h2 dir = "auto">Inti Punku</h2>
It is at Inti Punku that it all begins, as it is the gateway to Machu Picchu, where the ancient Incas arrived in the region. The place is also known as Puerta del Sol, and it offers a privileged view of the Huayna Picchu, as well as the route taken by buses from Aguas Calientes. The trail has ramps with some steps and the path is easily covered in 1 hour of walking. As it is on the way to Huayna Picchu, it is not necessary to book the ascent.
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<h2 dir = "auto">Wiñay Wayna</h2>
Built on a steep slope overlooking the Urubamba River, Wiñay Wayna is located along the Inca Trail, and its architecture features complexes of houses connected by a staircase and fountain, designed especially for agricultural activities. During the tour (which must be chosen on the trail route you choose when buying tickets), the guide tells the entire history of the place. Take the opportunity to enjoy the landscape of the surroundings and rest a little in this place full of good energies!
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<h2 dir = "auto">Llaqtapata</h2>
Llaqtapata is a second version of Wiñay Wayna, only on the other side of the Machu Picchu valley, overlooking the Cusichaca River. It is one of several agricultural terraces, called condominiums, which have been invaded by vegetation, giving an even more charming aspect to the place. Like its twin sister, Llaqtapata will provide you with a pleasant visit, with a great view, in addition to yielding impressive photographic records.
Travelers interested in delving deeper into the history of Machu Picchu should include the Manuel Chávez Ballon museum in their itinerary, before or after visiting the ruins, as it is an unmissable lesson on how this mysterious site was “discovered”, the work what was done by the archaeologists, the structure of the region, articles found during the exploration, among other curiosities. The place is small, simple, but very organized!
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Enjoy every corner of Machu Picchu to enrich your cultural baggage. After all, such a historic destination, full of mysticism, only adds to your adventure!
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<h1 dir = "auto">Visit Farellones - Chile</h1>
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Farellones Park is one of the most fascinating destinations to visit in Chile. Located in the middle of the mountains, it combines snow and fun with an array of activities. Ideal for a romantic outing or with the family, you will certainly love meeting it. For that, follow our guide with great tips about the destination!
Farellones is a park and ski resort located in the city of Lo Barnechea, Chile. It is located in a small village, about 36 km from Santiago. Located in a region of mountains, the park also has beautiful landscapes of the Andes Mountains.

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The best way to get to Farellones is through travel agencies that provide transport to the destination. However, it is also possible to arrive by car from Santiago. It is worth remembering that this option requires a lot of care and attention, since the path to the park is mountainous and has 40 curves.

What you need to know before you go
Before getting to know all the attractions and activities of Farellones Park, it is necessary to be aware of important information about it. So, here's what you need to know to enjoy it in the best way:

Entrance fee: the value of a day of activities in Farellones Park costs 30 thousand Chilean pesos, which is equivalent to about $ 50 U.S dollars.
&nbsp;It is possible to buy the ticket both at tourist agencies and on the park's official website.
Visitors with cognitive disabilities such as autism and down syndrome have a 40% discount.
Opening hours: the park is open daily, during its season, from 9 am to 5:30 pm.
Best days of the week to visit: the best time to visit the park is from Monday to Friday, as this period is generally less crowded by tourists.
Clothes rental: before visiting the park, it is necessary to wear appropriate clothes to enjoy the snow. So, in Santiago, be sure to rent boots, coat, pants, gloves, cap and glasses.
What to bring: it is important to bring sunscreen and lip balm, as the cold is usually very intense in the park.
Food: the park has snack bars and, around it, you can find good restaurant options. However, if you prefer, you can bring water and snacks for the tour.
When to go: The park's winter season varies each year, but it's common for it to start between June and September.
After writing down this information, your walk in Farellones Park certainly has everything to be remarkable. You will get to know one of the most fun ski resorts in Chile and enjoy unique scenery!

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<h2 dir = "auto">Ski and Snowboard</h2>
It is worth taking advantage of the place to practice snowboarding and snow skiing. In case you are not experienced, know that the park itself offers private lessons in both activities. So, if you want, you will also be able to enjoy both sports a lot.
Also you can practice:
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The park has adapted bicycles with wide tires that circulate very well in the place. In the activity, it is possible to know two tour routes that also reveal more mountain scenery. For those who love a family adventure, it is certainly worth enjoying this attraction.
<h2 dir = "auto">Cable Car:</h2>
The cable car is another attraction with an incredible view. It has a panoramic view of the park and reveals enchanting landscapes. In a tour that lasts about 20 minutes, it is possible to see the mountains, take beautiful photos and, of course, live a remarkable experience. Undoubtedly, this is an attraction that calls for a visit in good company.
<h2 dir = "auto">Zipline:</h2>
The zip line is one of the most popular attractions in the park. It has a privileged view of the mountains and still guarantees that butterflies in the belly. With two circuits, 180 and 540 meters, a very radical experience is guaranteed, for both beginners and the most courageous. To know it, it is also necessary to have a minimum height of 1.20 m and a maximum weight of 120 kg.
<h2 dir = "auto">Tray Trineo:</h2>
Trineo on a tray also promises a lot of adrenaline in Farellones. The toy is similar to a sled, but brings the fun on a board that slides over the snow. In this attraction, it is common to see whole families having fun and repeating the activity several times. Undoubtedly, it is another unmissable attraction that cannot be missed on your day of sightseeing.

With all these attractions options, it's clear that your trip to Farellones has everything to be unforgettable, isn't it? Make the most of the park and have fun enjoying all its activities. Without a doubt, you will have unique sensations and experiences!

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<h1 dir = "auto">Visit Huacachina - Peru</h1>
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Huacachina is a small town located in the city of Ica, on the Peruvian coast. The region is in the middle of a desert with golden dunes and is inhabited by about 100 people, who live off the tourist activity. If you were curious, get to know the amazing attractions and tours that you will find in this destination!
The village is located 307 km from Lima and 803 km from Cusco. It is surrounded by palm trees and even has a lagoon that is said to have therapeutic properties. Today the place is one of the main tourist attractions in the country and welcomes visitors eager for its culture throughout the year.

From the capital, you can rent a car, take a taxi or even book a day trip with one of the tourist agencies in the region. Another option is to go to the city of Ica by bus and then head to Huacachina with another transport. It is worth noting that there is no bus terminal there.

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If you enjoy extreme sports and different places, you will certainly enjoy visiting Huacachina. There are attractions for the most diverse tastes, whether you are an adventurous or a more relaxed person. Check out the main attractions you will see there:
Huacachina Dunes:
When talking about Huacachina, one of the first things that comes to mind is the many possibilities for fun in the dunes. That is, you can walk through them, play sports or just contemplate the view. They're also great for taking perfect pictures that you'll keep for a lifetime. Whatever your desire, no doubt, you will be delighted.
The dunes of Huacachina are also perfect for practicing extreme sports. The place offers buggy and sandboard rides, activities much sought after by tourists visiting the region. Just look for a tourist agency or hostel and plan your fun, which lasts about 1 hour. In fact, the tour contemplates the view of the desert and a lot of adrenaline in the ascents and descents of the dunes.

Now that you know the dunes, how about taking a tour of this charming lagoon? Many tourists take advantage of its beauties to rest and take pictures. An interesting curiosity is that the lake was built in the middle of the dunes to serve as a tourist attraction and is surrounded by legends about its construction. It is worth knowing about the history of the village!
After an incredible day riding a buggy and sandboarding, how about admiring the landscapes and the sunset in the late afternoon? This is one of the most beautiful views of Huacachina and deserves a special mention; so choose the highest dune and admire the sun setting right in front of you. The memory will be wonderful!

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Paracas is a small town in the interior of Peru that is 80 km away from Huacachina. It's a beach location, so you'll find open seas, perfect cliffs and you can even take buggy rides and paragliding flights. The city is also very charming and has some wineries and tourist spots to take beautiful pictures, such as the Paracas Museum.
Paracas National Reserve:
This attraction is the highlight of Paracas and can be visited in one day. The reserve is located in Pisco, which is a protected area off the coast of Peru. Visitors will be able to observe animals such as penguins, pelicans and condors, as well as other marine species. Another interesting part of this place are the rock formations created by the action of the winds, which are true works of art.


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Where to stay
Near the lake, there are some accommodation options with varying prices. You'll find everything from hostels with a pool at an affordable price to luxury hotels with a restaurant and many amenities. Below, see our suggestions and choose the one that best suits your trip.

Wild Rover Huacachina – $: If you are looking for a good value for money, you will definitely like this hostel. It has a swimming pool, bar and restaurant and usually receives many young people looking for adventures.

Hostel Boulevard – $$: Hostel Boulevard is another low-cost alternative that has great service and a good location. Coffee is considered simple but delicious.

Saramana Lugar de Descanso – $$$: this hotel has family rooms, a restaurant and is pet friendly. The staff is quite helpful and friendly.

Banana’s Adventure Hostel – $$$$: if you are looking for a little more comfort, you will certainly find it here. As a differential, the hotel offers an attraction, which can be a buggy ride or through the wineries.

DM Hoteles Mossone – $$$$$: this is the most expensive option on this list and, for that reason, more comfortable than the previous ones. Rooms are luxurious and the dunes are a 2-minute drive away.
One of the advantages of traveling to Huacachina is that you can see the entire city in just one day. If you don't want to go on a day trip, you'll certainly find a good place to stay!

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<h1 dir = "auto">Visit Salto Ángel, the world's tallest waterfall</h1>
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The Indians or natives call it Parekupa-meru, but tourists know it as Salto Ángel, the highest waterfall in the world, at 979 meters high, a true spectacle of nature. The stunning landscape is in 3 million hectares of preserved forest, in the middle of an incredible national park, in Venezuela. Next, discover a little more about this magical place in South America.
In Canaima National Park, Venezuela, is Salto Ángel, the most breathtaking waterfall in the world. The sixth largest national park on the planet is located in the state of Bolívar, in the municipality of Grande Sabada. The destination is 400 km from Boa Vista, capital of Roraima, 705 km from Santa Elena and 596 km from Puerto Ordaz, places with departures to the waterfall.

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How to get
You will need transport by air, by water and by land. So, there are different ways to get to the biggest waterfall in the world. Tourists can take a road trip from the capital of Roraima, Boa Vista, to the city of Santa Elena de Uiarén.

Then you have to go to the airport and board a chartered flight to Canaima National Park. On this journey, which takes almost 5 hours, you will cross the Brazil-Venezuela border. Some people choose to take a flight from Puerto Ordaz with an additional 9 hours drive.

Another way is to go straight to Caracas and, from there, take a flight to the park. Finally, when in Canaima, it is necessary to travel approximately 4 hours by boat and 1h30 of walk to the base of the Salto Ángel waterfall. Phew, take a breath!
The rain is more frequent between May and December in Venezuela. Therefore, this is a great time to find the waterfall with a considerable volume of water, ideal for contemplation. In addition, due to the rainy season, the rivers are fuller, making it easier to get around by boat. During the dry season, the crossing may be impossible.

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Many travel agencies also organize other tours through Canaima National Park. When navigating through Laguna Canaima, it is possible to reach Salto El Sapo, with the right to take a bath to cool off. In addition, the tourist will know and pass inside the Salto El Hacha, a waterfall with a path through a rustic staircase. In addition, the tepuis or tepuys, table-shaped rock formations, complement the incredible landscape. Finally, some hotels organize extra tours, such as the flight over Canaima.
This is not an ordinary trip, that is, it is for those who are willing to spend hours traveling, often without comfort. The small plane and the current of the river to cross by canoe can be scary. However, upon arriving at the final destination, the beauty is splendid.

The Angel Falls inspired the animation Up. Unlike the movie, travelers can't take their home there, but there are hotels that are perfect for a complete rest. So Have Fun!

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<h1 dir = "auto">Visit San Andrés - Colombia</h1>
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Famous archipelago in the Caribbean, San Andrés is a destination in Colombia with paradisiacal beaches, many accommodation options and restaurants to eat seafood. There you and your family will enjoy the islands with greenish waters, the boat trips and you will be able to enjoy all the comfort of the all-inclusive resorts.

San Andrés is an island in the Caribbean Sea that belongs to Colombia, but is close to Nicaragua and Costa Rica. Its location brings a cultural mix where Colombian identity prevails, but with touches of Creole culture.

The language spoken on the island, in addition to Spanish, is Creole, with English, African, French and Castilian influences.

The trip can be perfectly combined with other Colombian destinations, such as the city of Cartagena, which is just 1h30 by plane from San Andrés.

The architecture and charm of Cartagena combined with the tropical paradise that is San Andrés can be a perfect combo for honeymooners, traveling with friends, family or solo travelers.

It is also worth remembering that Colombia recently came out in two important rankings of the best countries to visit in 2022.

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In San Andrés the heat is guaranteed all year round, with an average temperature of 28ºC. In summer the sensation is close to 40°C, in winter the days remain warm, but the nights are usually cooler, around 25°C.

From January to May it rains little in San Andrés, from June to November are the rainiest months, but with greater intensity between August and October. Hurricanes are rare, but there can be winds and storms.
However, in relation to the weather in San Andrés, nothing is 100% predictable, we went in the second half of November, we stayed for 10 days and the most that happened were quick showers, in a matter of minutes it was a beautiful sun. Always hot!
High season in San Andrés takes place during the holiday months (December, January, February, July and August) and long holidays such as Holy Week. April, May, September and October are the best for those looking to save money.

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San Andrés is an incredible place, the right destination for those who like sun, beach, diving, tranquility or partying. I recommend at least 3 or 4 full days to do the main tours such as Johnny Cay, Acuario and Volta a Ilha.
However, to enjoy everything calmly, do other tours such as the underwater walk, the parasail flight, enjoy the central beach, the tax-free shops... stay longer! 5, 6, 7 days if you can.

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When choosing where to stay in San Andrés, the preferred location for tourists is the center of the island, close to the popular Spratt Bight beach.

This area offers a better structure for restaurants, shops, it is the boarding point for boat trips and concentrates the largest offer of hotels, but there are also options on other beaches.

The island does not disappoint in terms of natural beauty: like the entire Caribbean, it delivers a sea of ​​incredible colors that range from turquoise blue to emerald green, which is why the city has been nicknamed the owner of the “sea of ​​seven colors”. In addition to pleasant temperatures, cool restaurants and a boardwalk typical of small beach towns, with many shops, ice cream parlors and cafes.

The city doesn't bring luxury and doesn't have the trendy resorts like Cancún. In San Andrés, the rustic – which reminds us of trips to the coast in adolescence – steals the show. Still, there are good options for accommodation and gastronomy.

The boom in European and North American visitors did not reach San Andrés as it does in other destinations. Good for us Latinos, who can visit the island at more affordable prices than other Caribbean beaches.

Nature, culture, cuisine, shopping or sightseeing, there are plenty of reasons to include San Andrés in your vacation itinerary.

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<h2 dir = "auto">the best trekkings in South America to venture out and contemplate the most beautiful places in South America.</h2>

The trekking that leads to Mount Fitz Roy is one of the most spectacular to do in Argentine Patagonia. Fitz Roy is one of the mountains of the Andes and has gigantic vertical pillars, which reach an altitude of 3,375 meters. The path is challenging, but well marked, and can be done without the accompaniment of a guide. However, whoever decides to walk it must have resistance and physical conditioning: there are 24 km of route (round trip).

To do this trekking, you must go to the small town of El Chaltén, from where there are several trails in the region. The one that leads to Fitz Roy is the most sought after and allows adventurers to also get to know the Laguna de Los Tres, among other incredible scenarios.


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The most famous trekking in Torres del Paine National Park in Chile, Circuit W is 76 km long. To walk through it, at least 5 days of walking are necessary. However, the effort is rewarded by the incredible landscapes that the path reveals. Among the most beautiful places on this trekking are Nordenskjöld Lake, the French Valley, Paine Grande, Cerro Hoja, Cerro Máscara, Cerro Catedral, Cerro Aleta de Tubarão, Cuerno Norte and Lago Grey.

The walk through the W Circuit, despite being long, is not difficult or technical. However, it requires some experience from the traveler, especially for camping in the most appropriate places. There are several campsites and refuges along the route, and ideally, you should have a prior knowledge of how these places are organized.


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Brazil also has great trekking options and, of course, one of the most beautiful in South America: the Vale do Pati trail, in Chapada Diamantina National Park. The route is 77 km long, but you can choose different itineraries to get to know the region. The paths are beautiful and reveal viewpoints, plateaus, plains, steep valleys, areas of Cerrado vegetation and also the Atlantic Forest.

Among the main attractions of trekking in Vale do Pati are Mirante do Pati, Cachoeirão, Morro do Castelo and Cachoeira dos Funis. But be prepared, depending on the route you choose to take, you will need a little more physical conditioning. An example is the trail that leads to Morro do Castelo, with a steep stretch that requires climbing. In addition, to cross the valley, you will need the accompaniment of an authorized guide.

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Originally Ciudad Perdida, this archaeological paradise in Colombia can be discovered through a sensational trekking. With a length of 42 km, the path consists of a long stone staircase with 1,200 steps in the middle of dense forest. And its ending reveals the surprising Lost City, former home of the indigenous Tayrona civilization.

To do this trekking, it is necessary to go to El Mamay, in the region of Santa Marta, the base city for the tour. The tourist name of the place is Teyuna Archaeological Park and, in addition to incredible landscapes formed by preserved vegetation, it has 32 ruins and 169 terraces carved into the mountains, cut by narrow streets and numerous circular squares.


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Peru have one of the most impressive treks in South America, Salkantay is an alternative way to reach Machu Picchu. The route is 74 km long and can be covered in 5 days of walking. And don't think that the beauty of this trekking is only in its final destination. Along the way, adventurers pass through incredible scenery, between snow-capped mountains and green valleys with waterfalls and lakes.

But you have to be in good physical condition. In addition to the temperature variation, which goes from -5 ºC to 26 ºC, there is a great oscillation in altitude, from 1,600 meters above sea level to 4,650 meters. And, most importantly: even experienced travelers should do this trekking with the accompaniment of an expert guide.

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The Huayhuash Trail is not only one of the most beautiful treks in South America, but in the world. This region of northern Peru is home to the highest concentration of snowy mountains above 5,400 meters and attracts the most experienced mountaineers. Unlike the Andes mountain range, Huayhuash is relatively small, with only 30 km from east to west and 20 km from north to south. However, it is beautiful and has impressive scenery in the midst of its imposing peaks – the largest, Yerupajá, is 6,617 meters high.

There are several paths to be followed in this region. The most famous is the Huayhuash Mountain Trekking, which makes a circular route around the mountain range, 130 km long. It starts at the Cuartelhuain camp and ends at the pueblo de Llamac.

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Finally, the trekking that leads to the Chimborazo Volcano is one of the most beautiful in South America and also one of the most challenging due to the low temperatures. Chimborazo is 6310 meters above sea level and is considered the highest volcano in the world. There are two base cities for those going on this trekking: Riobamba and Ambato.

The trail entrance is 4386 meters above sea level and, as it is in a reserve, you need a permit to access it. There are two refuges, one at an altitude of 4,800 meters and the other at an altitude of 5,000 meters. Both have commercial establishments where it is possible to have meals and rest. But it is worth mentioning that, due to the low temperatures, it is important to bring enough clothing to do this trekking.

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<h1 dir = "auto">PANTANAL</h1>
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Considered a World Natural Heritage Site by UNESCO and a Biosphere Reserve, the Pantanal is the largest floodplain on the planet and is located in Mato Grosso do Sul, where it shares with Bonito the status of the best tourism in Brazil.

Its area extends across the states of Mato Grosso and Mato Grosso do Sul, as well as Paraguay and Bolivia, making it a fabulous destination to enjoy the region's fauna and flora.

If you've been to Bonito, in the center west of Mato Grosso do Sul, but couldn't fit a tour in the Pantanal, now is your time!

There are tours through Miranda, Aquidauana, Corumbá and Cáceres, with several typical Pantanal activities, such as horseback riding, fishing, photographic safari, night focus, canoe ride and trails.

Even free tours are possible when traveling to the Pantanal!

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First, first-time visitors should know that the Pantanal region is divided into two areas: Pantanal Norte and Pantanal Sul.

While Aquidauana, Miranda, Corumbá, Coxim, Rio Negro and Porto Murtinho are part of the South Pantanal (Mato Grosso do Sul), the cities of Barão de Melgaço, Poconé and Cáceres comprise Mato Grosso, that is, the North Pantanal.

The Pantanal is a region with diverse influences from the Amazon, Atlantic Forest, Cerrado and Chaco, displaying its diversity in every corner.
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<h2 dir = "auto">Boat, canoe or hotel boat trips</h2>
Tourists have the option of taking a luxury boat tour (hotel boats), chalana, canoe and rowing boat. Any of these options you will love the feeling of being in the waters of the Pantanal.

Along the way, you can see the animals of the Pantanal region, such as alligators, birds, giant otters and many fish.

It is a great way to observe the animals, either by land or by rivers. It is worth including this tour in your travel itinerary, when in doubt about what to do in the Pantanal.
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<h2 dir = "auto">Fishing (sport fishing and artisanal fishing)</h2>
For those who don't know what to do in the Pantanal, know that fishing is one of the most common activities in the region, especially in the South Pantanal.

The Paraguay River basin has a rich diversity of fish – there are more than 200 species – and is one of the favorite destinations for those who practice sport fishing.

You can enjoy fishing in historic Corumbá, which borders Bolivia, Coxim, one of the biggest ecotourism centers in Brazil, and also Aquidauana and Miranda, two perfect destinations for fishermen.

But if you don't want to miss the opportunity to fish for different species of fish, prefer to set up your travel itinerary for August/September, a period with many fish and drier rivers.

Just avoid visiting the Pantanal Sul (Mato Grosso do Sul) between December and February, if you want to practice fishing. At that time, fishing is prohibited due to the presence of spawning.

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<h2 dir = "auto">Photo safari</h2>
In the Pantanal you have a lot to do, including the observation of animals inside a 4×4.

The safari is one of the tours in the travel package to some farms, such as Aguapé, Casa São João and Fazenda San Francisco.

But the ideal is to go on safari during the dry season (between July and September), because it would be impossible to see toucans, anteaters and alligators in the rain, which is very common in summer.

A golden tip: have a camera with a zero memory card to take lots of pictures. Even leave the camera configured for multiple shots, so you avoid missing the best moments of the animals and their poses.

A tour that combines with the photographic safari is the Vazante Trail. The walk inside the forest capões takes visitors to the 10-meter high viewpoint. For what?

To, once again, contemplate the Pantanal landscape. It doesn't matter if you see it up close on land, on the water or at the top of the viewpoint, as the Pantanal has one of the most beautiful scenery in Brazil.

Take the opportunity to watch the sunset. There may be several beautiful places to enjoy the sunset, but in this region of Mato Grosso do Sul, the late afternoon stands out even more.

Upon returning to headquarters, be prepared to eat a somewhat unusual delicacy: popcorn, piranha broth and juice.&nbsp;

Do you think you've seen too many animals on safari? Well, wait until you include night focus in your travel itinerary. The focus tour is similar to the photo safari, but the difference is that you see the nocturnal animals.

The advantage is that these animals of different species, such as wolves, alligators and other animals appear more frequently. In addition, the guided tour helps to find them in the best possible way.

Of course, the route is done in a 4×4 vehicle and in possession of a flashlight, since no one wants to trip over an alligator or run over the animal, right?

Night spotting is one of the tours offered by farms in the Pantanal, such as Pousada Aguapé, Fazenda San Francisco and Casa São João.

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<h2 dir = "auto">Horseback riding + swampland life</h2>
Horseback riding is one of the best rides in this rural destination. But what if in addition to riding you could also handle cattle?

It may seem easy in the soap opera Pantanal, but in reality you will see that it is not so. It is necessary, first of all, to have some experience in riding horses. For the rest, the people help.

To enjoy a horseback ride, there are some good options in Miranda and Aquidauana, such as Fazenda San Francisco (Miranda) and inns Aguapé and Pequi (Aquidauana).

Oh, just be sure to take long pants for horseback riding, as it's much more comfortable.

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<h2 dir = "auto">Miranda, in the South Pantanal</h2>
Miranda is one of the best cities in the Pantanal, a historic city, with houses dating from the beginning of the 20th century and where the largest indigenous population in the state is concentrated.

By the way, visit the Centro Referential da Cultura Terena, a space dedicated to exploring the culture of the tribes and where you can purchase exclusive handicrafts.

If you want to spend 1 to 2 days there, look for Refúgio Ecológico Caiman or Refúgio da Ilha, two of the best places to stay.

Also because the trip from Campo Grande to Miranda is long, so it's good to guarantee a good stay so you don't get tired on the way back.

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<h2 dir = "auto">Projeto Arara Azul (Blue Macaw Project)</h2>
Arara Azul is an environmental preservation project that has existed for over 30 years. Not only did the project succeed, it increased the number of these animals from 1500 to 5000.

This wonderful work, of course, cannot be left out of your travel itinerary to the Pantanal.

It is an opportunity to become aware of the importance of taking care of our nature, preserving species of Brazilian fauna and flora.

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<h2 dir = "auto">Restaurants in the Pantanal</h2>
Typical Pantanal food is not left out of the tourist menu and almost no one refuses the most common delicacies: alligator meat and piranha broth.

Is your taste buds ready for new flavors? We hope so, after all, the experience of tasting an alligator strip in piranha broth is unforgettable.

Among the restaurant options in the Pantanal, there is the Rodeio Restaurant, in Corumbá, with lunch and dinner a la carte.

There is also Amarelinho, located in Anastácio, with a great all-you-can-eat fish (breaded fish, fried fish, pacu ribs, pirão, among other tasty delicacies) and a friendly price.

But if you are between Bonito and Pantanal, you can check out the famous Casa do João, a stronghold of artists. But get there aware of the uneconomic prices, however, the advantage is in the Moqueca de Pintado, one of the most common dishes at Casa do João.

These are the best tips for eating well in the Pantanal, even if you guarantee a free lunch at inns or hotels where you stay.

However, when traveling from one city to another, it can be impossible to escape the restaurants. So, write down these tips to put together your travel itinerary.

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Farms, trails, horseback riding and boat rides, beautiful landscapes, animals of various species and typical food – all this you can find when touring the Pantanal.

But don't forget to book tours in advance with bitbook.net, including at hotels and inns in each city you visit. Remember that some of them require hours on the road, so be careful.

As you can see, there is a lot to discover in Pantanal. Of course, there are many other interesting places. We try to show the ones we visited and liked the most, as well as others that we were not able to visit, but which are important destinations.

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Beaches, mountains, history and lots of nature: discover the beauties of the best cities to visit in Espírito Santo

With some attractions still little explored, Espírito Santo has an incredible tourist potential. From beautiful beaches to exuberant nature and the charm of the mountains, the cities of Espírito Santo still have many historical and cultural attractions. Other than that, they deliver a good hotel chain, great cuisine and varied attractions, which cater from families with children to those looking for action.

To get an idea of the diversity of attractions in the state, there are dunes, cliffs, historic buildings, lagoons, parks, islands and many more places to visit and be enchanted. Discover some of the best cities to visit in Espírito Santo and be surprised by this incredible Brazilian state.

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<h2 dir = "auto">Anchieta</h2>
If you appreciate quiet places with a great structure, you will love visiting the city of Anchieta. Very close to the capital Vitória, the place concentrates several hotels, restaurants, shops and, of course, beautiful beaches.

There are almost 30 kilometers of coastline and there are plenty of options for those who want clean water, soft sand and a lot of peace. Praia de Castelhanos has a great structure and, as a bonus, a sea with natural pools that form in the middle of the rocks.

On the other hand, Ubu beach, although less popular and with a more rustic structure, is a bucolic and very beautiful place that will leave stressful days far away. In addition, the sea is calm and kayaks are available for rent, a good tip is to explore the waters on board.

The city, for those who don't know, was the home of Father José de Anchieta and, for those who want to know more about his life, the Anchieta Museum presents antique furniture, archaeological pieces, among other objects. The museum is attached to the Igreja Matriz de Nossa Senhora da Assunção, one of the oldest churches in Brazil.

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If you appreciate quiet places with a great structure, you will love visiting the city of Anchieta. Very close to the capital Vitória, the place concentrates several hotels, restaurants, shops and, of course, beautiful beaches.

There are almost 30 kilometers of coastline and there are plenty of options for those who want clean water, soft sand and a lot of peace. Praia de Castelhanos has a great structure and, as a bonus, a sea with natural pools that form in the middle of the rocks.

On the other hand, Ubu beach, although less popular and with a more rustic structure, is a bucolic and very beautiful place that will leave stressful days far away. In addition, the sea is calm and kayaks are available for rent, a good tip is to explore the waters on board.

The city, for those who do n't know, was the home of Father José de Anchieta and, for those who want to know more about his life dele, the Anchieta Museum presents antique furniture, archaeological pieces, among other objects. The museum is attached to the Igreja Matriz de Nossa Senhora da Assunção, one of the oldest churches in Brazil.

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<h2 dir = "auto">Marataízes</h2>
Since the subject is beautiful beaches, Marataízes could not be left out of this list of the best cities to visit in Espírito Santo, after all, there are more than 25 kilometers of coastline to enjoy. Just over two hours from Vitória, the city is one of the favorites to enjoy with the family, as its beaches are calm, clean and safe. The beaches of Cações, Boa Vista and Marobá are exactly like that and, for this very reason, are very popular with those with children.

But don't think that the beaches of Marataízes cannot surprise you. This is the case of Praia das Falésias which, as its name implies, has immense rocky walls that reach up to 40 meters in height and make the look quite peculiar – in fact, great for showing off good photos, see?

For those who don't like the beach, that's fine: have you ever thought about visiting a lagoon? Tourists usually have fun in kayaks and pedal boats that can be rented at Lagoa do Siri, which is usually crowded during high season.

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<h2 dir = "auto">Itaúnas</h2>
A true paradise with an unpretentious atmosphere, this is how we can describe Itaúnas. Located on the border between Espírito Santo and Bahia, the city and its rusticity are reminiscent of the famous Jericoacoara, in Ceará. That's why she couldn't be left out of this list of the best cities to visit in Espírito Santo.

Despite the atmosphere of simplicity, there is a great treasure that surrounds the charming village: the dunes of Parque Estadual de Itaúnas. Some huge mounds of sand can reach up to 30 meters and you have to cross them to get to the beach.

The walk takes about 15 minutes, but the view makes up for it a lot – especially at sunset. In addition to the beach and dunes, the park has archaeological sites with chipped stones and various indigenous artifacts. In the village, forró goes on until dawn and those who visit the place in July can participate in the lively National Festival of Forró de Itaúnas, always with no time to end.

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<h2 dir = "auto">Guarapari</h2>
Guarapari has more than 50. From the most remote to the most popular, from the calmest to the busiest, one thing is certain: they are all beautiful. Just 60 kilometers from Vitória, the city is much sought after as a vacation retreat and, therefore, has an excellent structure to meet even the most demanding tourists. This includes, of course, the gastronomy – this is where you can taste a delicious moqueca capixaba, especially in a restaurant on Praia de Meaípe (which was once considered one of the 10 most beautiful beaches in Brazil, so enjoy).

Praia dos Padres is also one of the most beautiful in the state, and in addition to white sand, a calm and very peaceful sea, you can rest under the shade of one of the many cashew trees that are scattered there. However, if you want to party, Bacutia Beach brings together many lively young people. It is a beach with a boardwalk and luxurious buildings along its shore, but without losing its beauty.

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A capital located between the sea and the mountains, where it is possible to catch the sun and enjoy the mountain cold in the same day. This is Vitória, or “Vix”, as she is called by the natives. With a tropical climate all year round, it concentrates several islands, beaches and parks, in addition to many historical sites. Not to mention the gastronomy, as there are several restaurant options that deliver the delicious and original moqueca capixaba. It goes without saying that Vitória is, without a doubt, one of the best cities to visit in Espírito Santo.

Among the unmissable beaches to visit is Praia de Camburi, where there is a very pleasant shore where people walk and play sports. With luck, it is possible to see several turtles that swim there. An island tip to visit is Ilha do Boi, where Praia da Esquerda and Praia da Direita are located, which have a lot of infrastructure and popular places on the sand strip.

Don't forget to walk through Praça dos Namorados, in Praia do Canto, which hosts a handicraft fair on the weekends, in addition to offering some activities and events. A nice place to enjoy the night is an area known as Triângulo, also in Praia do Canto. It is there that you can taste delicious dishes in charming environments in some of the best bars and restaurants in the city.

Vitória has a large hotel chain, with projects for all budgets and standards.

The waterfront region is certainly the most favorable to look for accommodation, due to the service facilities and proximity to the sea – for those who do not give up a beach and/or a beautiful view.

Hotels close to Praia do Canto (upscale, more expensive neighborhood) or Curva da Jurema (more affordable) are the best locations, but you can also get a lot of quality accommodation in Camburi.

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<h2 dir = "auto">Domingos Martins</h2>
If you are one of those people who loves a little chill, a hot chocolate and lots of nature, Domingos Martins is your place. The city is just 50 kilometers from Vitória, ideal for that weekend getaway. The municipality is part of the cities that make up the mountain region of Espírito Santo.

Colonized by German, Pomeranian and Italian immigrants, this culture is reflected to this day both in the cuisine, in the attractions and in the various charming festivals that take place throughout the year. How about a romantic train ride through the mountains? The Capixabas Mountains Train passes through the city, taking tourists to Viana, Marechal Floriano and Araguaia.

As if all that wasn't enough, there's more: nature is a valuable gift that Domingos Martins gives to visitors. The village of Pedra Azul belongs to the city and it is there that the famous stone that gives the place its name is located. The “blue” of the name comes from the sunlight that causes the immense rock formation to change color more than 35 times a day. In addition, there are several trails in the midst of the exuberant nature of the Pedra Azul State Park, an area of ​​more than 1200 hectares.

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As you can see, there is a lot to discover in the state. Of course, there are many other interesting places. We try to show the ones we visited and liked the most, as well as others that we were not able to visit, but which are important destinations.

Espirito Santo is a welcoming city and is ready to welcome you with open arms.
Have Fun!

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