Brazil | Claudia & Carsten's World Expedition

BRAZIL - Jericoacoara - Recife - Olinda - Salvador - Morro de Sao Paulo

Jericoacoara From Manaus, we decided to skip the final boat ride from there to Belem and instead we flew into Fortaleza. From there we took a bus to the beach of Jericoacoara, one of the Brazilians' favorite beaches. We can understand why.		Sunset from the dunes
Kitesurf Kitesurf is very popular in the northeastern beaches of Brazil, due to the strong winds.	Sunset

	Lagoa Paraiso
	Sand dunes	Jeri
		Nightlife in Jeri
Any drinks you want		Our hotel
Chilling Our hotel was owned by a Russian young lady who used to live in Denmark. She was very nice and we used to speak danish to one another.	Out for a walk	Pedra Furada
Bus station of Recife After Jeri, we took the bus back to Fortaleza and waited there for our bus to Recife.	Olinda	View from Olinda into Recife
Olinda

	Olinda I don't think Chile would allow these kind of statues....fortunately, we are in Brazil, where people don't waste time worrying about censoring nudity.

Bus station in Recife After our days in Olinda and Recife, we took the bus to Salvador de Bahia. Worst bus ride ever. Brazilians are not quiet people and when it's late and you are tired and want to sleep at 2:00 AM, you don't appreciate when people listen to loud music in the bus and speak loudly on their phones without worrying about others.	Salvador	Salvador

	Largo do Pelourinho This is Salvador's historical center. Pelourinho was a stone column located in this area, where the slaves were displayed, traded or punished.
Jorge Amado's house Amado was one of Brazil's most famous writers.	Jorge Amado's house	Amado and Neruda
His typewriter	Amado, Neruda and Diego Rivera Amado sure had cool friends.	Salvador

Night out in town		Boat trip to Morro de Sao Paulo
View of Morro from the lighthouse
Suitcase carrier...
Our home We stayed in Zimbo, a small, family place in the 4th beach. The owners were fantastic, they even brought me warm tea one night when they saw I had gotten a cold.	Breakfast
The sunrise Which we couldn't see because it was cloudy... Carsten tries to get into the "tourist" ways.... NOT happening!		Fourth beach

Sunset from the lighthouse	Sunset This is one of the "most beautiful sunsets in the world", according to the locals. After everything we traveled, we still believe sunsets over the Pacific, over the Andes or over the Amazon river beat others.

BRAZIL - Jericoacoara - Recife - Olinda - Salvador - Morro de Sao Paulo

Jericoacoara

From Manaus, we decided to skip the final boat ride from there to Belem and instead we flew into Fortaleza. From there we took a bus to the beach of Jericoacoara, one of the Brazilians' favorite beaches. We can understand why.

Sunset from the dunes

Kitesurf

Kitesurf is very popular in the northeastern beaches of Brazil, due to the strong winds.

Sunset

Lagoa Paraiso

Sand dunes

Jeri

Nightlife in Jeri

Any drinks you want

Our hotel

Chilling

Our hotel was owned by a Russian young lady who used to live in Denmark. She was very nice and we used to speak danish to one another.

Out for a walk

Pedra Furada

Bus station of Recife

After Jeri, we took the bus back to Fortaleza and waited there for our bus to Recife.

Olinda

View from Olinda into Recife

Olinda

Olinda

I don't think Chile would allow these kind of statues....fortunately, we are in Brazil, where people don't waste time worrying about censoring nudity.

Bus station in Recife

Salvador

Salvador

Largo do Pelourinho

This is Salvador's historical center. Pelourinho was a stone column located in this area, where the slaves were displayed, traded or punished.

Jorge Amado's house

Amado was one of Brazil's most famous writers.

Jorge Amado's house

Amado and Neruda

His typewriter

Amado, Neruda and Diego Rivera

Amado sure had cool friends.

Salvador

Night out in town

Boat trip to Morro de Sao Paulo

View of Morro from the lighthouse

Suitcase carrier...

Our home

We stayed in Zimbo, a small, family place in the 4th beach. The owners were fantastic, they even brought me warm tea one night when they saw I had gotten a cold.

Breakfast

The sunrise

Which we couldn't see because it was cloudy... Carsten tries to get into the "tourist" ways.... NOT happening!

Fourth beach

Sunset from the lighthouse

Sunset

This is one of the "most beautiful sunsets in the world", according to the locals. After everything we traveled, we still believe sunsets over the Pacific, over the Andes or over the Amazon river beat others.