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  • Surfing in Trindade After successfully hiking 400m through the jungle with 2 very heavy surf boards Nora and I made it to Praia do Cachadaça where we were going to try to do some surfing. We were actually pret Posted by ReneeL in Solutions For The Confused | Apr 23, 2009
  • Búzios for Easter Búzios seemed to be too much of a tourist destination for my taste, at least initially, but quickly proved to be quite pleasant. The Nomad Hostel, where Nora and I stayed, was perfectly located i Posted by ReneeL in Solutions For The Confused | Apr 23, 2009
  • Natural Pools, Ultimate Frisbee, & a Caipirinha Party Another gorgeous day in Trindade. After our fresh fruit, homemade guava cake, and some brazilian tea Nora and I made our way to the natural pools. A 1200m hike through the forest or a 10 R Posted by ReneeL in Solutions For The Confused | Apr 23, 2009
  • Trindade, Brazil's Hidden Paradise I was so happy I was able to convince Nora to extend her travels for a couple weeks and to come to Trindade with me. We had so much fun in Rio together I couldn't imagine it ending there. Posted by ReneeL in Solutions For The Confused | Apr 21, 2009
  • Rio to Saquarema Parati ended up holding us hostage for three more nights than planned. The first extra night was due to a bout of “La Tourista” (aka travellers’ diarrhea) and the next two nights were due to Easter and being unable Posted by moveimove in Movement Invites Movement | Apr 22, 2009
  • How Can You Not Love Per Kilo Restaurants in Brazil Most people that know me know that I LOVE food, or at least most of it. Fortunately, Rio has a lot of really great options when it comes to food, from small little snack counters with empadas (which are Posted by ReneeL in Solutions For The Confused | Apr 18, 2009
  • My Family!! It has been awhile since I have written anything. I just have been busy settling in. I have been trainning for the past 2 weeks in my internship. Turns out I' am in charge of inbound enrollments for World Study. Posted by expatelvis in Expat Elvis | Apr 16, 2009
  • Samba Dancing in Lapa Argentina and Brazil are all about the dancing and not just any type of dancing, but incredibly sexy dancing. Whether it's Tango, Samba, or Forro you can expect to be surrounded by a lot of hot, Posted by ReneeL in Solutions For The Confused | Apr 16, 2009
  • Maracanã Stadium You have not been to a sporting event until you´ve been to a fútbol game in Brazil. The Cariocas, as they are called in Rio, go literally insane over the sport. Think Wrigley Field times 100 wi Posted by ReneeL in Solutions For The Confused | Apr 16, 2009
  • Foz d'Iguazu - Puerto Iguazu The Iguazu fall is, when at capacity the largest waterfall in the world. The Brazilian side promises the overall panoramic view, whilst the Argentinean side promises the close up experience. Keen to see the Brazilian side and stay on the Posted by cromie79 in Cromie & Andrew's Tour d'Americas | Apr 13, 2009
  • Florianopolis - Foz D'Iguazu This day we decided to try and have a look around the rest of the massive Island of Santa Catarina before getting on the bus that evening. Over the last few days we had really only explored the south east Posted by cromie79 in Cromie & Andrew's Tour d'Americas | Apr 13, 2009
  • Ilha Santa Catarina Fri 27.03.09 Bus The trip to Ilha Santa Caterina promised to be lengthy (6 hours to Sao Paolo, 12 to Florianopolis) so to offset our guilt about the sedentary day ahead, we went for a run. We check out the old Posted by cromie79 in Cromie & Andrew's Tour d'Americas | Apr 12, 2009
  • Paraty Leaving with Wim and Martin, we caught Rei Thomas (schooner) from Ilha Grande to Angra dos Reis, then a connecting local bus to Paraty. We called our hostel (Misti Chill) who could arrange free pick up from the bus station Posted by cromie79 in Cromie & Andrew's Tour d'Americas | Apr 12, 2009
  • Ilha Grande Yes, the breakfast was the best in Brazil. When you’re traveling, it’s so fantastic to wake up to a good breakfast already prepared for you – it makes such a difference to how you feel about the day ahead and Posted by cromie79 in Cromie & Andrew's Tour d'Americas | Apr 12, 2009
  • One more day of sight seeing As we woke up quite early, for a post-party-morning, we could still see the museum about the independence of Brazil in 1822. Then we walked a long way to get to the house of Fernanda's friends to eat dinner with Posted by debrick in de Brick in South America | Apr 12, 2009
  • Party time In the morning at 11:30 I arrived in Sao Paulo, where Carlos and Cris were waiting for me. I could stay at Carlos' so for the last time, dropped my stuff and went into town. We went to the park Posted by debrick in de Brick in South America | Apr 12, 2009
  • Malas Prontas 5 Viajantes, Uma viagem ao Exterior e ... 5 Malas de Cabine ... O propósito principal ... Agilidade no Desembarque em Miami Desde quando estávamos planejando esta viagem surgiu esta id Posted by walencar in Andanças | Apr 11, 2009
  • Observations Our initial observations of Brazil (and in comparison to Buenos Aires) are as follows: - the people are friendlier and they smile, laugh, and talk FAR more in public than those in Buenos Aires - the food (and sometimes the coffee) is Posted by moveimove in Movement Invites Movement | Apr 10, 2009
  • Os Viajantes Aqui estamos .... William .. Helena .. Matheus ... Willy ... Posted by walencar in Andanças | Apr 10, 2009
  • Chilling in Foz Woke-up, #oohf' hangover, this would be another chilling day. Had a slow breakfast, and dove in the pool until I was hungry again. So, it was time to go into town where I had a buffet lunch. In the afternoon Posted by debrick in de Brick in South America | Apr 10, 2009
  • the amazing Iguaçu Falls Yesterday-afternoon, Mieke, a belgium girl I met in Manaus walked into the hostel. Funny and nice to meet her again. So, today we went together to the Argentinian side of the Iguaçu Falls. Yeah, i´ve been to Argentinia! We didn´t Posted by debrick in de Brick in South America | Apr 9, 2009
  • on my way to Foz do Iguaçu Last night at 20 hours, I took the bus to Foz do Iguaçu. I was tired as a dead dingo so I could sleep lots of time in the bus, and in the morning I arrived in the hostel. Wrote Posted by debrick in de Brick in South America | Apr 7, 2009
  • 4 day Pantanal Day 1) In the morning I went in a van to the Pantanal. I met two Dutch but they stayed in another lodge. Just before dinner I arrived in the lodge and the owner showed me around... Swimming pool, volleyball Posted by debrick in de Brick in South America | Apr 7, 2009
  • To Campo Grande Actually, when we were back in the hostel, I had to stay awake ´cause my plane left at 3 in the morning. Went to the airport at 1 by cab and waited, waited more... I had to change flight in Posted by debrick in de Brick in South America | Apr 7, 2009
  • Alive & Well! After traveling a total of 38 hours with 8 hours of waiting time, we can actually say that overall, it was a really good experience. The Good: The 36 hour bus trip (which was in fact 32 hours) turned out to be Posted by moveimove in Movement Invites Movement | Apr 7, 2009
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